... Chambers: I said hbeat, not eat, roan. Have your lodgers the use of the kitchen fire 1-Pat : That's the trute, and be the same token Peggy Klimmins hadn't a right in the kitchen, bekase she's nothing at all torme. -Peggy: You're Use father of ma six ...

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... place they were compelled to witlhdraw, owing to the heat and the denseness of the smoke. They returned down stairs into the kitchen, which they also found enveloped in smoke, issuing from a drawer in a bureau under a secretary. The drawer was closed, and ...

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... SWELLEn FAcE.-A stingy and inhospitable attorney of Dublin -one who never suffered the smoke to be seen coming out of his kitchen chimney, came one morning to Morrison's Hotel to see an English gentleman, and was ushered to the room by the facetious and ...

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... whom were upt attracted the notice of the animal, who sprang furiously towards him, and continued to pursue him into the kitchen, where Mr. Street mounted the dresser, and re- newed his cries for help. It was not, however, until Mr. Street, sen. and another ...

... seventeen years, groom to Mr. Sherwood, of Morniugton-plae, Hanpsteed road, in cleanisg his master's powvder-flask before tde kitchen tire, by somemeans ignited the powde', which exploded, and his right thumb was blovn completely off his hand, and the hand ...

... when, on examinatioit, botie legs isera foamed to be dreadfully scalded. FtieK.-A firs broke out on Wedneoday night iT1 lice kitchen of a house in Guildford-street, Russell-square, frost she accidental ignitinitg of some clothes placed too near the grate ...

... August, about mid-day, the defendant sent for her, then called her opprobrious names, dragged her into a back-parlour or kitchen, struck her two blows on the breast, from the violence of which she fell to the ground, when le trampled on her ?? defendant ...

... Was it not, too, on this nigbt that wvas toads knownal to my uncle the bag of coins that was baden behind the oven in his kitchen ? And did not my stepmother on this night see Law-i-er Screwbam that was so hard upon the poor, anding under the churh porch ...