... intini of tom/ brocriVtioa• The Uppe4ark of the House, 9, CAPEL • STRE be •W', except the first fx)r. leaves !four excellent , kitchen, and servants' a;wrtments. Terms, 25/. per annum for •,t lets than three years. The houre bas every convenience ; is newly ...

... retired to his private room, where he remained on the alert, determined to sec what was going on. The girl went into the kitchen. The young man bad not been many minutes in his room when he heard footsteps in the back yard, upon which he went down stairs ...

... at the proved of soon having a place of instruction of their own, and a more suitable place to worship God than the back kitchen of a cabin where the indignities of Bethlehem would almost seem to he offered to the world's Redeemer. The bigots, too, as ...

... although at first only accost. modating the Sisterhood and twenty-five penitents, cm now, since the erection of the chapel, new kitchens, tors, and dormitories, receive one hundred pe n i tents. Iler death was most holy, as her life had been : and as we hear ...

... T, MANCHESTER-i LURE, NDON. WANTE A flret-rate Housekeeper. Two Footmen of good height. A Groom who can wait at table. A Kitchen Maid—one whu ham lived in a large establishmen t ferred. A good Nurse. An Upper Housemaid. A Dairymaid. The Secretary has ...

... beautiful, and a large party of ladies and gentlemen were kindly invited to be present on the interesting occasion. The new kitchen and dormitory, commenced last autumn, are nearly finished, and are so constructed as to harmonise with the other new buildings ...

... prepared for their new employment. And as all the work of the house at Bristol was to devolve upon them, Miss was sent into the kitchen at Devonport, to be instructed in there things by the servants. When all was ready, Miss Scion and two of the Sisters went ...

... were kissing the ground under Lord Clarendon's feet ; were licking the lingers and the ladles of the cooks in the Castle kitchen in the pursuit of State broth ; were accepting favours from the Viceroy, and selling them at a fixed market price. These gentlemen ...

... domestic apartments, with good offices '• coach houses and excellent stabling ; lawn, pleasure grounds, an d most productive kitchen garden, in perfect order. The use of a private chapel in the wing would be given to a Catholic family if required. The Mansion ...

... domestic apartment., with good onion ; coach houses and exeellieg stabling ; lawn, pleasure grounds, and most productive kitchen garden, in perfect order. The use of a private elm In the= be would given to a Catholic family if required. The Manion on ...

... the whole length of the principal cabin, at which thengere dined, &c., &e. The black slave servants attached the cabin and kitchen were all sleeping under the tables, having no covering, except pieces of rug or oilskin, and yet they appeared to sleep soundly ...

... were three wooden kitchen chairs ; but the kitchen was so small that even this little seemed crowded. the staircase was very narrow, winding, screw-shaped, and old, so that the stairs seemed to bend under one's feet. Over the kitchen was the bedroom, furnished ...