... of respect presented to the same gentleman during his engagement as engineer to the Great Britain Steam ship; an improved kitchen range, a mo- eld of a railway coal-tip, and some improved lifting spanners for engineering purposes, also occupied numerous ...

... little boy three years old, residing in Wrexham, whilst the servants were at tea, fell into a panmug of water in the back-kitchen and was drowned. There was great carelessness on the part of the servants. CARNARVON TRAINING INSTITUTION.—We understand that ...

... ill-tlle farm-house, the men usually sleeping in a small i uihling attached. The master's family and the servants dine in the kitchen together, but at separate tables. In the winter even. ings alt assemble in thedeeplyreeesged •' ingle-nook after work which ...

... The Common Pleas records previous to the coronation of George IV. were deposited in a long room, called Queen Elizabeth's Kitchen, lying under the Qld Court of Exchequer on the west side of Westminster HaIL This room was frequently flooded during the ...

... GRAVLISEND.-The most destructive fire that has ever occurred at Gravesend took place yesterday morning. It broke out in the kitchen window of the house of Mr. Adlington, grocer, High-street. The wind blew from the south-west, sweeping the flames down the ...

... people had assembled,anCl the female defendant was standing in the door-wav of Welsh'* house and her husband behind inlhe back kitchen, woman struck James Welsh, the'brother, in the head' with a stick and cut him severely. She also broke six panes of glass ...

... In passing hurriedly through the house about nine o'clock on Tuesday evening week, he missed his footing at the top of the kitchen stairs, and was precipitated headlong to the bottom; He fell with such violence upon his hearl as to fracture his skull. He ...

... through the winter, should now be taken up and potted, and placed in a cool shaded pit till established in the pots. THE KITCHEN- GABDEN.—Plant out young cabbage plants raised to stand the winter, and water them well two or three times to give them a ...

... attempted, to throw herself out of the window, but witness prevented her. At six in the morning, however, on going into the kitchen she found that her sister had drowned herself in the cistern. Biggs had seduced deceased. After hearing further evidence the ...

... all unsightly objects, and by a general attention to neatness, te prolong the season of enjoyment as much as possible. THE KITCHEN-GARDEN. — The dry weather has afforded a fine opportunity for getting up and storing in excellent condition the late crops ...

... in the most frightful attitudes. oome of the restaurateurs carry their cook- shops about with them on long poles, with the kitchen at one end anci the salle-a-manger at the other. These are celebrated for a soup made, I should think, from large caterpillars ...

... The dwelling in which the accident happened is unfit for human habitation the rooms have the following cubical contents: Kitchen or living room, 950 feet; front sleeping room 280 feet back sleeping room, *265 feet. It was built' before the Public Health ...