... ronT-DuNDSAs. March 31. Olive Branch, Davies, PortaDlnoreeink. .r g ; : ~~eACLacO FeOc a'oaT*DuEDA5. . . ..2 A1 mil 2. Sarah, Kitchen, Rotterdams. ., . . ?? ':AlVAT OMAOOEOIOVT5. ?? . . - 1 AprIl 2. Rletarich, Mu~ller, Brcemen. .. - I April 1. Jirm Crewv, ...

... Petersen, ykjabiog; Jules, I'avallee: Gravelines - DAILINGS FROX GhAtXG EMOUTrH. April ?? Vorwkrts, Rose, Hlarburg. 8. Sarab, Kitchen, Rotterdem* Rebeccat, Baird, Rotterdam. ...

... visited Bell's house at one I o'clock on the Iloriling of Friday Isset, and folmued J -thle boy lying upon thme floor in the kitchen, wimlm -nothing uisderueatli him but a dirty wete sack, his cover- ing beingi conmposed of a quantity of rags. The boy had ...

... the Soil of the World. Different plants affect different soils. Every gardener must have observed that there is scarcely a kitchen garden but has some particular crop wliiolr it sustains in) luxuriance far supe- rior to arty other garden in its icigiibouriiood ...

... in rotation this elder girls of the school I 5into the house on Saturday, or some day in the week, aisd I Llettimig the kitchen, laumndry, and each department of the I household work be the schooling for service in these, the in uch-needed school of ...

... Caradoc, Williams, Rouen, Giovanni Balur, Massa,4enoa; Reformation,Zaraman, Dunkirk; PioneerPeebles, ' Boulogne; Vesper, Kitchen, Dunkirk. . = QUEIENSTOWN. ARRIv~mn-Tanuary 12. Science, Tucker, Smyrna; St. Thomas Packet, Michelson, Porto Rico, SAILED-January ...

... and occasionally I resided at the Hollows, when it was not let. My house mi Hospital Street consisted uof three rooms and a kitchen. . For the year Prior to my Imarriage, I was living sometimes at Hospital Street and rsometimes at the iollois. The furniture ...

... and left 19th the for.4tuenistowli1.. . Chariotte and Maria, Martin, from Glasgow at Dunkirk, 23d inst. LoT Vles- Vesper, Kitchen, from Ardrossan at Dunkirk, 23 inst.I -led Tay and Tees Paeket,.Edwfl ds, from Ardrossan at Dunkirk, 23d des I to hust.I Polly ...

... cooked provisions. The inspector (Mr. J. S. Browns) sub- mnitted to the meeting a statemesit relative to the cost of the soup kitchens dulrisig the distress, as also the several sususs which the .Board ha~d disbuirsed for relief of thes sinosiphoyeul. Inchlsdisug ...

... sl most frightful attitudes. Some of the restaurateurs Is carry their cookshops about with them on long poles, la with the kitchen at one end and the salle--manger at n the other. fo THE A-uSTRALIAN DESERT-SAD FATE Or MA. C; COULTrAuRD.-Despatehes have ...

... fife. With a presence of miind rarely exhibited, she 3 immediately folded down the clothes of the bed nearest -viz., the kitchen one-tbrew herself into it, and, coves ing herself up, completely smothered the flames i1 befo-e any personal injury was sustained ...

... square yard. The sales 'to-day amount, in all, to.~¶S1,940, ?? Two tenements 'of iS I louses of twvo and threeroorns and kitchen, Nos.' 105 to .107 I P'arson Street, and .27 and 29 Stanhupe Street, rentawmS6 - lieu-duty £40, have been sold privately at ...