... if FIN7AN~TIAL SCHEMiE. l RETURN OF MAJOR KITCHENER FROM THE DESERT. (SPECILo TELEGRAM TO THE STANDARD OF THIS MORNING.) Cairo, Tuesday Evening. Sir Evelyn Wood has received a long tele- gram from Major Kitchener giving details of his latest reconnaisance ...

... clothing had been eeut iu and distributed among the men employed at the l'ark. The lad.ee also the district had instituted soup kitchen, and had collected sum of £120, which would enable them to give soup to the laea employed till the end of March. only other ...

... candle. The armed himself with a loaded gun, and all three *snt m the direction the hall door, which is distance from the kitchen, where the noise *** first beard. While proceeding towards the bail door, the gun, through some cause present unexplained ...

... at the induction the new fre»u>- minister there, who had been his students. Afterwards he went Whitehaveu stayed with Mr Kitchen. was taken somewhat seriously ill, but itto have partly recovered. wa» again se.-''- illness, however, aud before medical ...

... occupied n by PMr lhoe. Wilsonl, compositor, was on Friday F- evening struck by lightning. The lightning d entered by the kitchen chimney, shattering to pieces a clork, passed to another rooo, the win. Ft ow of which it smashed to atoms, and then it escaped ...

... entered the dwelling-house by the kitchen chim. ney, knocked a small splinter off the mantelpiece, wentalong a passage into the servant's bed room, and out at the roof. A man and a maid-servant were sitting at the kitchen fireside at the time, and were driven ...

... lower regions, find the whole ot the building underneath the platform level is devoted to the kitchen, stores, and the working parts of the hotel. The kitchen, which situated ill the basement, feet long feet wide, and 20 feet height, with arched roof in ...

... capper thares, as well as thd X Indian gold. Weac comparatively steady, The ,; changes included as advance of 2 in Cook'a rme Kitchen, I in South Crofty, South Frances. and the WhoaaiAgar, and m in WbS1 Baa~t and Wheat rem Grenville, and a decline of j in ...

... Rooms and Kitchen, 'Xasliin AiHouse,'Batb, and W.Q., beautifully situated in the Wool End-Front Door. Address 290. Herald Office. ?? i3.elttng go e, to 'get. TO LET, ENTRY IMMEDIATELY, A WVELL-FIJRNISHED HOUSE, of Four Rooma LlL and Kitchen, Scuilery ...

... poor parish within the burgh Arbroath, ; to the Towo Council Arbroath, intereat to beapplied towards keeping Arbroath Soup Kitchen, £100. Arizona or thk U.S. Mail Link. —We understand that tins tine steamer, the largest ever built on tlie Clyde, and the ...

... negatived a couuter motion that it only applied to needful cases. It was announced that arrangements had been made to open soup kitchens different part* of the district. A report which had gained currency that master in the district had tnfered per day for cwt ...

... chain. Ido not remember what date that was. .X first kept ber company little over two years ago. I generally went down in the kitchen when went to 4 Fuston Square. Ido not know that X have ever seen a lady who lodged on ttbe second floor. never knew there ...