... Lancashire an apparatus for heating out-door premises at comparatively little cost. A boiler is fixed at the back of the kitchen fire-place, so that the water is always warmed by its heat. There is a furnace under the boiler, so that in frost the water ...

... placed in a small basket, one that was used for eggs, and lined it with flanDel. He placed them on the hearth before the kitchen fire, and procured some ants' eggs to feed them with. After about an hour they became warm and quite frisky, and soon began ...

... Fairyland, with as much dancing and as many pretty girls as you like; Demon scenes, dear to tho boyish heart, 44 traps, kitchen scenes, with uproarious practical fun, jolly songs, pretty music, ballads for Cinderella and other heroines (not suggestive ...

... object. If a coat button -hole appear decorated with a moss-rose costing half-a-guinea, or the services of another royal kitchen mouser are secured for a ten-pound note, every such contributor to the charity disburses his black mail to the shopkeeping ...

... rhymes or adaptation; something novel and fresh, in which my idea is to give the clown and pantaloon their comic business in kitchen scenes, enchanted woods, seaside 'scenes, fl c., assisted by harlequin and colum bine, who, of course, must be on the spot ...

... with me and leaped into the farmyard (as depicted by Mr. Sturgess) I had no way of getting out except by the passage and kitchen of the farm house, as the gates of the yard were locked, and the owner of the place who was away at the neighbouring town ...

... conversation that will take place between him and you over that dozen or so of really witty lines which bring on the Baron in the Kitchen Scene He after reading lines as though they were ...