... And why not again see our small farmer well dressed and comfortable, as he has been, with his chests full of meal, and his kitchen hung with flitches of bacon, his yard full of poultry, turkeys fattening themtelvpp on his eiccount, and hens laying eggs ...

... notigag. The dairy is inmmediately behind the hitchen, and, by an ceonomical and ingentiois contrivanco, tbe flue of the kitchen fire is carried all around the dairy, thus heating it cheapily in 'winter, while another flue, leading directly tp the chinanoy ...

... themselves thus than enecurage employment to the suffering poor in the cultivation of the landt. Not a cabbage plant or small kitchen garden in consideration for the future support of the evicted victims. *th Quire-No employment, Rev. Edward Fitzegrall Day ...

... and nakedness of the peasantry-the living skeletons in human shape, prowling about the country, raking up the offal of the kitchen for the fragments of food which escaped the scent of hungry dogs-the depopulation of the land-the sinking, nay, the utter ...

... common larsepS of frmr 10 hours, or to warm are ordinary dwelling-house for 12 rat hours, inclrding the requisite heat for the kitchens ; or to II- supply the requisite heat for 1-horse power of steam. The ri- invention, it is stated, has been tested by six ...

... time previous to his death subject to fits, was on 'Tuesday afternoon, us the temporary absence of his wife, sitting at the kitchen fire ie his lodgings, 19, Trinity-place, when another inmate of the house hearing a low moaning, entered the apartment, and ...

... cii witness to go aind tuskspeace' ?? Fury land his wvife; did go to the honse and brought 1Fun' Out ot' the room into the kitchen ; they were followed I by deceased, who took hold of Fury and threw hint dorm, arid struck him ; witness being afraid, for ...

... domestic industry was destroyed by the introduction of machinery in the linen trade. When the spinsiing wheel cheered the kitchen hearth with the cheerful inu- sic, the farmer of this district could convert his flax into cloth before lie took it to market: ...

... and appearing at table; he had an immniense appetite, and would eat his dinner at two o'clock C with the servants in the kitchen, and afterwards in the dining- r room with the family, but never knew when he had eaten P enough; witness was obliged to restrict ...

... fire revolution was slowly approaching. The old dynasty of the tinder-box maintained its predominance for a short while in kitchen and garret, in farm-house and cottage. At length some bold adventurer saw that the new chemical discovery might be employed ...

... to be Lietotenant Colonel, vice E 'fwapeay, w11 ea. changes; Major H W' Stisted to be Lieutenant Colonel, b chase, vice Kitchener, who retires; Capt if ilatailt;n to b Mlajor, Iy purchase, vice Stisted; Lieut G A Lackhart to be Captain, by purchase, vice ...

... and con- nections of the Irish aristocracy, hangers on about. the nourt, lolmling up trains and superintending stables and kitchens, Timese, Sir, are all the people of England, by whom Mr. Dickson may be scared'into his fears. .. No Sir; the people of ...