... importance of removing them. Working men,I ewomess, and chisldrea wvere huddled together in rooms which is served for workshops, ]kitchen, sleepiisg-roorns, and hospitals, I tituscdestroying tieir health, happiness, and morals, spreading 'e contagion, and 'attesting ...

... the residence of W. Gore ILangton, UEsq.. of N ewton-park, was burglariously entered, by removing the iron bars from the kitchen window, and a mnaho- ganly writing deelk-contatning £3 i2s. and a geld ring, with several other articles stolen therefrom ...

... to travellers at a distance in the Ion&, valley below, who knew it not, to, be a star in the sky. A bright fire wae in the kitchen of that small tenement; the floor was washed, swept, and sanded, and not a footstep had markeut its perfect neatness; a small ...

... hour was enormous, flooding the streets, and closing the sewers, so that in many localities the water rose three feet in the kitchens. ,Uxperisssced naval officers assert that nothing more sudden, or fearful while it lasted, had ever occurred in the tropics ...

... was unfastened. He went in. The wa~lhhouse door was open, as also the back kitchen, and hie was almost paralysed at beholding hsis housekeeper lying on her hack in the front kitchen, her legs extending over the thresh- hold of the door, and liar head lying ...

... is in a deeponlding way. In the leenleouse were found nine dead fowls. Tue pistol tired at oe Mr. TOfN was found in the kitchen, the fellow who tired it mn .ill having managed to get rid of it while in ties house. 1'les pri. soners were both committed ...

... tieat about half-pest 4 o'clock on ISunday afternoon else was told by Mrs. flaewell to go down to tlee kitchen, aicd maske tile tea; on entering tics kitchen, she slaw Air. Hasewi standing at ties troughe, and ticouglet from his appearance lee evets washing ...

... MRW1I ?? sakR, ?? Brom- a- ham,,ilts, on the body of Reuben Gregory, 15 months old. As the Alher of deceased was in the back kitchen, she heard him m screaming, and on coming into the next room saw him standing It by a table on which elshe had just before ...

... siucilar to that made at the September meeting. Tule vegetables and cottagare' specimens being classed on stands inl the old kitchen of lse abuilding, tise floral specimens in a marques in the middle courtyard, and tue fruits, &o., in a )tent in the lower ...

... aanisd tisc di siinbaglsll. At cisc rear of cisc dissing-lissll, sbat off' nf roin the oilier part of the building, are the kitchens andi offices'. 10An inclined vway from tise students' passaige leads to a gymt- lesasiuns under tisc schoolrooms, opesning ...

... rooetand projectingcorrrice. 'le interior is most commo- dious, consisting of tire surveyor's department, parlours, bed- rooms, kitchens, lobbies, wvithl a spacious yard and boathouse, the whole reflecting tire higirest credit upon every person con- cerned iii ...

... tisis building is the steam-kitchen for the use of the prison; all the supplies of meal, rice, and other dry articles are brought down by hoppers from the store-rooms under the key of the schoolmaster. The apparatus of this kitchen is very perfect in construction ...