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... Ile would not consent to be carried to the wet 2 workhouse, and ac~he had, 2s. a week where he Was. l0d ?? the floor of the kitchen -were ranged a number urn of nicely tied brooms or brushes, made of freshi-smell- r in lurze, or, as the prop a here call ...
... sinceAugust last. ile laboured under the delusion that he had fallen into great poverty, and •insisted upon living in the kitchen instead of the parlour, as his circumstances would not allow him to live as he had been accustomed to; while ill reality he ...
... not' consent to be carried' to the we 62 Worlbouse,' and so he 'bad 2q. a week where he was. INc ,6t, Upon the floor of the kitchen were ranged a number I'IU in5 of nicely tied brooms or brushes, mnade of fresh-esmill- ' ur ing-lnrze, or, 'Ias the prople ...
... give them enou g n of it. (Alaugh.) If they didnot do' so,theyfe- ie served to have a Custom-house' offileer in their e. kitchen, an exciseman--in their cellari','a soldier in I their parlours, to look after their domestic affairs- s (a lanugh)-and a ...
... ii of it. (A laugh.) It they did not do so, they 6e- veriffi served to have a- Customi-house ~officer -in their., had 'd .kitchen, an exeiseanan in their cellars, a aeldier in' gary .their parlours, to leek after their dosnestie affaireh- Engl. s' (a ...
... them enough in a of it.' (A laugh.) I they did iaot do leoi, they fid- v'ar c served to have a Custom-oue ficr'i their had ).kitchen, An excisemnn in th'eoir ceallars, a soldier in ar I-their parlours, .to. leakafter their domiestic afflairs-' Tln Is (a1 ...
... ? THE SuicI sE AT SOUTH5AM PTo N.-Time jury have been unable to agree to a verdict in the case of M4atilda Piddlecomube, kitchen-maid at Solomon's Railway Hotel, Who conumitted suicide, on the 24th of December, b swallowing a large dose of oxalic acid ...
... leaves Aineriky. AN American lecturer ors wives says-1C As well might the farmer have the Venus de Medicis placed in lisa kitchen for a wife as some of our fashionable women. Indeed, it would be much better to have Lot's wife stand- ing there ; she might ...
... inotnnicted ins sense trade ishen a panpem' tailor or shocissaker happens to be ?n the work- ? house and thic girls work in tire kitchen, wash, or It decor tire Irocise, in company ivith adult female pauilsers, a as more Iserisicions association, I think, than ...
... vehicle amnidst more miscel- laneous company-converse in statesmen's saloons, or smoke your pipe among vagrant Burachen at the kitchen fire of a village inn-only mention the names of England and Lord PALMERSTONX, and you will find that, with every diversity ...
... a diligent senrch, the basket was 5 I found. Before starting, the glaviers wore requested t tto put a pane ofglass in the kitchen wiindow; this .they promised to do upon their return, On the road % Ithe gilaziers made up their mind to play a triek upon ...
... thse ice. This arranlgenteilt o surely capable of improvement. LRELIEF OF MlETROPOLITAKN DESmIUrsON.-1 ester- lday the City Kitchen was opened for thse relief of the dii tresned poor, to whons bread, coals, and potatoes were p100' .tifully distributed. At ...