... talk as if they really believed it was — by their own affairs, their neighbours, the tradesmen's bills, the nursery, and the kitchen —all, of course, very important in due season —more homes would be happier, more clubs ' emptier, fewer old bachelors, ,and ...

... albeit the name is vulgar, continue in favour, even at rich men's boards. Black puddings have long since been sent down to the kitchen, and the hereditary chieftain of the pudding race, the haggis, which much resembles boiled bagpipes, is rarely now seen ...

... thekitchen where she was one evening employed. By permission of the family with whom she was domesticated Davies was in the kitchen at the time, and saved her life and his own by kicking a panel out of a door, and thus preventing suffocation by letting in ...

... how much fr,:stier and richer is th.., companion. ship of well-educated women, whose horizon extends somewhat beyond their kitchens and their drawing. room parties, and how much more capable they are of instructing their children, even they will require ...

... study. Old and young, rich and poor, men and women, read that book. It was found in the parlour, in the drawing-room, the kitchen and the counting - house. Dred, Mrs. Stowe's next work, had many readers on account of the first, and yet but comparatively ...

... from mixing with those above, rather than below, her, was inclined to press the servants'-hall importance over the lower, or kitchen department, to which she considered her Mother to belong; forgetting it was that mother's thrift and, sacrifice of her earnings ...

... run from one room to another, the flames scorching the covers on the beds; she then ran screaming downstairs and into the kitchen, where her mistress was. Her mistress, paralyzed by fright, could do nothing towards extinguishing the flames, and so the ...

... ourselves; for on this, and this only, entirely depends your success. Although we are about to give directions for the FRUIT and KITCHEN GARDEN, we do not expect our lady friends to do the work themselves. On the contrary, but they must, if they expect to ens ...

... Regular Practitioner says that for bad burns and scalds the following remedy is almost magical in its efficacy :—Mix common kitchen whitening with sweet oil, or, if sweet oil is not at hand, with water. Plaster the whole of the burn and some inches beyond ...

... decoration, and U ' ' ( 11-14 . ' to apartments of all descriptions. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF , ' ' ' ' ' I'.\'-:' ) EIiANS' PRIZE KITCHENER, 1,1 , ,t' x 1: i• 1 the best 1 , ; ' '. - 1..„• ': o olV — ' s i Cooking apparatus yet introduced. ' 32 AND 34 ...

... where there was a large quantity of clean plate. Prisoner then said he would not be detained, and he (witness) took up the kitchen poker and told him there was no help for it, he must stop. A constable was then fetched. Prisoner said he only went down to ...

... in Domesday Book ) a portion of land in the county of Surrey by the service of making one mess in an earthen pot in the kitchen of our lord the kin , on the anniversary of his coronation, Christmas Day. This favourite mess was called Be la Groute, ...