... suburbs plainly heard the report. It was SO distinct at naiswick that an iunabitant who was in his bedroom first thought his kitchen boiler had burst. His next idea was that an earthquake had occurred. While I at Hfammersmith the concussion appeared so close ...

... Princess was received bv Mrs. Rowland Williams and Miss Fannie iCalder, the secretary of the institution, aad conduoted to the kitchen, Where around a large table was stationed a class of elementary school children, engaged in the pre- paration of the bill ...

... has belped, with others, to raise the seat of a music-stool. It has served as a chopping.block to cut mint on in strange kitchens. It has helped the regular weight to keep the grandfather's clok going. It ha3 done duty for a flower-pot saucer. It has ...

... of the landlord of the Golden Eplepat Inn, Castle Street. At midnight en Saturday Daniels was with his sweetheart in the kitchen of th6i public-house, when be suddenly drew~a revolver, and fired two shots at her, wound- Inghe in the head and breast. The ...

... which are I placed three horseshoe nails and the rough I materials for a watch. With these nails fixed I upon an ordinary kitchen table and used as a lithe I lie turned and polished all the wiheels, pinions, E . and pivdts of the watch which is shown ill ...

... sermons under- taking as I well knew five years ago, is now made in a well ordered drawing-room car, with beds and hammocks, a kitchen, and good enough cuislte, a caterer supplying meals at half-a-crown each, breakfast, tillin and dinner. L~ess1 than forty ...

... Alexander. L Gardeners' Class.-Two best hunches grapes-- Lord Maghberamorno. Twelve apples, six kitchen and six ?? .Magleramorne, Twelve pears, six kitchen and six ?? Maghena- 1 moine. Currants. one pint red and one pint white-Mrs. Howiden, Two dishes ...

... accused went to the -esidence of R1ev. Dr. Irvine-the family then being from home-when the housekeeper brought him into the kitchen, and went to get hint something to eat, In her absence he took a butter knife and several other articles, and decainped. He ...

... some running to many acres in extent, so that the .g visitor to the h Mooi Dorp would at once assume a- the supplies of kitchen gardens to be inexhaustible. y What think you then of one and ninepence as the meprice of a cabbage, knocke~d down by the ...

... particularly interesting in his paper on Surrey Farmhouses, and the views of the interiors of som e of the old-fashioned kitchens are enough to mnake a dweller in marble halls discon- tented with his lot. The serials are Among the best to be found in ...

... to composing a sym- phony includes a considerable range of thought. But the range to which most prominence is given is the kitchen range, The illustrations are ex- tremely neat. The Bays' Oasn Payer appeals to all young fellows who enjoy reading of adventures ...

... gassay, and hurning brightly -and quickly wvith a~ crackle aind splutter that gives quite a home-like alpucaranco to the kitchen fires. At a, mine near Newcastle, known as Lennoxton, the manager started thwat theo seams ran from four to !six feet in thickness ...