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... MYSTERIES OF THE KITCHEN. I know that I run no small risk of being accused of Spartan barbarism when I assert that a knowledge of the art culistaria should form a part of every young ladies education. Half a century With hardly elapsed since the cook-shop ...
... •. from New PUSH SUPPLIE'S OF KITCHEN GARDEN, •SLOW ER SEEDS, • Cons-Wing of — Fat. Early Charlton, and Blue Prussian French Speckled, and White Kid. . Turnip. Lang Blood Beet and Long Orange Carrot York, Sugar Loaf, Green Gla and Turnip Rooted Cabba- ...
... POETRY. SELECTED. DEATH IN THE KITCHEN. J. !Pool). Trice thou art right ! 'tis sure that L And all who hear thee are to The stoutest lad and wench, Must se their places at the will Of Deuth, arid go at last to fill The Sexton's gloomy trench. The dreary ...
... Kingston, February 1, IMO. THE SUBSCRIBERS have received es CORAL, from New York, FRESH SUPPLIES OF KITCHEN GARDEN, FLOWER SEEDS, Consisting of — Marrow Fat, Early Chariton, and Blue Prusaian Peas White Lima, French Speckled, and White Kidairy Beans Early ...
... Kingston, February 1, ft viz sußscairEßS have received Cl Lilian, from New York, FRESH SUPPLIES OF KITCHEN GARDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDS, Consieting of — Marrow Fat, Early Charlton, and Blue Prussian Peas White LIMN, French Speckled, and White Kidney Deans ...
... 52-1 King.ton, Dec. 29. 1826. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. M A LI. Hosea, containing a goo4l Assortment of KITCHEN GA IIDEN SEEDS, well adapted fer Plantations. E. MENZIES & CO. ...
... . BARRACKS. North Barracks— Kitchen.— To reining four pots. West Bap-rucks— Kitchen.—To retiring all tt e pots. Middle Barracks. —lttpairing the fire-!.lace in kitchen. S:aith Barracks —Repairing the fire-plsoe in kitchen. Block Hole4—Bersi;ing the gal~la ...
... paint. Officers' Kitchen.—Masons' estimate :—.Plastering all round the chimnies. kitchen, No. I.—Taking down six iron pots and rehanging them; underpinning the back part of the wall, and repairing the chimnies. North Barrack Kitchen.—Reptiring the back ...
... bricks; pro-ing the officers' kitchen ; and cleaning out the officers' privy. ROCK- FORT. Carpenters' Estimott..—Putting in repair the outer door of the magazine gate, and rehanging same ; new roofwg and shingling kitchen ; repairing the shingles of the ...
... ; new roofing and shingling kitchen ; repairing the shingles of the guard-house, and close boarding; repairing doors and windows throughout the men's barracks where wanted. Masons' Estimate.—.- Repairing walls of die kitchen and the tire-place of ditto ...
... The Bounce of Me Turn-np Bed and the Inn Kitchen. I The late Earl Farnham had a most beautiful demesne at a village called Newton Barry, County Wexford. It is a choiee spot, and his Lordship resided in a very small house in the village. ...
... oetside s also the lead its the vallito onbishinglirg; to rt•pair the jealo . isits in two bank room-. and hang sinuter in the kitchen ; and supplying' three nelv hat Aid keys ; to up fyuce it fret. Lieutenant's pcarters.—To p ,, t in a new sill, four fueites ...