... sinceAugust last. ile laboured under the delusion that he had fallen into great poverty, and •insisted upon living in the kitchen instead of the parlour, as his circumstances would not allow him to live as he had been accustomed to; while ill reality he ...

... a diligent senrch, the basket was 5 I found. Before starting, the glaviers wore requested t tto put a pane ofglass in the kitchen wiindow; this .they promised to do upon their return, On the road % Ithe gilaziers made up their mind to play a triek upon ...

... together in Athol. street, Douglas, on Christmas day, and their united ages amounted to 231 years. The Leiceater-Square Soup Kitchen committee gratuitously supplied, on Christmas day, soup and bread, beef, and plum. pudding to 1,145. destitute applicants ...

... interior of the building resembled one vast furnace. The firemen now directed their attention to the preservation of the kitchen and out-offices attached to the western wing, and, in this instance, aided by several labourers and men from Reading, who ...

... died at one o'clock.~ She moat ;t haive gotup and dressed herself, end ignited her y clothes witle a-lucifer match, as the kitchen fire wits g surroundedW with: clothes hsutg to dry, and remained Ia uninjured. Th6 girl Avasbelevcnf years old, ?? 0 DerTna-irTmcn ...

... burglary was commit- j fi rA- R,,v„>rf Wheely, Esq., Pentre, near Abor- ted in the entered the back kitchen window, gavenny; the ^urK accPSS to the best kitchen, and from which they ea y g therieht and left of which are tho from thence to the hall, on tbenghtan^ ...

... horrois how rly'e do A GOOD WIFE.-nut young lady will make a good wife who does not apo!ogi»e when you fiod her at woik in the kitchen, but continues her task uotil her work is finished. A I RACEDY.I'hat one man ahould die ignorant who had a capacity tor knowledge ...

... I; .,nd extricated without either of them sustaining serious j rY, injury. Of three scrvants also who werei in thle I' Igo kitchen at the time of the accident, two escaped NV LVy with slight bruises; hut thle third, Sarah Britten, NV th, aged fourteen, ...

... 0 entirely destroy the beds of a very large tree e this will show thae these eilcicmes 6arorct be t strictly watched. li KITCHEN GtAIIDEX. n Thogo Nyho have not yet set their Potatoes, shoul e no longer defer it, as the bitter experience oafh 11 z last ...

... thits appeared verg strange to mc at fir t. L' fire is not to le seen here, as it is covered. I lonvet, no grates in the kitchens * they have somcltati %thita they call a ralisg or Store, wvitll which cvwrlth'ih prepared. I am non' very btisy meudillg ...

... in the parlour alone, where the balls were safe on the board at the time. Left him there, and saw him shortly after in the kitchen, when he wished to know w there w»s #ny one in the parlour. Told him there was no one then there. In about an hour after, ...

... particu- larly the ewes, or tho lambs will show the consequences of sleet. This is the busiest month of the year in the kitchen- crarden on the time of sowing, and the perfect manner ot l^iiimit'ting the seed to the ground, depend almost all the success ...