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... Festivities, Old and New. Ghost and Goblin Storit s, for those who like them. The Housewife's Book for 1855. Chemistry for the Kitchen • how to make the most of things. C. Dolman. 22, Paternoster-tow. and 01, New Bond-street, London. J. Duffy, Wellington-quay ...
... him very much, and be to the kitchen of the farmhouse, jumping over the wall, Is order that he might make no noise by the and shutting of the gates. Soon after he arrived beck the dee seed, he says, came into the kitchen, put out. his supper, and, instead ...
... comprise two excellent for eleven amine loose boxes, asst other suitable outbuildings. %re an attached the house an excellent kitchen garden and a hip extant of lawn, flower garden, shrubberies, and pleasur e greunda. be accommodated with a m o d era t e queasily ...
... Festivitlea, Old and New. Ghost and Goblin Stories, for those who like them. The Housewife's Book for 1855. Chemistry for the Kitchen ; how to make the most of thine'. C. Dolman, 22, Paternoster-row. and 61, New Bond-street, London. 3. Duffy, Wellington-quay ...
... and the prineipal officers of the imperial household. Then come the vehicles containing the baggage and provisions. The kitchen service, which, on account of the scant resources of certain districts in Hungary, accompanies the Emperor, is in three divisions ...
... the common refectory. Religious Ladies, of an Ord. r approved by the Bishop of the Diocese, preside over the Infirmary, the Kitchen, anti the LeonJy, mid give maternal care to the younger children. For the development of the ihysical strength of the Students ...
... be dead. The Sister embraces her affectionately, and does nothing to disturb the pleasant thought. And now we go into the kitchen. Preparation forcoffee is in progress. The dregs of coffee that have been collected from the housesot the of luentin the ...
... reaLnilleent Church t I. Gars. The Hoege cansitts an troran-e Haii , fM Draaing-itorn. ditto; lest b Mobs I Ste ~ by tea ; Kitchen. b•urteen by attests a LAM Grit e..nr ; Vane sodrol tar, and Soren aerostats ditto. la a Carnage Ham attache , . Stabling ...
... Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors; Dining-room. Breakiast-room, Kitchen, and all requisite Domestic Offices; detached Coach-house and Stabling, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, with entrance into Perk-like Meadows. extending to the Valley of the ...
... There is no kind of secret made of the matter these days. Bible societies and philanthropists, industrial schools and soup kitchens, are perfectly prepared to carry heathenism to the hearts of men, if they can only substitute it for Christianity. We read ...
... there was not sufficient ventilation in it. Re-examined—He had had a great deal of experience in diseases of' the eye. The kitchen was a large wellventilated room, and he saw no damp about it. By the Court—Being placed in a darkened room could not have ...
... Cite (tablet. flowers. They are not always in the garden. The kitchen—the laundry —'the making and mending clothes—the maintenance of cleanliness —diversifies their Labours with a pleasing alternation. The remunerative Labour is weaving satin for the ...