... intdviduals who bane naturally a dry harsh hand? Many housewives, from neeeseity or choice, occupy an hour or two daily In the kitchen, doing whatever may he required for domestic comfort. This is no improvement to the hand, which, another part of the day, ...

... abandoned of solemn L It Is half ludicrous, ha tesm lench ol 7 , to 's poem inserted in the to Lord Byron's. There, as if to kitchen of that powerful bat wicked jeer d'esprit, it serves may to sauce its , poignancy. When awn the lines the Burial of Sir John ...

... reduced to powder, soot, night-soil, j the cakes that remain after the expression of their vegetable oil, plaster of old kitchens, and all kinds of vegetable and animal refuse, are among the substances used as manures, i These are all carefully collected ...

... Odd Bits. A Good Wife. —That young lady will make a good wife who does not apologise when you find her at work in the kitchen, but continue* her task until her work is finished.— Uncle Sam. A beau dressed out resembles the einnamon tree; the bark is greater ...

... some whisky from a Morel in the step of George Laverne' , vintner. Mrs Laveruch depencil that she was standing in her back kitchen when she heard a noise in the shop, apparently caused the rattle of the lid of a whisky stoup, and on going into the shop ...

... th ” An apartment in the low floor of thi is a good house, was Burke's residence, wh bet ween it a ther room, is now the kitchen of the Victoria Li jan na- | The descent to it is by a commen stair. The rea this partition is all alteration that has taken ...

... situated the south side of the Kirkton of Largo, presently occupied by Mr Hall Pringle, containing Dining-Room, Drawiriir-Roora, Kitchen, and Three Bed-Rooms, with good Entrance Hall, and a /well-stocked GARDEN about half an Imperial Acre of Ground, valuable ...

... they are specA'ess.] Cheap Fixings.'—An Iron Cottage, weighing 1500 lbs., 16j by 18 feet in size, in two compartments, a kitchen and sitting room, and five plate glass windows, cwo beds, one table, one chest of drawers, two chairs, a fountain washstand ...

... and the other —with the Reom ender the the Spire Ina Kitchen—marked on the plan, Nos. 3 34.—The ROOMS on the Street hall Street to the South of the lest Lot, with the underneath, south of the Kitchen, as far es the ents Court—marked on the plan, Nos. 5 ...

... under ! the former, once the Spire Inn Kitchen—marked the Plan Nos. and 4. 3d. -The ROOMS the Street Floor, Fronting Guild Mall Street the South of the last Lot, with the j Roms underneath, south of the Kitchen, far as i Aeotrv to the the Plan Nos and ...

... situated on the south side the Kirkton of Largo, presently occupied by Mr Hall Pringle, contaming Dining-Room, Drawing-Room, Kitchen, and Three Bed-Rooms, with good Entrance Hall, and a well-stocked GARDEN of about half an Imperial of Ground, valuable for ...

... poly to Ma Surra; or to Mz Woopcock, W | be St Andrews, 4th March, 1850. Register, Kinnaird, Kitchen Grates, cues vy veo =: WAREHOUSE, CROSSCATE, CUPAR, FEIT DOOR TO THE CABINET WAREROOM. RAMBAY, Jux., in returning thanks to his the Public for the liberal ...