... Lord Kitchener. Mr. Q. W. Steevens, in his book, “With Kitchener to Khartoum,” writes;—“Major-General Sir Horatio Herbert Kitchener is forty-eight years old by the book, that is irrelevant. stands several inches over six feet, straight as lance, and looks ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. FOR those who have not the necessary accommodation for lifting and forcing and rhubarb indoors forcing the ground, by means of fermenting material only, ranat be resorted to. The ep:i ...

... THE KITCHEN CARDEN. THE early sown celery wi.l now ready for pricking out into boxes or pans, and afterwards placed in frame with a moderate botiom-heat, and near the glass. Carrots and turnips in frames should be thinned out -oon as possib.e, leaving ...

... Kitchen Lore. ANIMAL curiosity a subject vriuch always fascinates me. is one know very little about, and that thout ...

... Lord Kitchener. Once when Lord Kitchener was in London was induced to attend a big social function, and amongst the many people introduced to him was pretty young girl. “Oh, Lord Kitchener,’’ she exclaimed, am so glad to meet you at last I did’ so want ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. TOMATOES will now be growing freely, and should have all the lateral shoot* pinched out soon aa possible, in order strengthen the main branches. AM the principal leaves should be carefully preserved, und if any of the fruits are required ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. BEET sown early in heat wU require bo pricked out into light soil, using frames which can be shut up gilt. Brown cos lettuce pit- should have plenty of water, with an occasional dose liquid manure, and be tied up for use required. ...

... JIMMY IN THE KITCHEN. X 11-1100-00! luili’ Ml--- M ', b' Sin varied the note : lu-o-.x.- ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. getting the soil ready for next yeai V crops, «nd wbiob many gardens require for *cial crope. tbe aim oiiould be, to get soil uniform quality ana fair depth, and containing the elements tor huc* cesshil growth. It is essential that ...

... LORD KITCHENER. • • FEW people would suspect, to look at Cord Kitchener, that he was fifty-eight; yet it is fact that the Indian Ofmiiuander-iu-Ohief was born as long ago June 24th, 1850, and therefore entered on his fifty.-ninth year other day Before ...

... THE KITCHEN BARDEN. mHE month of NoTomhor i. the proper for sowing seeds of eftrly peas, I« may be said that the crop uncertain one. and where there rs oonyen.ence for raising the plants by sowing m January and February, it is* ranch better J defer t ...

... THE KITCHEN CARDEN. DURING the ' present month all remains of summer crops that are done with, such as peas, beans, &c., should lie cleared off, and either burnt the ground, otherwise disposed of, and the garden made as tidy appearance the season of the ...