... doing so is always to ensure one source of pleasure to the public; and these have highly gratified us. The scene in the Stone Kitchen overflows with fun and jollity, though it is not till the story has been read that the idea of its being rather overcharged ...

... :u;splendialy-0 , table with marble top, a large store-closet and wardrobe,' room chairs and table, a dinner service, and kitchen furnitur.l;, 'POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION, . be viewed the day prior, when catalogues may be had at the h Important , P Ha i l ...

... tht working daaaaa. Upwuda of plamd at the dlapaml of the committoe. At ana line aboat 18,500 paraaoa wan Md front the mop kitchen, of whom upwarda at wan adaito. Lana bodice of opantirm wen at the tian tfanwu out of employment aad naderad daalituta in ...

... attack upon the dwellin -house of a c..mefortable farmer by ae armed party, who fired into the house in the direction of the kitchen, where the family usually assemble in the evening, and into a bedchamber in which severei of the inmates were in bed sad asleep ...

... : upwards of 8000/. was placed at the disposal of the committee. At one time about 18,500 persons were fed from the soup kitchen, of whom upwards of 3800 were adults. Large bodies of operatives were at the same time thrown out of employment and rendered ...

... but he was perfectly sober at the time. Alary Ann Webb, cook to the treasurer of the college, stated that she was in the kitchen, and hearing a scuffle, ran out and saw the defendant dragging Higgs along the stones, and throw him down. If any insulting ...

... Matthieson, with an assault. The complainant's budget of grievances consisted of, first, an abstraction of an iron from the kitchen, on wash' ing day; next, of the conversion of a counterpane, belonging to her bed, into an ironing blanket; and lastly, an ...

... book, i • ■ untings a ?? gilt p,er üble with marble top . .set and wardrobe, dining-room chairs and table, a .linn. - and kitchen furniture. I'o be viewed the day prior, when catalogues may be I ■usaol Mr. Bullock, -ill. High Holhorn ?? ■— — -_• — ?? • ...

... Twelve, order o; Pr. prieti r, Large Fred.old House and Shop, containing . bed-rooms, dining-room, ehap, parlour, large kitchen, cellaring, and largv garden, covering a ground plot 2 feet, situated No. •>'J, Pnradi-e-street, BolherbUhe; let White, at ...

... cleancr. 2, ,, one cleaner and one yardsman. 3, ,, do. do. : 4, ,, do. do. ,, 5, ,, do, do. 6, do. do. 7, ,, do. do. Public kitchen, two males as assistant cooks. Storekeeper, one male as cleaner. - Oakum store, one male as monitor. in the two wheelyards ...

... pursued, was driven to seek a hiding.pleet upon the premises of G. Whitley, fisq., at Stratton, at dig cle w very moment the kitchen girl was entering the coal-hod tri t t door. Danger pressing on every side, poor puss continue, bet ua her course straightforward ...

... attack upon the dwelling- house of a coin foi table farmer by an armed party, who fued ir.to the house in the direction of the kitchen, where the family usually assemble in the evening, and into a bed- chamber in which several of the inmates were in bed and ...