... exertions in this g-ssl cause. But to this anticipated and almost illimitable diffusion in private dwellingsfrom hull to kitchen, from kitchen parlour, and from pailour to drawing room ami Ik-iI purity, extreme purity, absolutely essential. I here can and will ...

... Holland, in clueing skaters laughable incidents, in which Clown and Pantaloon figure ; the Old Church and River, by moonlight; Kitchen in the Adelphi Hotel ; and the concluding scene—interior of the Victoria Tube, and arrival at the palace of the fairy Britliante ...

... without a family, on small hop farm. He will required fully to understand the cultivation and management of hops, also of a kitchen garden. For pMrticnlars apply Mr. Jury, Bull Inn, Maidstone, ...

... all present save one, who looked ewfully sad. It s rid her house of one of eems that a lady, desiring to larcenies in the kitchen these animals, whose petty were a source of great an- noyance, had commission ed the servant girl to take it out of the n ...

... and a Half —or before Breakfast—and then as to the hard labour over the wash tub, the splashing, dabbling, and flooding the kitchen, to the great annoyance of the family, all are dispensed with. Rubbing is required, as the Clothes are perfectly Cleansed ...

... making and selling of fireworks in dwelling-houses, which is an illegal practice. escape of gas having been perceived in the kitchen of Mr. WiIl«on, a broker in Great Queen Street, incautiously took a lighted candle near the leak ; a violent explosion ensued ...

... the other hud tut out auppliee of roast beef and plumpuddiag wherewith to 3 starving people. Then followed the clown's kitchen, where the eatables only apneared to vanish up the chimney, and the unaccommodating bed-room, wocaee tables sad chairs, touched ...

... -dining, and other tables, carpets, glasses, eheffoniers, bookcase, eight-day clock, fenders and sets of irons, and the usual kitchen items. May be viewed, and Catalogues had as above. MR. SPENCER will Sell, at G, Bedford-street, Bedford-row, THIS DAY, Jan ...

... leading female nobility and gentry, besides the Duke of Wellington, Lord Cardigan, Lord Ellenmere, &c. THE LEICESTER -SQUARE KITCHEN.—If there be any in this metropolis who doubt the existence of penury Bed destitution among the labouring population, and ...

... when the first was ,y, cold. She did not find any relief, but was still in agony. I sat up with her during the night in the kitchen, whbere she Pr, slept. She was very restless, moaned frequently, and drank dof z a Poddal of tea. Next morning she said I ...

... of the days named an immense flow of water took place doing considerable damage along the cliffs, and inundating several kitchens and cellars the lower part of the town, beyond which we do not hear of any further mischief. MILTON NEXT SZTTZNGBOURNE. —Firb ...

... lIA MPTON COURT PAL ACE ROYAL KITCHEN GARDENS.—These GARDENS to be LET on LEASE for 23 years from the sth of January next, together with the Melon-ground, the Glass-houses, the Dwellin -houses (except the head gardener's house), Stables, and other buildings ...