... with me, and the thoughts of my going without him pervented his sleeping, nothing would suit him but blowing a cloud by the kitchen fire all night. I turned in pretty soon, just saluting the old boy in the words of the song as I left, If you're waking ...

... were fastened into their foundations by so slight a hold, and we re- commend all who put faith in the theory, to swamp their kitchens once a week, as a precaution against the possibility alluded to. We always had a prejudice in favor of dry situations, but ...

... the Queen Dowager has given another dona- tiom of 3000 towards the erection of a church at Malta -A prize ox fell into the kitchen of a hair-dressers shop at the corner of Vere-street, Clare Market, on Monday, and vas obliged to be slaughtered there on ...

... barge builder, residing in Ber- mondsey Wall, Bermondsey, caused by the sudden overboiling ofa cauldron of ?? the Temple kitchen-garden, at Mat- lock, Bath, there is now a second crop of pears grosing, the fruit being as large as Nvalnuts.-The youngest ...

... of Hill and High-streets, Peckham, Surrey; comprising four bedrooms, club room, liquor shop, bar, parlour, smokcing room, kitchen, &c.; also three cottages, let off at 27 Gs. The wvhole held from Sir John Smith, Bart., for 21 years, from Ladvy-day, 1836 ...

... commercial, and sitting-rooms, two smoke parlours, very spacious spirit shop fronting five streets, bar, lap-room, cooking-kitchen, brewhouse, stablin- for thirty horses, lockup coach-houses, and other conveniences. Part of the household furniture, fixtures ...

... serving ofthedinner given to Alderman Thompson, the novel sight svas witnessed of a table, covered with viands, rising from the kitchen to a level wvith the dining-roorn, and the contents being removed to the dining-table, the other descended and again rose ...

... profoundly melancholy and extremely nervous as usual. At eight o'clock ons Wednesday moriiing he rose atrd descended to the kitchen, he took from 'one of the dresser drawers a carving-knife, with which he cilt the radial artery of each wrist. Finding that ...

... found white dregs at the bottom like niagrresia. thinking it strrnge, she showed it to her husband, nd then put it in the kitchen. Mrs. Clark was also recalled, and said, that on Mlonday evening, after the body had been opened, and it was pronoutrced that ...

... unfortunate will remember what dainties they have lost, and sob over their coarse fare. The haggard man who goes to the Soup Kitchen will almost choke with the. thought of what a rosy, hopeful, and promising youth he was some Christmas Days ago. 'the veriest ...

... spirit of persecution which furnis canti soaked Exeter Hall bill of fare P he orth a, Women of England, stay at home !-the kitchen-the parlour-are your proper spheres no the arena of theological strife. Hem handk ?? erif nt husbandsand sweethearts, instead ...

... was a delightfully spent evening, for not even the furtive glances of servants hii waiting, nor the jokes bandied in the kitchen, could dare obtrude in the dining-room. At twelve o'clock the fair hostess retired for the night, and the captain was left ...