... Park but spinach tangled Oh can it be that o'er the beet And broccoli thy soul enthuses, Making once flowery Vigo Street The kitchen garden of the Muses Must Davidson the onion dress And Watson prune the futile fennel Must Beeching tend the trivial cress ...

... categories. It is absurd to abuse an institution which has turned out such generals as Kelly-Kenny, Hildyard, Broad- wood, young Kitchener, Settle, and a host more. p\n the other hand it must be conceded that many now well-known officers have risen to distinction ...

... and that Captain Bradford, who, it will be remembered, played for Hants three years ago, has been selected as one of Lord Kitchener's staff. npo the spectators at Lord's, A. E. Stoddart, even in mufti, is a welcome sight. The photograph of the famous cricketer ...

... inartistic, and consigned to the kitchen or basement. In more than one home one has seen most beautiful pieces on which Sheraton, for instance, had spent all his cultivated mind in making truly beautiful standing in the kitchen and put to the most debased ...

... serve in the famous old 95th. TTefore going to South Africa General Lyttelton, who, by the way, is freely mentioned as Lord Kitchener's successor, served with the 4th Battalion Rifle Brigade in the Jowaki Campaign of 18 77, and in 1882 did excellent service ...

... they sent him out to Kitchener in the Soudan to con struct the Desert railway. As this work developed in importance it was felt by the authorities that a more senior officer should be put in charge, and the proposal was made to Kitchener with the name of ...

... Fuller, who has undertaken that task, has her hands full in housing them in quarters where they can establish a Japanese kitchen and have food a la faponais. They have truly oriental ideas on the subject of keeping social and other engagements, and their ...

... Prince Imperial and the late Prince Napoleon succeeded to the Imperial dignity. THE SACKVILLE HOTEL AT BEXHILL-ON-SEA THE KITCHENS OF THE SACKVILLE HOTEL THE SMOKING LOUNGE OF THE SACKVILLE HOTEL ...

... about the imperial kitchens at St. Petersburg. It appears that this imperial temple of culinary art and mysteries is entirely built of black marble, floors, walls, and ceil ings, covered with ornamentation in relief. All the kitchen utensils are of massive ...

... been deemed eligible for marble honours. Hitherto, however, no one had thought of erecting a memorial to the heroes of the kitchen, a strange oversight in the land of gastronomies which is now going to be remedied. It is not Vatel, who fell upon his sword ...

... matin6e hat. When I do up my hair in a plait, I've to stand in the hall on the mat And a kind of niche in the wall is the kitchen And the bath-- I can't get into that. But it's class, class, class I can see all society pass That is at a distance, and with ...

... garden, but my roses are my especial pride I attend to them altogether myself, and only allow William to interfere with the kitchen garden and the perennial borders. He is quite incapable of hard work and altogether most incompetent his vegetables, when ...