... broken, and the roof nured. The electric current then took a down. ward direction, ripping up the brickwork as far as the back kitchen. The buildingat the same time was shaken to its very ?? to the goods station of the Eastern Counties Railway a young mail ...

... century tie transmutation of metals will be generally known and practiced. Every chemist and everv artist will make gold; kitchen materials will be of dlirer, and even gold, which will contribute more than any_ thing else to prolong life, poisoned at present ...

... of the stairs that goes from the dining-room to the kitchen. I watched him uP stairs. I stopped perhaps an hour in the kitchen, not know- it, what I should do. As I was coming up stairs from the kitchen, I thought it was all up with me, my character was ...

... justly-earned cele- brity, his philanthropy has now to be made known. Our readers may recollect what we said of the soup-kitchen, in IRlam-yard-to that does Mr. Dubourg considerably con- tribute, not only in the way of broken victuals but by the a ...

... wanted themn, and coals to the more indigent; -the latter, from the bounty of Dr. Croly, who placed his orders on the city kitchen, at the disposal of the churchwvardens. The poor people departed loaded with their unexpected treasure, no such distribution ...

... Horse-yard, Drury-lane, may be seen a bill, announcing that karpets is beet and mezagees tended to by the person in the kitchen. In Duke-street, Westminster, ile for sallydes is sold. The Mayor of Dieppe has appointed a commission to exa- mine into ...

... graunds &c., held under the crown for 11 years unexuired at 60 renewable at the end of that term for 39 yers, a 148 10s. Also a kitchen garden, held for 23 yea,,, I 23 6s. 8d., renewable for 28 years, at 15 4s., Of whicl 3 6s. 8d. is let off-sold for 4,950. ...

... tablespoonful of spirits of wine forms the fuel. The counters and ceiling in the shop are hung with re- quisites for the kitchen of every possible variety and description, in wood, iron, and copper. Tbence we ascend into the show-room, similar in dimensions ...

... satisfaction of knowing that we have not neglected our duty by making no preparation for its arrival. A visit to the Soup Kitchen, Ham-yard, Wind- mill-street, Haymarket, has inclined us to this appeal, and some facts which we have gathered in reference ...

... its nest ! THE HARVEST IN THE MANSION HousE.-It is reported there is a capital crop of grass this year in the Lord Mayor's kitchen. His Lordship, however, will not commence cutting before the 9th of November.-Punch. SOMNAsMBULaaSa.-The Manchester Courier ...

... troops, during whose absence the Arabs took possession ofthe Governor's tent, and carried offseveral objects helonging to the kitchen. Wess ou DEsrATcHEs LEerPT ATHENS the country was the proe of anarchy and disorganization. In the neighbourhood of livadiaa ...

... scratching and noise made at her bed.room door, on the second floor, by a favorite dog, whose general place of repose was I l the kitchen. The mistress at first imagined that the dog made the noise merely to get into the reom, and rose from her bed to admit him; ...