... IN THE KITCHENS. The correspondent was welcomed into the spotless kitchens, where chupatties were being cooked on flat stoves, and the fragrant stews and curries prepared. One kitchen was labelled Meat-eating Hindus. The dietary is excellent and varied ...

... LORI) KITCHENER AS ECONONHST. We are fortunate to have obtained the services of Lord Kitchener as Commander-in-Chief in India. (hear, hear.) Lord Kitchener is an administrator of the highest quality, and his work is always associated with economy. While ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S PROPOSALS. Mr. BUCHANAN asked the Secretary of State for India whether, before the Indian 13udget comes on, he would issue to members papers containing the full proposals of Lord Kitchener as regards army organisation in India, distinguishing ...

... statements. Referring to Lord Kitchener 's points. his Excellency says they were not perverted by me in the memorandum by General Scott. Director of Ordnance. Lord Kitchener replies were noted on it on July Discussing Lord Kitchener's remarks on financial details ...

... LORI) KITCHENER'S MINUTE. Within one month from the date on which this despatch left the India Office the Commander-in-Chief had laid before the Government of India a long and exhaustive minute emphatically condemning the system in force, with a complete ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S SCHEME. I now go for a moment to the special military expenditure associated with the name of Lord Kitchener. From all the information that reaches me, his Majesty's Govenrment have every reason to be satisfied with the prudence of the ...

... LAWD KITCHENER's SERVICES. Lord Kitchener well deserves the compliments which the noble and gallant Field-Marshal paid him in a debate in zoos. He then said :— I hope that the great soldier at present at the head of the Army in India, to whose hearty ...

... effect in July nest; and what was the reason of the tender of his resignation of the Indian command by Lord Kitchener. Mr. BROIMICK : Lord Kitchener authorises me to state that he has not tendered his resignation, and there is, therefore, no question or ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S MESSAGE. The following is the announcement made in the Times of August 14 to which reference is made in the correspondence (August 18) : In a leading article, which appeared in the Times •' of July 18, it was somewhat hastily assumed ...

... INDIA. LORD KITCHENER. TWO lines on a newspaper contents bill stunned London on Tuesday afternoon. Kitchener Drowned. The thing seemed almost unbelievable. Unhappily the official announcements have put the matter beyond doubt. Lord Kitchener. accompanied ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S SCHEME. Sir CHARLES DILKE asked the Secretary of State for India at what stations it was proposed to expend the io lakhs on extra land for troops, additional to the 22 lakhs for barracks and the 7 lakhs for hutting taken in the Budget ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S ARMY SCHEMES. So little is allowed to be known regarding the progress of Lord Kitchener's schemes for army le-organisation in India that one must needs be grateful for the following crumbs from the official table which have been let fall ...