... LORD KITCHENER. The seisesof visits being paid by L 7*- 1 Kitchener to the various training centres continued yesterday, when he paid a visit Aldershot and spent a considerable part of ti - . , day. among the troops under training in district. There ...

... LORD KITCHENER. The King and Queen honoured Earl Kitchener of Khartum by visiting him at York House, St. James's Palace, yesterday afternoon. sod taking with him them. ...

... Best Mam 235. 6d. Best NnU 23a. 6.L D*.t Kitchen 225. 6d. | Beat Cobbles 21a. Sd. r^OALßr2la.—The* TYNE MAIN COAL OO.'a Be*l. one the flnoat coals void London. 27a.; Second Beat. 26a. fed.; Cubes. 26*.; Kitchen. 355. 6 ...

... AUTOCRAT OF THE KITCHEN. For Davey was an autocrat, pleasant and but stern and unyielding on certain points. He would scarcely so much as speak while preliminary preparations were in progress. Once his beloved joints were well on the way to being perfectly ...

... LORD KITCHENER. SAN FRANCISCO, April IL Lord Kitchener entrained •it ter England to-day. Large vronds assembled to give Uini ft hearty send-off, but he managed to elude the demonstrators.—Eschange lefegraph Oompani. ...

... LORD KITCHENER. (from Our Military Carreapondent i SALISBURY PLAIN. Auc - Lord Kitchener's appointment ’■ Mediterranean will not, it is un ...

... LORD KITCHENER. VIENNA. Sept. 27.. Lord Kitchener arrived here as the truest of Lady Lay aid. He met at the by Vice-Admiral tiarelli. naval commander at Venice. who greeted him in the name of the tiovernment.—lteuter. ...

... LORD KITCHENER. KHARTUM, Jan. 3. Lord Kitchener pa,secl through here to-day his any to nibs where lie will visit an experimental farm. His Excellency will return to Khartum to-morrow.—Renter. ...

... SCENE IN THE KITCHEN. The witness explained, in reply to further questions, that the accused was lying on her back. and Piffard was bending over her, holding her down with a hand on her shoulder. They were both covered with blood. Pittard asked her to ...

... ISCOUNT KITCHENER. Viscount Kitchener. whose leave of absence has nearly expired. called at the Foreign Office yesterday and made • long stay. Ile for Egypt about • fortnight hence. ...

... COLONEL KITCHENER. vThBOUOH REUTEE'S AOEXCT.) SUEZ, Jan. 24. Colonel Kitchener has arrived here from fcuitkini, on board her Majesty's gun boat Star- ing;. He is still suffering from the effects of j& wound, but is progressing favourably. •ijor Mac Murdo ...

... LORD KITCHENER. (Txaouox Rxcrsa's Aoekct.) CAIRO, Nov. L Lord Kitchener, accompanied by Sir Reginald Wingate, Sirdar of the Egyptian Army, and his Staff; visited the Assuan reservoir works this morning. Tbe visitors commenced at the west bank, and viewed ...