... Kerma, and was yesterday at Hafir; but this news lacks confirmation. CAjRO, THURSDAY.-A later despatch states that Sir H. Kitchener will to-morrow occupy Kubudesh, on the Hanneh or third cataract. Fighting with the dervishes at Kerma appears inevitable ...

... eman. When he had gone out, Lord Townshend Ipushed me aside very roughly, and, without a word, ofi ran dowfn stairs into my kitchen, Sir. There he °|found the girl, and, as I may say, Sir, he brought I~ (Laug tpein timhla g her by the hand, Sir. e (Lughtr ...

... at the top of the lighthouse, and passed down the stairway until it reached the kitchen, where it smashed a window, tore an iron late from the floor and scattered the kitchen fire. It finally disappeared by the door. One of the lightkeepers was completely ...

... reflects the utmost credit upon the kitchen committee, be- cause they represent every possible type of femi- nine beauty. I have never seen the terrace so- crowded a ith honourable members before. The' experiment of the kitchen committee is likely to prove a ...

... adhered to their opposition before finally abandoning his intention to present the bill. Lord Stanley, the chairman of the kitchen com- mittee of the House of Conunons, moved this even- ing the second reading of the bill to exempt the Houses of Parliament ...

... value very much, and I hope you -will tell them how very much I admire the ?? me, yours sincerely, Beatris Cadogan. Lord Kitchener, Past Grand Warden of Eng- land. has been appointed by the Prince of Wales as Grand Master of English Freemasons in Egypt ...

... Battalion Grenadier Guards. He was at the head of the corps when, a year ago, it participated in the Soudan campaign, under Lord Kitchener. The senior major of the Grena~dier Guards for promotion to licutenant-colonel is Major btreath- field, who is now ;serving ...

... Christian of Schleswig-Holstein. and attended by the Dowager Lady Ampthill. The Earl of Halsbury, Lord Chancellor, and Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, Sirdar of the Egyp- tian Army, arrived at Osborne, and bad the honour of dining with the Queen and Roval Family ...

... chops. It is of a very novel and approved con. struction, and its situstiun guarantees the genuiine- ness of the cooking. The kitchen is up-stairs, and the dishes are lowered by means of s small hoist, to which a girl attends. Adjoining the dining-hall there ...

... positions, have worked. with a zeal that cannot he over-appreciated. The House of Commonis Kitchen. Tisey have been stocktaking at Weatminstes, -that. is to say, the kitchen committee of ?? House of Commons 'have been making en inven- tory of the spirits and ...

... assistance. If In that case I sincerely hope that all olasses will te unite to support those excellent institutions-the it soup kitchens, so admirably organised- by Mr. It Elcock, and the ladies'olothing committee, eo op- i. portunely inaugurated by the Rev ...

... thinking about it. If I think any more about this I will go mad. About eleven o'clock deceased went upstairs to witness's kitchen and asked for the loan of a razor to cut his corns. Witness lent him the razor (produced), and he next found it covered with ...