... is,*howv- ever, a mistake to suppose, that this branch of industry can be practised by our farmers. The uterneils of the kitchen, would, no doubt, Le sufficient to obtsit sugar from the roots, but to successfully carry on the mantufacture it must be on ...

... with a bullet; Yarker then returned home, leaving his victim dead in a kind of tower or temple. The servant girl was in the kitchen when Yarker arrived there, taking tea, with an infant in her arms ; he opened the door, and shot her dead through the head ...

... In Liherpool, London, rBirmingham, and several of the other large towns of Eng- land, gas is now extensively applied to kitchen use; and the tboard confidently expect that when the citizens of Dublin are satisfied of its superiority over the old system-when ...

... industrial schools be made moore per- fect by including in their course instruction in the work of , the dairy, the laundry, the kitchen, and the general house- hold ? , *I hope you may be connected with thbe Mechanics' In- stitute, where useful and entertaining ...

... pear in the manufactured fabrics of their own country, and to furnish their houses with cabinet ware, carpets. upholstery, kitchen furniture, &c., &c., the products of Ireland. Thirdly-We ask of your lordship and the members of the corporation to aid ...

... for offices commonly attached to a large house. I think they are five in number, but cannot be certain. They ran under the kitchen and its neighbourhood. One is to be a larder, another is to be a cosl-hole; beer, perhaps wine, may occupy a third. As to ...

... been subject to the most extraordinary annoyances, the most glaring of which was the constant breaking of the glass of her kitchen, which had been so freequnt, and to sech an extent, that in despair she had given up repairing the damage, and the result ...

... thtngs, being Si carried away, and a large stream flowed out of the market- ~t place dlown WVheeler-gate, filling the low kitchens in its v course. The lightning was extremely vivid, and one flash L struck a chitmuey on the south-west corner of Messrs ...

... After ransacking the huilo. the burglars departed, taking with them a ham and a fitch Cf bacon, which they found in the back kitchen; and whea they had come to the front of the house, after a short consultitlliee they discharged the gun at one of the windows ...

... use vf chocolate flavoured by ?? Things: a Cgclopodicz. TsIsr POOR OF SOUTHIWARIC AND LAmarSTH.-Friday the Southwark Soup Kitchens, opened in Gravel-lane, com- menced operations, when a considerable number of the po- r of the district was relieved with ...

... Freeman, second son of JOsePh Freeman, of Castle Cor, county Meath. TIMELY PaEPABATcONe.-An eccentric old lady, named Isabella Kitchen, who had been for several years a ?? of Cowley s Charity, in Lincolnshire, died a few days ag0 at the ripe age of 76. The ...

... branch of busi- ness. Finding it impossible to induce the owners of private houses to use gas to any extent, except in halls, kitchens, and the lower parts of houses, in consequence of the complaiits made about the gas leaking, owing to bad fittings, which ...