... LORD KITCHENER'S STATEMENT. THE STATE OF RECRUITING Lord Kitchener, in the House of Lords on Wednesday, made an interesting statement on the events of the past six weeks, from which it appeared that though the tide of battle had ebbed and flowed at various ...

... KITCHEN AN!) COOKING APPARATUS. Mr. Best informed the Board that the deputation appointed had waited on the Local Government Board with reference to the kitchen and cooking apparatus, and the result was that the Board now approved of the Guardians' proposals ...

... THE TWENTIETH,CENTCRII KITCHEN. Coal and wood be superseded by electricity in the twentieth-century kitchen. The electric oven bakes bread ideally, and meats prepared by it do not require watching or basting, while broiling or frying may te done in superior ...

... THE LATE LORI) KITCHENER. Before proceeding with th e business of the morning the Chairman said: Gentlemen, I rise to remind you that on the stroke of twelve a memorial service to the late Lord Kitchener is to be held in St. Paul's, London. By the untimely ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S REPORT. Lord Kitchener has telegraphed as follows to the War Office:— February 17th (1.5 p.m.) During the past week the columns report 17 Boers killed, five wounded, 107 prisoners, 138 surrenders: also 86 rifles and 2,800 rounds of small-arm ...

... ' TRAM-CAR KITCHENS. Travelling kitchens for big towns— tram-car kitchens, - as they will he called—were foreshadowed by Alderman C. F. Spencer, Director of tiational Kitchens, at a conference in London on Monday. national kitchens, he ...

... LONDON'S INVALID KITCHENS. It seems a somewhat surprising fact that comparatively few people seemed to know of the existence of the Invalid Kitchens of London until they read about the Picture given in aid of this kindest of charities at the Albert Hall ...

... DESPATCHES FROM KITCHENER. NARROW ESCAPE OF STEYN. The following despatches were issued by the War Office on Sunday night from Lord Ritch. cner: -- PRETORIA, July 13th (6.50 p:m..) . . In Cape Colony Scheepers burnt public buildings in Murraysburg, and ...

... DESPATCH FROM KITCHENER. The following message was on Tuesday after-- noon posted at the War Office : From Lord Kitchener to the Secretary of State for War. PRETORIA, October 7th, 1901 (Noon). The operations on the Natal frontier have somewhat diminished ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S POSITION. STATEMENT BY THE WAR OFFICE. The War Office announced on Monday that there is no foundation whatever for the statement which appeared in various journals that Lord Kitchener has tendered his resignation. No friction of any sort ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S REPORT. Lord Kitchener, in a despatch sent from Pretoria on Monday, says that since January 27th there bad been 27 Boers killed, six wounded, 142 prisoners, and 48 surrenders. The British columns also captured sonic rifles and ammunition ...

... COMM/NAL KITCHEN. idea of estahlishinz a communal kitchen in lit uilworth wa ncotelled by Council on lant. The idea for most towns is excellent. but for Kenilworth the proposition is a difficult by tin , extraordinarily mattered and nature of the town ...