... Lieut.-General N. G. Lyttelton, C.B., concerning whom it was wrongly reported that he was to succeed Lord Kitchener as Commander-in-Chief of the South African Forces, is the third son of the late Lord Lyttelton, and a brother of the Head Master of Haileybury ...

... the full limits indicated above, Miss Williams retaining the ground floor, and Mrs Desmoulins assuming the supremacy of the kitchen, which supplied those not inelegant dinners of his latter days to which Hawkins refers. Johnson's books ai.d study were on ...

... Gouriey, Captain Gray, Captain Rogers, Master Frank Ballour, Captain Taylor WITH THE LONDON SCOTTISH IN ABERDEENSHIRE. THE CAMP KITCHEN AT BALMORAL THE OFFICERS' MESS AT BALMORAL The pictures on these two pages are by Milne ...

... Denmark, however, caught him, spoke to him kindly, thanked him for the lift, and ordered the servants to take him to the kitchen, give him some refreshments and a good price for his carrots. That peasant went home rejoicing and has talked of nothing else ...

... these ancient instruments. We conjecture from the great number of warming-pans which have survived the chances and changes of kitchen life that our ancestors must have considered them to be absolute necessities, and that they also loved them and were truly ...

... these ancient instruments. We conjecture from the great number of warming-pans which have survived the chances and changes of kitchen life that our ancestors must have considered them to be absolute necessities, and that they also loved them and were truly ...

... THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CORNWALL Irv South Africa, with Lord Kitchener, THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CORNWALL AND YORK AT PIETERMARITZBURG Lord Kitchener sits on the Duchess's right and Lady McCallum on her left ...

... key it is a book that was struck by a Prussian bullet. All the other refurbishing, however, is nothing to that which the kitchens demand, whose fires have been out for thirty-three years, and whose saucepans are rusty with age. /T Loubet will be expected ...

... is carried on in an improvised lavatory constructed out of the remains of an old rail way carriage, while close by is the kitchen apparatus and the zinc-roofed larder, &c. A yacht is moored alongside the bank on the eastern side of the camp, and in this ...

... MY LADY'S MIRROR. AN ANCIENT KITCHEN. V Ji Sir Charles Eastlake (I think) in one of his books upon artistic furnishing has said that in his day the most endurable room in an ordinary house was the kitchen. That was the only place where no mammoth roses ...

... the highest esteem by Lord Kitchener. He has now received the reward for distinguished service, and this is in official circles regarded as the preface to a higher distinction. Sir Elliott is an old friend of Lord Kitchener and was closely associated ...

... it may be pointed out as a curious coincidence that the three men who have helped to make history in South Africa-- Lord Kitchener, Lord Milner, and Cecil Rhodes-- are bachelors. To these might be added a fourth and a fifth in the persons of General B ...