... RECREATIONS IN ART, SCIENCE, PHILO' SOPIIY, NATURAL HISTORY, ETC. I THEt EGYPTIAN KITCHEN NEARLY 4,000 YEARS AGO. i -Froni thlhvarious kitchen utensils and dinner service (some of which are of elaborate structure) in the new Egyptian room at the British ...

... statioD; Behind all your ccnters are men wit]o broad shauld. a ders, who measure out ribbons, more fit far for so.sliors; Your kitchens and cook shops are filled with ena D cooks too, Who, Marry come up ! now write cookery books too ! The frivolous fops ...

... cups, ed altars, and bronze paterre Another room, trom which a dB niarrow passaeg led to the kitchen, coitained some large 1 er earthen jars. In ?? kitchen, the tinning of the sauce- he pnva was still bright. A large hoiler, two jars with y handies. ...

... cauliflowers, Mrs. Pedder; second - Knight. Best brace of kitchen cabbages, Ir. Palaneri sd M E. Knight. Best brace of red cabbages, a Knight; bee t Siot Jarson. Best brace of brocoli, E. n Best six kitchen turnips, J. Wiggin; second boor hIre le;e Me. six ...

... protect our waning days, For every New Year's Chime 's an annual clock That says, ;Man hasteins to eternity. THE COUNTRY KITCHEN. BY 'tIIS M. It. IMITFORlD. Is there not comfort by lhe country fire ? Ay I look how eonsilv the weary sW'e, With book in ...

... as-,the uesr-.-mef act of vlaity im. Ii pusted to the Queeen (amongs fifty others equally dslse)t istat of going into the kitchen with Bergainil, and* tdkingalunch;: It is not two years: sincee we~sa in in all the Isewapers fan article -froma Bigton, under ...

... be was a rigid diseiplinarian in his religion, for that in his house, it was Passion-week in the parlour, and lent in the kitchen, nil tho year round. A Friendly Wish.-Two Irishumen one day meiting- I am very ill, Pat, said one riubing his head. ' Then ...

... fought a duel at Brest a few days since with pistols. One of the adver- saries was shot dead on the spot. The copper in the kitchen promises of the Surrey Chapel Parsonage, used by the late Rev. Rowtand Bill for the pur- pose of brewing his table beer, is ...

... and half in our fun, We ran to the. window, sod tried To seo if ito servants tlsngr supper had done, By the light of the kitchen fireside. Antd pleaiant it wvas at the close of the day, When tbe moon shone alone in the hDaven, TJo lie down to slumber ...

... Cross. Best dish of nectarines, H. Horuby, Esq. Best dish of dessert apples, Mr. Jacson; 2nd do., Mrs. Jacson. Best dish of kitchen apples, Mrs. Jacson; Pnd do., irs. Jacson. Best dish of pears, Mrs. Cross; 2nd do., H. Hornby, Esq. Best dish of plums, H ...

... introducing a singling ur discordant thing, not a whit more musical than a pair of n. tongs or a fire-shovel beaten with a kitchen poker. ...

... forces him upon another tack. Once more at home, he's puzzled what to do, When nought but evils rise before his view: The kitchen is the only place untried; 'I'here he. poor man, must humble all his pride, And ask a refuge in the chimney nook, To spend ...