... had appeared in a daily paper. Mr. t1 Kitchen went largely into details-so much so, la indeed, as to tire the patience of his hearers; but in although the council refused to sanction the report tt of Mr. Kitchen's committee, on the ground that the m present ...

... looking Into the kitchen she was horrified on seeing the whole of the kitchen range blown out and in fragments scattered about in various places. All the furniture and other arti- cles in the apartment were also destroyed. The whole of the kitchen window, including ...

... appeared in a daily paper. Mr. [t a Kitchen went largely into details-so much so, ,th indeed, as to tire the patience of his hearers; but tria although the council refused to sanction the report V of of Mr. Kitchen's committee, on the ground that the ...

... Manchester, where one of their kitchens is situated. The Dean of Manchester (the Rev. Dr. Oakley) ?? Hion. Secretary (Mr. F. Scott) said that last season the Committee supplied 136,000 meals to children in 11 kitchens. About 8,000 of those meals were ...

... heard a notes of something breaking proceed from the kitchen as he passed through the room above, and when he searched the kitchen he found this circumstance was accounted for by the fact that on the kitchen floor there were the broken re- mains of a jug of ...

... you heard, or believe you heard, Mr. Conry go into the kitchen at five minutes I past 12 o'clock, and come out of the kitchen ahout two o'clock. Do you suggest that he spent tw-o housi in the kitchen? I do not suggest anything. What do you wish the inspector ...

... 6 30 ?? KitChener is on the Gatsrand Range, south of the Krogersdorp-Potchefstroom Railway, and in communication with Methuen, who was at Paaiboschspruit, a few miles southwest of Kitchener yesterday, the enemy fleeing in front of Kitchener's and Methuen's ...

... the news that a huge whisky vat was being built at the House of Commons will draw some comfort irom the aesurance that the Kitchen Conmnittee contemplate no startling scheme of distilling, or even of blending the spirits consumed by mem- bers and their ...

... same apartment, khe removed to a bed in the kitchen. Mrs. Rose had not been many minutes absent, when the lodger felt a strong smell of something bun. ing, and, on getting out of bed, she perceived that the kitchen was full of smoke. Hurrying outside, she ...

... PROPOSED GORDON MEMORIAL A . I KHARTOUM. I ! : _ -_1e1' 1 I n I ._ *A communication is published from Lord Kitchener in advocacy of the proposed Gordon -Memorial ?? at Khartoum, together with copies Of letter sent li Lord Salisbury, the Baroneas Burd ...

... ixto the kitchen behind the shop, where he commened to sing and to make a great noise. Hacking' wife is bi r. Shepherd's housekeeper, and Hacking was in the kitchen at the time. Mrs., Hacking asked the deceased to go home, and he left the kitchen and went ...

... a blow at Constable Adams. He was prevented ?? his purpose, and was immediately arrested, The police then burst into the kitchen, which was quickly evacuated by Its occupants, who made for the upper portion of the house, with the ex- ception of the owner ...