... against the town being placed under the Act. A COMMITTEE has been formed for the purpose of establishing a permanent soup-kitchen for the relief of the poor during the winter months. Last winter upwards of 18,000 quarts of excellent soup were distributed ...

... and what becomes of the active bustling housewife-passing from room to rcom-from drawing-room to parlour, from parlour to kitchen-like an embodiment of the spirit of order and cleanliness-filling up the intervals betweea her husband's comings and goings ...

... Prath S~-wn Rebellien. and the Fairies ?? Lnd. of Flowers. Arthur Nelson, the great Clown Iliag. Frankclin a. toloson. It. M. Kitchen. Harlequin. Madame Hobla, ColumbIne ned Herr Deaai~tlh Sprite at Sprites. Bones, la, halt price Sd; Pit, Gdl; Gallery. 3t ...

... what. becomes of the active bustling housewvife-passing from room to teem-froki drawittg-rsaen to parlour, from parlous to kitchen-like an embodiment of tile spirit of order and clesnliness, filling up the intervals between her husband's con ingo and goings ...

... examined the roams, which were all allotted by my wife, and of which the builder took good aote; finaly ve looked at the kitchen, which was admired, as also the real cellar, pasttry, scullery, and dust-hole-all was declared so compact and nice. 'Don't ...

... strictly enjoined by the system. But it is not attended to elsewhere. In Wakefield and Preston, prisoners are employed in the kitchens, bakehouses, &c.; to the horror of Major Jebb and MIr Field-but with the best results according to the accounts of Messrs ...

... the liberty of .namipg the inscriptions in their order) we find 'recondito penore instructus, a meta- phor takenfrom the kitchen for ,13e.benefit of Bishop Bull. In 42 -we find attributed to Jeremy Taylor a eloquentiam tantiim non divinam; and presently ...

... golden opi- . ions; but his precocity as a fiddle player brings hsiminto such repute that hue is elevated from his post in the kitchen to the leadership of the duchess's private band. His bosom friend, one Phillippe Quinaault (MiSS WOOLGAR) a young t bread ...

... the French, very happily rendered, and well worthy the translation. The scene lies in 1652, and the piece opens with the Kitchen of the Chateau Choisy, of Louis Quatorze, where Soufiet (Mr. Lambert) reigns supreme chef de cuisine, having a troupe of cooks ...

... consents to set it to music for hbm. Subsequently, the: duchess, hearing of LuUli's taste for music, -promotes him from the kitchen to be leader 'of' her.'musiciateI'ii- the meantiaie, Quinault has been discharged by his mistress, en ac- countof findigea ...

... do for the farmer may be estimated by what it has done for the gardener. Let anyone compare the produce and variety of the kitchen garden and forcing-house now and fifty years ago, and they will see what botany has done for in- creasing the productions ...

... great talker. -He. tmials upon-all subjects : he slienks volubly upon tbh- corn-laws; he is cloiquont in the matter of his kitchen- garden, wherein he declares there grow some of the most extraordiaary cabbages with which an humble individual has ever been ...