... Humphreys, a widow lady residing at Stamford Hill, by four men in masks. An entrance was effected by digging a hole through the kitchen wall, when the ruffians proceeded to tie the hands and feet of the old lady and her servant girl, the only inmates of the ...

... ruck, by invincible labour nod good indeed. B e mith (Fig. 4), took 'Sand prizes. The ock in the veccid 'erseverance, into kitchens, cells, cellars, i nto h r ecesses of various kinds. We were shown the was a Ter!' har dsonee bird . The comPeu - interior ...

... to pieces on the spot.—Birminyham upon the most liberal condition'. Betides the ir en- Post. .—T closure, including house, kitchen, garden, poultry-yard, THE Couerier de l'Etuape states that N. Godard, the RISPE‘L OF THE PAPER DUTYhe annual meet- and shed ...

... to the horse. On the night of the 7th of De. cember last, the prisoner and the deceased bad their supper together in the kitchen of my master's home. The prisoner was in liquor at the time, but the deceased was sober. About two minutes after they had ...

... bodies, and first dissovered Mr. Reeves, burnt are made of plaid velvet, trimmed with blue or green to a cinder, lying in the kitchen, and subsequently velvet. as the pattern of the former may require, the Mary Jones and the three children. Shells having hood ...

... exclaiming that her husband had hanged himself; and Deane went in to see if such had really taken place. They proceeded to the kitchen, and in the soul cellar toe; found the deceased hanging by a strap that he had twisted into a noose round his neck. The man ...

... HAILDT TI.VIT AND KITCHEN GARDEN. While favourable weather continues push forward all operation requiring attention here with the leapt possible de , ay. See to keeping up a succession of peas and beans, also plant out lettuce ow a rich warm piece of ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS. the kitchen and fruit garden select a deep, rich, sheltered piece of ground for eaulifi 'wets that have been wintered under glass, as they may now soon be planted out. At this season the ground, for planting out things, should be ...

... and she always appeared very cheerful. She was found with a rope, which was three times round her neck, on the floor of the kitchen, and which was net tied. She was dead. The jury returned a verdict to the effect that there was not sufficient evidence to ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS. Is the KITCHEN GARDEN make succerei,inal sowing , of all leading crops. Let Windsor, Johnson's, wonderful, and long-pod beans be sown• ' Prussian blue and marrow peas, with a few rows of Rocalier sorts, may also be put in the ground ...

... accordingly visited the women ; but had to wait in the kitchen until two ladies had their fortune- told. The old woman then came de.ven emirs, and, after smoking a pipe with the girls in the kitchen, ushered them up into her sanctum. Producing a copy of ...

... and may be removed either to masses or borders where they will blow at once, and coon produce a striking effect. H•IiDY AND KITCHEN GAliDEN.—This is an excellent time to plant a full crop of potatoes; kidneyso with protected sprouts or any other early kinds ...