... small towers used as state prisons, in the inner line of forti- fications, were erected. The basement floor, now used as a kitchen for the offliers, was formerly occupied by prisoners. Se- veral remains of inscriptions are still to be seen on the walls; ...

... pages wvere underthersorders ofhIis stemeard. A ewhole troop of cavalry obeyed, the master of .tirehorse. Tire fame of the kitchen, tbs cellar, this kennel, anti ;thes stables has spread over all England. Tire gentry many anttics round evere proud oftire ...

... leouss, tleo men, usually sleeping in a email building attieched. 'flee waster's family tend the servants diine in the a kitchen togetliei, hut at separate tables. lin the wvinter eveecings 1 all assemble in ties deeply-recessed ingle-nook after work ...

... evalls wet.e a not tcick.and vheneer hepassd til eveieg at our heouse, wer alwaysknew o it byhearleg one ontinu l grei e the kitchen. g fore tesrwawarne hranhonest. I am there- I foe iling to believe that shle was in a fit when we found hier unde thee boiler; ...

... occasions-as, whenl wee had a little dinner party, or a few friends in the evenitig- ansI would conme tumbling out of the kitchen, with iron missiles hyn atrhirn. We wiunted to get rid of him, but lie seas very maci attached tous. arid wouldn't go. He ...

... cheap publication a most useful I and indeed necessary guide to them in their purchase of seeds, iwhetiher for the flower or kitchen garden. Mauci care appears I to have been bestoived in rendering the list, both of seeds and t of operations, as complete ...

... fourteen chickens. The truth is, my dear girls, you want, generally speaking, more liberty and less fas ionable restraint; more kitchen and less parlour; morelegexercise and less sofa; more making puddings and less piano; more frank. ness and less mock-modesty; ...

... through them :- e July 6th, 1t62 (Lord's day).-Settled my accounts with my a wife for housekeeping, and do see that my kitchen, besides wine, b fire, candle, sope, and many other things, comes to about 30s. a a week, or a little over. d 9th.-Up by ...

... SO Hor.-Once upon a time there lived at Mooltan a holy man, called Peer Shumsh. His thoughts were in heaven, so he kept no kitchen; but when he happened to be hungry. he, in all simplicity, begged a dinner. One day he was seized with hunger in the city ...

... chamber with tapestry, and other roams with pictures. In the evenin g read good books -mny wife to me; and I did even my kitchen acconnts. The following extract does not show Pepys in a very valor- ous light:- Nov. 29th, 1667.-Waked about seven o'clock ...

... temples till about I 0 two o'clock in the morning, and he then expressed a wish for 0' 0 some ten. The servant went into the kitchen to make somed 0 tea, antd as witness's child cried, and deceased premised hea --would lie still in bed whilst she went to'quiet ...

... than 'a scientific discore,'wo ehat wii an veee --ato f the speaker proijucd qetall Ifth tumetio blownd to kidea a ie nthe kitchen grt.4nl~ ce SltW 0av Jr!chr' DOary Bp, bnn LeEl - TnEATMENT OF THE WHMS IN HATIL.-The tble, tusmed.- In the Island of HiJpEU ...