... pose of returnitg homc to her parests' farm, proceodicig across tise fielis as tie neare-t Wray. The prisoster wars iin thcc kitchen wlhes she left, and upoes her geilg out by the front door the bacl otte was heald to open, and Carnt was found to have also ...

... dishes rapidly, to change plates quickly, to help 184 wine adroitly, to be staid and respectable in his sonduct In in the kitchen ; hut that he should he a good musician ! come t When the dishes have been cleared away and the cloth in. wre has been removed ...

... comd t: oil going docus stairt,, ormed with a iccy-fork, found a 1 meaci removicig srveval flilchi s of bacon frum lice kitchen. C At desperat ccnoifcul look phicecs bietwee Mir. Horton nod Ii tlie Imh'icgr, whio, ofter slabbicig lice formor ievercci ...

... near the north-east corner of the city; he built thereon, at small cost, three stone cottages, of two rooms each, with brick kitchens, &c. in the rear. By means of inner doors, the whole three cottages could be let as one. He let them about three months since ...

... down stairs I saw twoo men as supper in the front kitchen, and as soon as my footsteps were heard out went the lights, and I heard a great scuffie, caused by their hiding thtesuelves in the back kitchen- (Laughter.)-I called for lights, and whilst I was ...

... neiglbbours-ood on Saturday last by the report that a young woman bad that morning been cruelly murdered by her sweetheart ie the kitchen of a public-house at Kate's-hill where sbe was employed in the capacity of servant. The facts of the painful occurrence were ...

... Glosgow, from his daughter, who writes fec 40 stoves, si foi presentation by her so the various regimental and s general kitchens, abdds :- Messrs. Little and Co. will 01 bo glsd to hserr that Mr. Nightingale receives good ne- 8 counts from his daughter ...

... it by starting )e~t that lie ?? at aL frioind's hinuse where hlis- cook woultd expose5 i no herself to the heat of thle kitchen tire, of which she com- b~li plumtied, rathber than permit the scu~llery inasid to learn, ieni Vohii te cookc was in ill health ...

... the farm ; and by womr n, in workrooms, or the laundry, or the bakehouse, or the busy and cheerful, and scrupulou-ily clean kitchen.- Wherever they go they meet kind people, and hoar kind words ; they are never passed without some recognition, and the face ...

... hvlmen he was on the point of dishing up, again there was a ring at the rate to draw him from the kitchen. He went no farther than the outside of the kitchen door, when he saw that the cat jumped in at the window, and was out again in an instant with a piece ...

... Birock. ttecomm1emnded, Janies Coolee. in Mr. C. l)u~ffll Faulkner's psrize of 'ie. (id. for tite best ci collection (if kitchen herbs, to Be~njamntt Heurpltris. pl Air. Wing's 1irizcs, to the allotenert Iterant, who ehlci ic exhibit the best IS sound ...

... for a consultation. The doctor came, looked into the case, gave his opinion, and, descending ftom the sick room into the kitchen, was there accosted by the old woman with Well, doctor, what's your charge ? My fee is a guinea. A guinea, doctor ...