... ere ha bed; and the weight forced its wsy a;.d that of the bel through the floors of that and three lower stoeeys, into the kitchen below, a height of 70 to 80 feet. Fortunately Mr and Mrs Atkinson were •oroteeted by beams .ying slanting over them, so as ...

... continually losing himself among the dancers, and as often turning up beneath the glistening bough that bung in the ball-room kitchen of the old house at home.—Dickeses household Words. CHRIsTMAS CUSTOMS IN NORwAY.—At Christie. nia, and in other Norwegian ...

... consisted chiefly of clothing. also applied for • cook, observing flint there was no one in the house whom be could place in the kitchen. Some discussion arose on this point, and at length its consideration was adjourned until such an appointment should seen ...

... rooms, combining, with every novelty of design, all the patents of the present day'; also, FENDERS and FIRE IRONS to suit. KITCHEN GRATES, HOT AIR STOVES, GAS CHANDELIERS, and BATHS, in great variety. Lamps for Painter's Patent Candles, and the much approved ...

... years of slice, was about nine o'clock on Tuesday morning last, found by a lodger in her home lying on the floor of :ter kitchen, on which she had pat fallen. She expired in about half an hour before medical aid had been obtained. She hail been previously ...

... cheerful fireside and a neat wife waiting to give him company and solace, was welcomed by the fumes of steam ascending from the kitchen, and a hasty, unsocial tea, abruptly terminated by the apology, ' Excuse me, my dear, I must go and fold the things; you know ...

... REPORT of the LEICEraEIt-10 SQUARE SOUP KITCHEN & HOSPICE: Foa 1851 52 ; Approved and adopted at a Polak Meeting of Friends and Subacr,bers of the Institution, held at the Board Room, December 701. 1852, and presided o►er by the most noble the Mallows ...

... rooms, combining, with every novelty of design, all the patents of the present day,; also, FENDERS and FIRE IRONS to suit. KITCHEN GRATES, HOT Ant STOVES, GAS CHANDELIERS, and BATHS, in great variety. Lamps for Palmer's Patent Candles, and the much approved ...

... men on duty in Marland-place heard a noise as of a door banging. He examined the houses, and found the lower atsh of the kitchen window at the residence of Dr Wilmot wide open, and some one moving about inside. lie gave an alarm by ringing the bell, which ...

... John Sidebotttten. Mr Wainwright defended the prisoners. Sidebottom stated that on Friday night last he was drinking in the kitchen of the Griffin Inn, Northgate, in this town, with some other persons, when Bowden came into the room, and a short time afterwards ...

... journeyman carpenter, of Peterbro', has invented a novel instrument, which, in size and shape, resembles a large pair of kitchen bellows, but is double the thickness. Whilst the performer is blowing the fire, this instrument plays with astonishing precision ...

... afterwards it is supposed that chloroform was administered to him. The depredators scaled the wall, and began operations on the kitchen window, the leaden panes of the frames of which they cot ; and the falling of the glass being heard by the aer- Tants, they ...