... valleys, but their contentment returns when they thick of the fat goose who, tied by the leg, is awaiting his doom by the kitchen tent or bakehouse, or of the tender piz, who has been reared up from his childhood for the sole object of doing honour to ...

... Drake, being built during the reign of Henry \'lrl., at the breaking up of Barlings Priory, dßtant about some two miles. The kitchen contained several frescoes And panel paintings of merit, as well as an armoury. Mr. Greetham was insured to some extent in ...

... the stirring si_ht out of doors, that few sought for refreshment, and those who did were told in many instances that the kitchen was shut up. ...

... ofa hrfi. bookcase as he was leavin'i his bedroom. The most remarkable incident in connection with the event occurred in the kitchen, where a Christmas bush was suspended, and a portion of which was carried away and detKociud between the ceiling, which was ...

... singular circumstances. It appeared from the evidence of several witnesses that while the deouged was proceeding from the kitchen, and crossing the gateway, with a can of hot water and a jnq of cold water, with' the intention of takin, them into her master’s ...

... Societies. Mr. John Smith, as Secretary, was called upon to read the reports, all of which were highly commendable. The Rer. R. Kitchen, of Pickering, was next called upon, who said that he was glad to meet them on the occasion, and after an able speech, which ...

... of December he had gone to see her at Mr. Foster's. His wife and her fellow-servant, Frances Dobson, sat with him in the kitchen three bours, and he appeared to be kind and affectionate to his wife. His wife saw him to the door, and as they were parting ...

... s went to the scene of the murder, and the former there identified the victim, who was lying on the servant’s bed in the kitchen, to be the same child she had reared from its infancy. The poor woman’s tribulation was very great at the sight, anl she ...

... and drew the kitchen blind down. She then left the kitchen and said to the little girl, “ Come down here.” The girl did so, and then my mistress went into the cellar and told the | girl to come to her, but the girl stopped at the kitchen door. She l said—* ...

... Witness said, he had, for ithad been sent for at seven o'clock. Mr. Sadleir wished him to go for it, but witness got the kitchen-maid to gO, as he had to attend to the tea, asking her at the same time to post a letter which Mr Sadleir had written to Mrs ...

... it was care- | fully taken care of by Mr. Dove: besides, there is no uw;gmtionl that it was laid carelessly about in the kitchen, where the food was prepared, or that it was laid exposed in the bedroom, so that I think you will be of opinion that the ...

... by a noise of persons boring at the cellar kitchendoor. She informed her husband, who sleeps in the room over the cellar-kitchen, and he instantly jumped out of bed. The robbers heard the noise and at once took to their heels. Mr. Birtles slipped on his ...