... seldom built with chimneys. My dear little wife bustled about and arranged the pots and kettles on nails that I drove into the kitchen walls. Then she made the bed in the bedroom and I hung up a looking- glass and a few little pictures that we had brought in ...

... interior! Plunging through mud I reached the door, arid, glancing through the window, descried the inevitable pig inside the kitchen. The people-to be just to them- seemed a little fluttered, if not ashamed, of the plight in which I found them. It was quite ...

... an enormous trial to me, and to keep up deceitful appearances I drew a face black as my hat, and long as the stick in the kitchen broom. But how i chuckled inwardly at the still greater treat in store for me, in comparison with which the opera was but ...

... such alteration as this is proposed to be put into effect. I am glad to find that the Vicar of St. John's has opened a soup kitchen at St. John's schobls, for the benefit of the poor of the parish, and I trust that this will only be one among many efforts ...

... Miastrel 'entertainment lately given. SR. JOHN'S SOUP KITCHEN.-On Thursday 70 gallons of-very good soup were distributed from this kitchen. Tim.demand has been found to be so great that the kitchen will tie opened twice on Tuesday. ARRESTS. On Thursday ...

... died ( n her wuy to the station.—Mary ,ia,i,eii, 60, in whose stomach no trace of food was found, wa ...

... wife, at the time :n bed. Two nurses and three children w ere at once removed from the nu-eerr and a halt ordered at the kitchen, as the front of the house was on tire. So precipitate was the retreat, that Mrs. Scott bad to content he.aelf with some rather ...

... or where it ought to be accounted for. Bail was accepted; two sureties, £ 100 each, and own recogniz- ances, £ 200.—A soup kitchen was opened on Sat urday, and eagerly crowded by the poor of the town.— Cyrenius Jones, Albion Inn, was charged at the Wednesday ...

... shoes that wants black- ing in the kitchen I'm yar man, and I'll do't for nothing, that I will. Welcome along, then, and mind don't mess the passage with your dirty feet; and Mary triumphantly led Tim into the kitchen, and soon set him to work upon two ...

... against the formality and humbug attached to public worship. They met together in white-washed barns and homely cottage- kitchens, where Brothers so and so—plain Misters —talked to them of things all-important to the relationship existing between their ...

... staying at Craig Head. AN EXPLOSION IN A GARDEN.—While a coachman nsuned Nicol was sitting at night with his wife in the kitchen of their house at Lassodie, near Dunfermline, they were startled by a loud noise and violent sbo-.k. On search being made ...

... or Celery, and planting summer Lettuces on the ririgee. VEGETABI.Es.-Hoeing must be classed as the most important of all kitchen garden operations for the next few weeks, and therefore no opportunity of doing it mUtJt be missed, a clean and well cultivated ...