... trenched during severe frost, and the clods being found only partially thawed at mipsummer. In mentioning the protection of kitchen-garden crops, last week, wo omitted recommend the branches of Spruce, Hr, Yew, or other evergreens. These arc quite cDectual ...

... formerly occupied by Henry Siree, Esq, The House contains two Sitting-rooms, three large Bed-rooms, with several Closets, a good Kitchen, and commodious Servants Apartments. The Otfices, including Stable and Coach-house, | secured in a Lock-up Yard. There is ...

... trasces and Bedding, Painted Wardrobes, Drawers, Dressirg Tab'les, Wash Stands, Toilet Glasses and Ware, Commodes, &c. ; Kitchen Furniture and Utensils, China, Glass, Delft, Sponge Rafts, &c.. CHARLES BENNETT, Auctioneer. --PUBLICATIONS. Price Fourpence ...

... that it was reported to them that some of the wards had not been supplied with clean straw for seven months !—the cooking kitchen in bad order—the boilers too small and badly set, and the classification of the inmates altogether neglec d ; and further ...

... loss of property, honour, life. Such a case occurred recently, at Greenwich. A nursemaid rose from her bed, went info the kitchen, seized a carving-knife, partially severed the head of her little charge from its body ; and all this without detectible motive ...

... as it gives rich vegetable quality. A Company, called the Ivconomic and Hospitable Feeders, are about to establish soup-kitchens for the |)oor of this metropolis tins plan, which has been tried with wonderful success in Ireland.” —A Tale of the Times ...

... night before it was missed. The kitchen, however, in which the articles were cleaned, belonged to four officers, whose servants all had access to it; and each servant had a key of his own, which, on leaving the kitchen, he was in the habit of depositing ...

... been somewhat irreverently designated, presented a scene of unwonted bu«tloand animation. Smoke was seen to issue from the kitchen o limney, which, though it fir>t startled tho resp-ctable inhab touts of the vicinity, was afterwards accepted a good augury ...

... night before it was missed. The kitchen, however, its which the articles were cleaned, belonged to four officers, whittle servants all had access to it; and each servant had a key of his own, which, on leaving the kitchen, he was in the habit of depositing ...

... Beds, Eliptic-roDf and Fi each Bedsteads, Feather Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Toilet Tables, and Glasses, Bedroom Chairs,. Kitchen Furniture, Delft and Glues, &-c. :also, for account of whom it may concern, a few Lots of New Boots and Shoes, Cotton Prints ...

... morning the prisoner, having forced a strong iron grating in front of the house, obtained access to the cellar and entered the kitchen, where he collected every por- table article on which he cotid lay hands, and was in the act of removing them whon happening ...

... night before It was missed. The kitchen, however, in which the articles were cleaned, belonged to four officers, whee servants all had access to it ; and each servant had a key of his own, which, ou leaving the kitchen, he was in the habit of depoaiting ...