... THE KITCHEN GARDEN, SOME gardeners for want of ground cannot put oant their celery plants until the earliest crops of peas are cleared off. As soon as possible the trenches should nowr be dug out and well manured. Before lifting the plants, well water ...

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... modern French kitchens, be tried as au economi- cal assistant for nmny domestic purposes, while in the suininer it might eventually serve as an e;- cellent substitute for theelvresent thriftless, smoke- producing, coal-consulming kitchen range, so largely ...

... immediately agtur the witness had left the kitchen, she heard & tcrrinc explssion, and upon ?? saw the peace full ot smoke and stean. Sihe afterwards foumd the dead body of her sister at the far end o. the kitchen. Vater ,had beea drawn Lroin thne boiler ...

... said there was no doubt the kitchen was not as cleanly kept as itmight be, but the servants were not altogether to blame, for they were placed at a dis- advantage in having no scullery, Rev. William Dohertv-Is it in this kitchen that the food for the houee ...

... 370, and another lot, which was also withdrawn, comprised seventeen new kitchen houses. 73 to 105. Saunders Street. off Newtownards Road. Mr. Ruskin secured for £378 six kitchen houses, 137 to 147, Bellevue Street, Shankill Road, and Mr. Conolly bought ...

... After she had been there three weeks her mistress went down to the kitchen (plaintiff referring to it as ' my kitchen). She did not think that Frs. lielden had any right to go into the kitchen and pull things about, and said to her. Am I to do tiee work ...

... room off thie kitchen. About five I m nuttes to six oclock on the following morning I wies aval erled with terrihtl sereams. I g;ot Ot ...

... On Christmas morning this unfortunate woman lighted the kitchen fire as usual, and in less thatn 15 minutes afterwards the boiler burst with a loud explosion, throwing her right across the kitchen, and inflicting such injucries upon her that she died in ...

... seat to the Sirdar on his elevation to the peerage. SIR HERBERT KITCHENER'S RECORD. Horatio Herbert Kitchener, who was born on June 24.1850, is the son of the late Colonel H. H. Kitchener (formerly of the 9th Regiment), of Cossington, Leicustershire. During ...

... SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR WASHING GREASY PLATES AN0D DI1SHE-iS, KNIVES, FORKS, AND SPOONS; IT ALSO MAKES POTS, PANS, AND ALL KITCHEN UTENSILS 5CREP-ULOIUSLY CLEAN A-ND SWEET. In Packets i4so3'9 S4DoaW MAKES GREASE FLY, AND EVER.YT\hING WASHED WITH IT IS ...

... a-mi IS sVECIkLLY ADAPTED FOR WASHING GREASY PLATES FD DISHES, KNIVES, FORKS, AND SPOONS; IT ALSO M.S POTS, PANS, AND ALL KITCHEN UTENSILS ,Cg-PtL OUSLY CLEAN AND SWEET. Im9j In Packets So apMAKES GREASE FLY, A-D VEEPYTHING WASHED WITH IT IS DELIGHTFULLY ...