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... A Mrs. Winter and Mrs. Geeliau Mr. Sweetman, a surgeon, residing at Clerkenwell, a lodged there also ; and 1 slept in the kitchen which they member of the Established Church, said he known de. all usual. 1 was coonfitted not quite three weeks. and had ...
... Snow's-fields, and Mrs. Harrington was my landlady. A Mrs. Winter and Mrs. Geelkan lodged there also; and I slept in the kitchen which they all used. I was confined not quite three weeks. and had not been oat of bed only to the fire. I know the defendant ...
... have to work hard for it. lam in one situation since March. It is very unhealthy hero in warm weather, as it is all cellar kitchens girls have to work in, which are very unwholesome. My health failed me very much last summer, and I felt so unable to work ...
... admiration at the neatness of the execution, and the completeness of the arrangements in every respect, from the bombproof kitchens to the exceedingly comfortable huts in which the troops are housed. - The Sultan's fort has a semi-circular cammatedredoubt ...
... there are about 340 Catholics, fur whom the Priest from Crewe says Klass every alternate Sunday, at eight o'clock, in the kitchen of a lodging-house, as there is no chapel or school in which the Catholics can be got together. two miles from Middlewich ...
... Entran^e Hall, Dinlng-room, 10 feet by la: Drawingetooan. ditto; Breakfast-room, twelve feet by twelve; Btu y. twelve by ten ; Kitchen. fourteen by fifteen ; a Libre+, aa drat floor ; Four best Bedroe me. and Seven Servants ditto. There Is a Carriage Howse ...
... couplets of as Entren-s Hall. Dining-rem. test by lii Drawing-tootn. Muni Rtralifasi-reoin, twelve lea I eta y , twelve ten ; Kitchen. by afters es drat I ; Your hest sue, and s.?in Servants ditto. Them It a Carried, Hoses attache.l. Stabling f..r three heal% ...
... of an Hall. Dining-Imm. SO teat by le; Drasing-tonm. ditto: Rrealfaat-rook. twele• twit by twelves Stacy. tared.. by tan ; Kitchen. by fifteen ; Libreri a : firm Sam; Four best Dadra m. , and Screams ditto. T a Camaro Home attached. Stabling far throe homes ...
... Cite (tablet. flowers. They are not always in the garden. The kitchen—the laundry —'the making and mending clothes—the maintenance of cleanliness —diversifies their Labours with a pleasing alternation. The remunerative Labour is weaving satin for the ...
... They h a re food, raiment, and dwelling ready a t t h e i r commis a. They need no arrow or noose to catch their prey, nor kitchen to dressit ; no prment to wrap romp! them, nor roof to shelter them. ['heir claws, their teeth, their viscera, are their butcher ...
... reaLnilleent Church t I. Gars. The Hoege cansitts an troran-e Haii , fM Draaing-itorn. ditto; lest b Mobs I Ste ~ by tea ; Kitchen. b•urteen by attests a LAM Grit e..nr ; Vane sodrol tar, and Soren aerostats ditto. la a Carnage Ham attache , . Stabling ...
... Transub s t antiation itself to describe the process of digestion. the growth of plants. and the works o f the factory, the kitchen, and the brewhouse ! Is this a fit subject for rhetorical exaggeration and preposterous metaphor Is this transcendent mystery ...