... when the first was ,y, cold. She did not find any relief, but was still in agony. I sat up with her during the night in the kitchen, whbere she Pr, slept. She was very restless, moaned frequently, and drank dof z a Poddal of tea. Next morning she said I ...

... out the house I had been looking for. Having made known my business to the 5 deputy, silence was proclaimed, atid in the kitchen (which serves also as bed-room, parlour, &c.) I was introduced as the gentleman from tie ragged school. Here I found fifteen ...

... consists of a very small kitchen, or house place, and two small bedrooms; and the three rooms possess but one fire-place amongst them. The police regulations, it seems, have allowed three beds in each chamber, and one bed in tise kitchen; and if each bed had ...

... glad to lean how they may do so effectually. A visit was paid Si yesterday by a representative of this paper to a soup ,y kitchen, which is open daily from,3 o'clock in the afternoon, Le till about half-past four in Ham-yard, Windmill-street. A 'emest ...

... GieorgedMadarrie, WHARONrueld spctullimsh.tknfo ea theirbliy getrial, an clasbt inplaterno Mr.- Oturneor wit a twanof the kitchen whereug the was imuree, shoe wls Eof tnE~dhN for th ?? arm aren aon Dadde Januthe Chamber ohe Horors atin Maaer TUlebATedOtia ...

... and what becomes of the active bustling housewife-passing from room to rcom-from drawing-room to parlour, from parlour to kitchen-like an embodiment of the spirit of order and cleanliness-filling up the intervals betweea her husband's comings and goings ...

... nd- lord. Pye eaid he was not satisfied and should take both prioners into custody Thej 5irectl ran down stairsn to the kitchen. They wnet fowowed by the police- roan and Ar, Nease who heard something fall and make a ngling noise. The prisoners *ersoe ...

... Tamar. 70 tons of silver lead ores have been sold-the highest offer being 141. 153. 6d., being two months' Taisings. Cook's Kitchen continues to improve, and a demand for the shares exists. Several Trelawny s'ares have changed hands this week. A dividend ...

... her sister ar, on the Saturday night. Deceased had ?? to eat. She '17 did not complain of beiag ill. She eat down in the kitchen,I ad by the fire, a few minutes. On the following morning, about 41tan o'clock, heard of her being ill, and went to her bedroom ...

... a- A ppeetahich nobody ever thnk of lookingX at,. A I and which the waiter of everycoffee-room i 3nuglana any r gives the kitchen-maid to light her fare with. The be s upplement advertiements of the ?? are stillborn winl a advertisementb, every one of ...

... i. MARIA MANNING, Manning, Biosa~d I~tla, ticn f~wr. i~ etthir tts e ott in pnaste~r of Zr. O'Connor, with a1 plan of the kitchen rheree was murered, modiels of Sta nfeldha11 and Potash-arm, are nowr added to the Chamber o1 Herrors, at M~adame TU88AUJD ...

... to me to wash, and I for ianswered, 1Yes - but the day after washing-day, and the jt are not done. I then went into the kitchen-my mse Ifollowing me. I hero took up the poker osi h i0 r when he took holdl of me bylthe shoulders gaem ?? mentlous blow ...