... 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 ...

... these ancient instruments. We conjecture from the great number of warming-pans which have survived the chances and changes of kitchen life that our ancestors must have considered them to be absolute necessities, and that they also loved them and were truly ...

... contains no less than 1 80 original recipes, all of which appear so simple and possible that one longs to run away to the kitchen instanter and try one's hand upon them. There is no art like the art of telling a great truth in simple and concise language ...

... Roberts, and Corporal Nurse for the Cross. While serving as assistant military secretary and private secretary to Lord Kitchener, Captain Congreve held the rank of major, now he has been promoted lieutenant-colonel in recogni tion of his services during ...

... curates could not afford to keep a horse. I accompanied him on a visit to one of the humbler parishioners. We sat in the kitchen, the floor of which was flagged. The mother and her children were pleased to see him and made him very welcome. It was a novel ...

... conflict, thus elaborately ridiculing the supposed failure of Lord Kitchener's methods. The Boers seem to have found the system more efficient. It was quite customary to represent Kitchener and Chamberlain as twin fiends engaged in butchering Boer babies ...

... he left his prominent position in the centre of the stage to become a mere bit of military decoration in the rear. Lord Kitchener seemed a trifle ner vous, and with characteristic modesty hurried back to shelter at the earliest possible moment. A reception ...

... works of art looted by Napoleon. (The French, by the way, still consider Wellington's act a heartless robbery.) No Lord Kitchener was even unduly cynical in speaking of his bag, and offended the s o 1 1 hearted hu manitarian Rus sians who had just driven ...

... grasping oppressor, Russia takes the lead in humani tarian movements -without ceasing to annex. K. OF K. A new view of Lord Kitchener by Mr. Frank Richardson ...

... The Lady Gibourc with Rainouart in the kitchen. Rainouart and the Lady Gibourc are brother and sister, but Rainouart has been stolen away from his parents, the King and Queen of Spain, and has been set to kitchen work. It is here the countess finds him ...

... name appears in twenty-four d.fferent connections. Back to Khartoum. Rather more than four years have passed since Lord Kitchener finished his amazing and stupendous work in the Soudan and smashed Mahdism for ever. Khartoum, with which his name is inseparably ...

... Afloat, Ship Aground, Well and Bucket, World Turned Upside Down, and World's End. There is a Sir Garnet Wolseley, but no Kitchener and no Roberts. No fewer than forty-nine public-houses are named after the Prince of Wales and nine after the Princess. Love ...