... lie was a practical nan, in putting a Pre-place iii the kitchen, and a fireplace of course in the wash-house, made both run into one sIne. Whitt was the consequence I WVhy this. Wheim the kitchen head a fire till the senoke wenst into the wash- house, ...

... breakfast, which was laid upon the table, in the centre of the kitchen. Miss Elizabetis sad taken his breakfast to her father, who, being out of health, was confined to his room over the kitchen. Sso was in ?? act of seating herself at tls table, when a terrific ...

... who was staying in Worcester, deposed to being at the Angel Inn at the time of the fatal affray. She heard the noise in the kitchen, and the landlord telling some man to go out, when a voice answered, ' If I had a gun I'd shoot you. Pearce said, Shoot ...

... household gods in neat design And order meet, P Where we in frostyweather dine o And warm our feet; t There froem beneath the kitchen floor, v The turbid stream began to pour, o In boiling rage and fearf uel roar Its liquii vile- a Androse to fall four feet ...

... and a brotier of tlhe deceased named Geornu Chlilton. About four o'clocl on Tiesday eiorciciig, Charltoce, who slept in the kitchen, was greatly alarmed on seeing hin sister enter frock the otler room in her night dress, holdigu her hand to her throat, froul ...

... a pennyworth of pied- ding. He was shown into the kitchen, and, the dainty sot before him. Miss Jane Gilbert, the daughter of the proprietor, had seen the old men pasi the bar on his way to the kitchen, he then having on an old dark-looking cap. When he ...

... master's kitchen door, and, using an oath, sal Why do you shake your mats near my kitchen doec AI She answered, Go away; if you have anything to smg6 tell it to Mr. Gray. She atthis time had washed her hal. and was crossing from the kitchen to the house ...

... occupied as kitchen gardens and fish-ponds, sur- rounded by low one-storeyed houses covering the ground in all directions, but interspersed here and there with larger buildings having the appearance of mandarin stations and joss-houses. In these kitchen gardens ...

... are patented, and may hereafter be beneficially worked for his family, but others had passed out of his hands. His model kitchen, however, which he was about to introduce for general use, is, we believe, the property of his executors. Al. Soyer possessed ...

... turned up at Newmarket this week. FRANCE.-CHANTILLY RACES. Esxremon's VAsE. Saunterer ?? (J. Osborne) 1 lissa Catherine ?? (Kitchener) 2 Ventre St. Gris . ?? , . 3 Zouave ?? . 4 Gouvieux . ?? Won by a length. NEWMARKET RACES. AIUIIVALS. Sly Fellow Terroea ...

... inerchant, to ?? 20 at 2, November 23 at 12, atBankrupts' Court. Sols., Aldridgo and Bromley, South Square, Gray's Ion and Kitchener, Newlmarket; off, assig., Edwards, Basinghali Street. AoUSTE MALTINS, ?? Laue Chambers, City, merchant, October 15 at tlr ...

... Elizabeth Hodykins said: I ane a single woman, and reside at 18, Gloucester Stieet. Thismorniseg I was at No. 17, and was in the kitchen. I was there at work, and the deceased was sitting with his back to the firs. The pri- l soner came dosvn, and talked to the ...