... FOR THINKING, A Od Wfef.-That young lady will make a good WieewGhl r- does not apologist when you find her at work in the kitchen. bat continues her task until her work is tiuished-nriae , Begging is a shame for any coiatry, for if the beggar he an en- ...

... absene the clothes caught the flame, and were imme- a, diately in a blaze. This communicated with the wood-work of the ti kitchen and in a very brief space of time the whole neighbourhood were alarmed. The door of the dwelling-house was broken open, and ...

... poor of the town. ed The sun thus contributed, along with the balance of a Ia fund, raised about two years ago, for a soup-kitchen, and d remaining over, which the subscribers agreed to be de- ty voted to the aid of the coal subscription, secured the to ...

... with the slates, fall into the room. Fortunately no person was sleeping in the ?? three o'clock on Wednesday morning, the kitchen chiminevs of six houses {belonging to Mr. W hittaker, timber mner- chant), in Milton-street, Stockport Road, near the Longsigbt ...

... and confasioc. e We entered by the back, as the front door dlid not appear to have s done duty for a long time. Around the kitchen fire were seated g and squatted a number of men and women, very dirty and ragged. In the inner room, to which we were shown ...

... himsclf before the fire makes him less hardy: on ad the contrary, I consider that getting warm and comfort- cal able before the kitchen fire on coming home gives old the retriever a better chance of keeping up his strength, ec health, and energy when much exposed ...

... inn, the Cottage hevet fails a to enlist the sympathies of the stranger, Who views with awakened interest the chamber (the kitchen) where Burns ti 'was born. This apartmeht was viewed by the accom-a piished actress With lively feeling. From the Cottage ...

... belonging to Mr. May, in Chapel Street, Curtain Road, g ; Shoreditch. About 8 o'clock Mr. May was proceeding to so the back kitchen, when lie was startled by a gash of air si sweeping past him, followed by an explosion, which se- si verelv burnthisface and ...

... was assessed oln his income at the rate of 4 per cent., that would produce £2 per annum. Now he supposed that a room and kitchen rented at £S a-year was about the amount of accom- modation which such parties enjoyed,-and by an assessment on that rental ...

... this happened 7-have you let the child fall ? She - by denied that she had done, so-saying that she had left it on the ma kitchen floor, an hotr before; when she went to put on a fire in the ' tin bed room. :he also admitted that sbe had not, although ...

... that M r. Alackerell, having experienced a strong smell of gas, went below to ascertain the cause, when, on entering the kitchen, -he noticed a flickering light on theceiling, and was instantly forced down. Having regained his feet he ran up stairs and ...

... when b obliged to take their tarn of cooking; and the girls in the schools of ties poor might be employed in turn in the kitchen of their mas- 2 ters and mistresses, or the patrons and patronesses. The services ci that might be rendered to the humbler ...