... language to the statues in bronze. “Mother, is the battle over ?” said his fair-haired daughter, popping her head in at the kitchen door. Tee, my dear, I think that last knock with the meat chopper settled him. What was the row about, mother? Why ...

... Finchley, ; J. Wilkinson, Mk, 21 : J. Wallis, London, 31; G. Hines, Northampton, ft ; T. Illayl, &Medd, ft ; C. Kitchen, l'horner 31 ; J. Kitchen, Thorner, 1; Payley, Woodhouse, E. Wore, Southport, H.Shaw, Sheffield, 4; T. Smith, Nottingham, 4: T. Deighton ...

... have heard or redid that the principal duty of a farmer is to get up at 2 o'clock in the morning, build up a big fire in the kitchen, grease his boots, stir up the hogs, and worry the geese. What I know about dairy .work and the milking of cows is still more ...

... others who have of late arrogated to themselves, at the price of sixpence per issue, the right of redistributing the gossip of kitchens and the tattle of those tap-rooms where flunlreydorn in plush and powder most congregates, we shall at once give our vote ...

... of two score ostradenre, and place them before me with proper condiments?Lucullus, thus being instructed, repairs to the kitchen and remarks to the cook : Ulmer forty raw, with salt and pepper. Have you taken your pill f asked the doctor, brusquely ...

... back to within 18in of the champions, and then there is a yard and a half for the representative of the next beet clams, C. Kitchen, 751 whose really flying visit to Lon. don some few years back doubtless some of my readers will remember. The front ...

... '73f yards start O. Jackson, Barnsley. 731; G. Pettey, Fincbley, 74; J W. Taylor, arrow, 731 ; J. Airton, Outshone, 73f ; C. Kitchen, Tiurrner,7bl; J. Kiteben,Thorner, 7s l; J. Wilkinson, Idle, 781; G. Hines, Northampton, 78 ; H. Shaw.76l E. Moore, Southport ...

... holders, to part with a pretty considerable sum. I ex. pact to see the day when advertisements will be inserted in exchange for kitchen-stuff and empty bottles. The Moderate party in Spain have passed a resolution approving the King's approaching marriage. This ...

... being played by Hr. Duck's Company. At the Prtheen's Theatre, th e Yokes Family are in full wing with The Belles of the Kitchen, Time Tries All, and The Secret Concluded. GLASGOW. At the Theatre Royal, Mr. 7.1.f001e oonaladed his engage. sent ...

... kat bahnleade that Radiate move. Hera it hew*. about ball on beer, widtdst the most distressing seende, wad trying to tee kitchen windows Wall, fmtirealdr, poteded ben, upon whisk .nicet of the eird?• weight whole of the lean behotrade heel to be torneheree ...

... Lightfoot, Longton, 76 yar start; E. Serowe, Wymendhaa, 76; J. Kitchen, Thema, 73. Heat 11: R. Wiring Black, ban, 764 yards start ; R. Rowell, Newborn, ;H thaw, 74. Hat 12 : 0. Kitchen, Thorne, 724 yards start; F. Jenny, London, 741; E. Moore, Southport ...

... and Mr. Pea's grey home, which takes plum at Alexandra Palace track on New Year's Day Mr. W. Kitchener, the senior partner in the Newmarket legal Arm of Kitchener and Penn, died last week. He wen for many yearn the legal adviser to the Jockey Club. Tkompson's ...