... agitators, and this wicked world lasts until the next century, we mar confidently expect to see the mistress of the house in the kitchen cooking the dinner, and the cook lying upon the drawing-room sofa. A ridiculous movement is on foot to provide domestic servants ...

... beds abaut twice a week, unless they have been well mulched, which in good Found will be found sufficient. Those who have kitchen gardens or who can spare a corner from their flower gardens, should now sow beet, early horn carrots, spinach, endive, cauliflower ...

... Oldfield, aged 2 years. PARKER. - On the 3rd instant, suddenly, at the house his ',on, 74, Llandaftroad, Cardiff, William Kitchen Parker, E.R.s., of • Stamford, Hendham-road, Upper Tooting, S.W., aged 67. PARRY-JONES. —On the tat instant, at Dorlington ...

... think. If I am in stately companr, I shall grow and the wings of fancy will grow into the showy tail a peacock. . . . . . The kitchen was red-tiled, and there was a little lire burning in the hearth. I could see the glow on the pans and covers that adorned ...

... in basket, and with tick, tack of high heels adown the narrow planked oak corridor, then down the dark stairs, so to the kitchen to sec that the maids are well astir. In the hall, to,, where the wide doors were set open, she stood and glanced at the merry ...

... aim if wombed down with HUDSON'S SOAP. Hods:xis senores all °Waste dist. Grassy maths sad stains disappear Lire eagle. THE KITCHEN. STOVE TOPS, COOKING RANGES, HOT PLATES. Copper and Pans not Sable to bum if stared with HUDSON'S SOAP. Paste Boards and Mincing ...

... which the young Princesses play a good deal, and then, alter following a downward path, comes a point from where the huge kitchen garden can be seen, and the Queen's Schools beyond. The stables are very large, and the buckhounds are kept here. In one of ...

... mistress that she was S o much occupied with the novel she was writing that she was unable to attend to her duties in the kitchen. Possibly the next time we scold Jane for not dusting the drawing-room, we may be told that she has spent all the morning ...

... 6 in. and 19 ft. high ;dining-room, 18 ft. 910. by t 4 ft.; bedroom, t 3 ft. by 14 ft. The mezzanine portion consists of kitchen, 14 ft. by 14 ft.; servant's bedroom, 9 ft. by lo ft. ; bedroom, 12 ft. by 12 ft.; bath-room fitted with w.c. and lavatory ...

... offend that august person. Perhaps Cook can't do with you messing about in her kitchen, I suggested. We don't want to mess, and we don't want to do it in her kitchen at all, Phvl explained. We are quite accustomed to making toffy, Uncle Jack,. ...

... well-filled bookcases, the gifts of several well-known women who interest themselves in the Hospital. Each floor has its own kitchen, so that the nurses have not far to go for hot water, &c., and to every ward there is a separate bathroom. Ladies may, if ...

... well-filled bookcases, the gifts of several well-known women who interest themselves in the Hospital. Each floor has its own kitchen, so that the nurses have not far to go for hot water, &c., and to every ward there is a separate bathroom. ...