... a Court, to behold the marvellous progress made by the priesthood, day by day- aiid'bour by hour. They have traversed the kitchens of every house in' Paris,' ne,' through the ante-room, and have, at last, reached the salon, the goal of. all their desires ...

... the dock to procbedi to sea, she became very excited, gathered rip her clothes with all conceivable speed, rushed into the kitchen; - and- snatching up what she ?? to be her child, hurried away, just getting -on board as the vessel wvas passing through ...

... having arrived from Portsmouth, and the la- bourers and others being assembled, seventy seamen were marched to the Royal kitchen, and, together with her Majesty's servants, the whole, preceded by the two bands playing the Roast Beef of Old Eng- land ...

... the second of whibh, a sleeping cham- ber, unfortunately, I was unable more strictly to inves- tigate; the first is at once kitchen, parlour, and drawing- room. To the right from the door is to be seen a large well-built chimney, which the English would ...

... thre young gentleman. Mutton chops, you chucklehead! shouted the China- man to the kitchen. This caused a general laugh round the table, and commotion in the kitchen 'The proprietor's vocabulary of English embraced no eatrble or sauce bearing. tile title ...

... paper, on another occasion, afforded him a dainty meal. But, Ned could do more than this. The housekeeper was sitting by the kitchen fire one winter afternoon, engaged in darning coarse cloths, with a large piece of flannel on her knee, stuck full of needles ...

... Duchess of Kent was also at the service. Tine ROYAL BARON or BrEE.-This noble old Eng- lish joint was brought into the royal kitchen, Windsor Castle, on Tuesday; the process of roasting commenced at eleven o'clock on the morning of' that day, and wvas not ...

... liberality, distributed four fat oxen last week to the poor of the surrboulnding parishes, and her ladyship has opened a soup kitchen for the benefit of the poor of the same locality. We understand that the Earl of Annesley has been appointed a Deputly-Lieutenant ...

... recently taken into a gentleman's family. One evening, after having been called up to the drawing-room, he came down to the kitchen laughing immoderately. VWhat's time matter ? cried time cook. Why, dang it, said he, there are twelve on 'em up there ...

... principal halls. The various additions for the purposes of the Exhibition-namely, time banquet-room, ball and reception-rooms, kitchen, &c., have been erected on the spacious area of the mar- Icet, which contains about five acres, surrounded by streets, and ...

... 1NG.-If judiciously arrangedit con- tains everything the traveller can want: a library, a p soda-water range, a wardrobe, a kitchen; in fact there b is no limit to the elasticity of a palkee. My plan was, I surreptitiously, to add a nlew comfort every day ...

... the handsorme line of fashionable street, called Fitzwilliarri Street, nowv is: and I am acquainted with a gentleman whose kitchen fire-place was as nearly as possible on the ?? tend Qer'ies. TiE ll IAItTS OF CiiirL.aNt.-A child's eyes!-those clear wvells ...