... outof tlie window various articles the furniture. It appears that the young man afterwards lot himself drop the roof of the kitchen, being only dad his sliirt the time, and fell from that place into the dung pit, where there was a hog-vat, into which went ...

... schoolmaster is abroad indeed when even the The rib is very fine, the colours are extremely pretty, j dread precincts,'of the kitchen are not safe from his incud the beading in done patterns, floral, eonven-. trusion. The modem race of cooks have traded the ...

... people warm was pea soup and iiease pudding. Those who wished to help the poor should first establish and support the soup kitchen, and they could afterwards add blankets and coal if they desired to do so. Cold nights killed more people than any disease ...

... inquiries for Johnston, and wa« even obliging enough to describe his character and general appearance !to those present in the kitchen. I believe I saw him not an hour ago,” said the | cropped-headed man sullenly, after a dead silence on ! the part of all present ...

... fellow came up to his mother the other morning, and, with great earnestness, said“ Mother, I saw something run across the kitchen floor this morning, and it hadn’t any legs cither; what do you supjwso it was? The mother’s curiosity was excited at the ...

... organist in-cho-f, will conduct some miles of these underground promcn.'idcs. The j Mr- living's latest sneef-sses Ir.-en gained kitchens, too, are subterranean, uu ...

... Is e,. inittance. heard the Jingling of g .isse. and ,n > M , ~o tid each: , eight inimitc-s the d 0,., was opened. In the kitchen , • sllmon 3 . . , found .lien and tv.o women, all behoved con-■ * 3s .. Oystersßoyal a.th ine place. The defendant asserted ...

... , child got and went downstairs in her night gown. short time after her mother heard her scream. She immediately ran the kitchen ami saw her child in flames. She got nig, wrapped round her, and put out tho fire. Dr. Mason was sent for and attended tho ...

... through work being done at tho proper time, and in comfort m knowing that the work is not treading on dilatory heels. THE KITCHEN GARDEN. FORCING DEPARTMENT. A good supply warm dang and leaves (about three parts the latter to one of the former) should ...

... was that had abundant evidence against Jess and another, and went for her with the greatest of pleasure. She was in the “kitchen’ of the place among a crowd of her kind when I entered, and it needed only a motion of my linger and a nod of my head to chase ...

... If burglars are generally dealt with as Mr. Benjamin Harscough, of Leeds, dealt with the ■ intruder whom he found in his kitchen in the early hours of Sunday morning there will arise a cry among the profession for protection against the organised brutality ...

... for drink. His wife left him in the bouse with the lodger, but shortly after the latter went bed, leaving him alone in tho kitchen. lodger had not been m bed more than half-nn-hour, however, before he was awakened by strong smell of smoke, and running the ...