... KITCHEN GARDEN. TEE prevent severity of the weather, with a considerable amount of snow on the ground, has put a stop to all ground operations. Advantage may be taken of this to prepare stater, sticks, Ac., for use ut a beater period. PotavPs and other ...

... HINTS FOR THE KITCHEN. Flow to nicely serve the left-overs and to make appetizing dishes of the less important portions of moats found in the markets are queries for the young housekeepers. For their benefit the following, recipes are given : A Dmir-SreAs ...

... HINTS FOR KITCHEN. MrITON POTTIZ.--CUt most of the meat from three or four pounds of the less shapely parts of your mutton, and put the bones over in plenty of cold water; then cut the meat is thick slices and these in inch squares. Cut also half a pound ...

... HINTS FOR THE KITCHEN. TO WAS' WINDOWS. A growls is for washing windows, and nevrspapers will polish them without leaving dust and streaks. Ammonia will give the glass a clearer look than soap. WIN/ ANNONN N GOOD TOIL A little ammonia 7 1 fsiii - w - ...

... HINTS FOR KITCHEN. A srosrox is excellent for washing windows, and newspapers will polish them without leaving dust and streaks. Ammonia will give the glass a clearer look than soap. WHAT AMMOVIA HI GOOD A little ammonia in tepid water will soften and ...

... 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 ...

... THE KITCHEN OARDEN. latanin.sown mbberse are favourites in all gardens, and wherever. good supply of vegetables is desired they meat be mown. Their importance may not be considered at the present time; but it is by April or May, when they are pro- , diming ...

... KITCHEN DOUSES, CLONARD. RITCHEN, Scullery, and three Bedroom*: new bouse*; rent 4a weakly. Parlour outre st> J. A CO.. 152 BhankhiU Hoad. ARTISANS’ HOUSES. BAY Window, Kitchen, acollery. three Bedreoraa. tmell in front cncloiMl with iron reiUnga; etrcet; ...

... KITCHENS UPSTAIRS. THE most radical improvements in our system of model habitations lie in the arrangement of the roofs and the kitchens. In the houses of the present day the kitchen is at the basement, while the upper part of the house is carefully sealed ...

... from £SO to £3OO year each, tho duty of these deputies of the kitchen counting-house being to keep accounts, send out orders, and check bills. In the department of the dork of the kitchen them are to bo enumerated first and foremost the Royal functionary ...

... KITCHEN FURNITURE. Kitchen Tables and Chairs, Cooking Utensils, Cut Glass, Morning and Evening China, Coffee Mill, Dessert Service, Dinner Service, Tea Mill, Sets Dish Covers, Preserving Pan, Japanned Tin Trunks and Travelling Boxes, Ac., Ac. IMPORTANT ...

... HINTS FOR THE KITCHEN. taken from carpets should be well soalded before being used again, as a precaution against the moth. OLD INDL&D PUDDING.-01111 quart milk, two cupfuls Indian meal Mined in while the milk is hot; Ist the mixture cool and add one ...