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... violets, and crocus in the parterres round the house, besides lilies, roses, and geraniums, of all kinds and colours. The kitchen garden was full of European vegetables, and the cabbages, cauliflowers, turnips, carrots, lettuces, peas, artichokes, radishes ...
... Artisan Company (NO. 2). Civil Service Company P. Morrison. Bidcn . W. Bokcnlmm W. C. .lay W. .1. Jordan ~ W. H. Bough., E. Kitchen .. F. Bivicrc A. Potter. J. N. Patou C. G. P. Bruno W. F. Essell .. S. C. Marsh William Gladdish Col. Moore. Major Savilc ...
... country as the chairman himself had. He himself had as great an interest in his little home, whether it consisted only of a kitchen or a garret, as a man had in his who lived in Grosvenor-square, and he felt it was his duty to stand up to protect that home ...
... Company), Capt A Lyon, Lieut AM Gardiner, Ensign R K Gardiner (Rock Ferry Company), Capt F P Jones (Frodsham Company), Capt C H Kitchen, and Lieut W Jackson by the Marquis of Westminster, Lord-Lieutenant of the county. Wiltshire. —Ist company: Capt J Jacob, ...
... marched through tho grounds, and passed out through toe lodge entrance the hiU into the road, and proceeded to nr* Morrell’s kitchen garden and nursery grounds. They than piled arms and broke off, after which they were permitted to go through the hot-houses ...
... crowded slate of the Marino Barracks, unusual amount of sickness is said be prevalent, principally in the lower rooms or kitchens, which, although damp and ill-vontibiled, are occupied as sleeping and living rooms. The Hampshire Regiment of Militia will ...
... t. George turner to ne Capt.; Ens. Joshua Ashley to he Lieut.; Richard Fell Stebble, Gent., to be Lieut.; Joseph Goodman Kitchen, Gent., to be Ens.; Samuel White, Gent., to Ens. ...
... to her husband’s assistance. They then attacked her with their sticks, and left her weltering in her blood the door of the kitchen. They then directed the old man to accompany them up-stairs, and show them where he kept his money. He complied as best he ...
... statement that almost every case of immersion, in some instances . fatal, was occasioned by the removal of ice for her Majesty’s kitchen from the popular reservoir for suicidal and skating purposes. We assume the fact to be true, and ask why our humane and gracious ...
... complete a company having been enrolled, Joseph Kitchen, jun' Esq., son of the proprietor of Dunsdale, has been nominated the commandant as ensign. This appointment will give general satisfaction, as Mr. Kitchen is a most warm supporter of the corps. WORCESTER ...
... yesterday, of interest to the bar, as exemplifying the spirit of French jurisprudence. marquis left his cook, who had done kitchen duty for him 30 years, an income of 15,000 francs, all his late wife’s wardrobe and jewels, with his library (chiefly treatises ...
... and the slope of the hill where they stood (to quote the elegant expression of another narrator) thick as cockroaches on a kitchen floor at night, was so great that every one could see if he chose; while had the sham fight taken place, as the Times' tactician ...