... KITCHENER. FORTY-FIVE ARRESTS. - _ The Daily Telegraph says :—By Saturday's mail from South Africa we received from Mr. Bennet Burleigh the duplicate of an interesting telegram concerning the discovery of another conspiracy at Pretoria. This message ...

... Kitchener's Romance. Resolute and hard as he is, there has been one romance in this great soldier's life. That he was deeply in love with one of society's most popular beauties is known to most people, and that the lady remained single for his sake for ...

... KITCHEN ER. CAPTURE OF A CONVOY. • Lord Kitchener, telegraphing from De Aar on Saturday, stated that on Friday, before dayliszht, fle Wees force crossed the railway at Baartman's Siding, being closely followed by Colonel Plumer. The enemy were enizaged ...

... Kitchener and Churchill. One of the most curious presentation copies made by Mr. Winston Churchill of his Look, The River War NI. A. P.), to Lord Kitchener himself, in spite of the fact that the work contains some vehemeht criticisms uf that remaikable ...

... DARWIN IN THE KITCHEN. I was oa m7liannet a hinted ttion it , A. proved to leo Theo I It to to. 1111411100 D ton to PO& it BO I Wait to wait Bra it jab a ormket. ear I, m Dry mon le ogetties be • 1411; So te those it I enghtnen it to • Ht. my nevi ...

... Kitchener's Mistake. Lord K. has a great faculty by which he is able to size men up at a glance. Shortly after De Wet fell like an avalanche on Lord Roberis's Communications Lord K. was down the line fitting out extemporary Mounted Infantry columns. A ...

... THE SILENT KITCHENER. If the end of the war be not now in sight, then the struggle must go on indefinitely. We are to believe that thousands of Boers are hurrying towards Capetown in the hope that the Cape Dutch will rise. They have with them neither ...

... Delightful, she replied. There was a pause of five mirages, during which Kitchener tugged thoughtfully at his moustache. Then he said, Ah, I am glad ! Lcrd Kitchener does not claim to be a ladies' man. ...

... LORD KITCHENER. -----4 ,----- It is now definitely stated that Lord Roberts be the next Commander -in-Chief, but there ii . not the seine widespread belief that Lord Kitolientr be chosen as Lord ICobetts's right. man. No doubt can be entertained that ...

... CUPID IN THE KITCHEN. : ACTION FOR BREACH OF PROMISE. In the Queen'e Bench Divisionon Thursday, Hunt v. Baker wan an action for breach of promise of ' marriage. The plaintiff, Eliza Hunt, Mae now in the service of Sir John Kelk, and the defendant Baker ...

... TEMPER IN THE KITCHEN. At the Newport (Mayo) petty sessions, the other day, one Owen Kane summoned a young woman, named Hynes, for assault. The case is thus reported by a local paper:—' The complainant and defendant were servants at Meloomb, near Newport ...

... Queens of their Kitchens. It is a Pity that more woolen are not mistresses of their own kitchen+. For it is not only the women of wealth and lsisore who are not. The alatternly housekeeper, whose kitchen is always • m am, whose food is half-xiked, whose ...