... objection, I would pre- fer the '%liaico. CoNYATMrEtN~r.-In one of the journeys of Louis Xl. of Franef, he went into the kitchen of an mi iwhere he was not lenown, and observing a lad turning a spit, asked ihis name, and what lie wavs. The led, with great ...

... consumed except the stayi,. A police- officer in the street heard tier cries, and it ?? n had broken at Fquare of glass in tile kitchen window, in n order to give the alarm. EXCHANGE Nxw'a-soosir -It has been a matter of -complaint among the frequenters of the ...

... Jones.1 The toast was receivqd with the greatet I ad enthusiasm. The vice-chairman followed, and gave thoe a Fireside and kitchen of the Goat. Miss Jones said ti 0 she was always very happy to, see her Wooeds a'sd serve d them, 1but never more so than ...

... of them asked for a drink of wateri which she very good naturedly went to fetch, and whilst In the act of doing so in the kitchen, one of the men slipped behind her, and laying violent bands upon her put a pitch' plaster over her mouth and nose, which ...

... one to two hundred gallons of wash, made of treacle, barm, and water, a boiler fixed up, a part of the appara- tus in the kitchen, and the centre part ilp stairs, in a place behind the ceiling, the whole form part of a distillery as used in making spirit ...

... house was discovered inside of it. Tnlee was to 110 letter in-the parcel, -but a-cross the wrapper was written at tile word Kitchen. The tube was soldered dovo'agi etin, - tile parcel made up, and, ait eight o'clock that evening, ChiltI r. started to town ...

... noise outside the house, and I and my wife got out of bed, and went down stairs. I lighted two candles, and left them on the kitchen dresser. I then returned op stairs, and looking through the bedroom window, saw several men in the yard. My wife then gave ...

... to that part has- r at the Palatine Hotel, the sv6ifing of tory. to the public, and especially to thue ,employed in the kitchen,- likewisle to youi 1,appended paragraph. i 'hil~sch se there at. fonie ?? of the offender ought t egvnt i'luhc sa a-sr'f ...

... Sabbath ;-no hammer must be heard to sound in our factories, as at present ; a policeman must be placed in every gentleman's kitchen, aye, and in the Queen's palace; the bishop's carriage must be arrested on its way to church; horses, asses, cattle, and servants ...

... thieves entered that tia, way, and then went round to the front door. Soon after for they entered the Ironic they opened the kitchen door, in gra order, it is supposed, to facilitate their escipe in case the an., cries of tire inmeates of the house should ...

... cold cigars, wine, ispirits, &c. ; next to Vce tisi shop, and about tw:ce its sizsesa iig-om endiot re through that is the kitchen. Oin each sxide ot the ehnp to dat I;a sort of cupboard, contitining six sleeping berths, about firei six fret long by live ...

... blood was on her neck, but I cannot' say whether it proceeded from her head or not. She was not long In going across the kitchen. About ten minutes afterwards master opened the 'slee door, and ordered, her to' wash the blood off her neck. He shut the ...