... appeared; coincident visitation being also exacteom Mr. E T. Smith and Mr. Robert Roxhy. The views of Jack's Cottage and his Kitchen Garden whi1c with unqualified praise, brighter scenes, may also be mentined tural in cuoposition as being landscape studies ...

... cuejqnt vpery nionrhr i;rirceasr I~to~inrbihildy, tlre upper part halilng to lie arsipoeted by timber npriglrts placed in the kitchen. The letter is compiiletehlv ioseil to the entry on one side, and tho un. ternrerieocn~ieneirii o pac picesofwood arid old ...

... into the -usua- asit ; when the solid :matter'. there. deposited would be ?? inoffensively incorporated with -the ordiasar kitchen stuff, ?? and the fiuids cdmpasitkel purtifi; ?? Would' be carried into the adj6ini4 4taiu. This wodu.d undoubtedit 'presirve ...

... camp, In SeAd-quarters ca6mp alone (a very small one) several large ,tens and: two or three of less size are down, Open air kitchens have disappeared, :officers are seeking their propeity* scattered in thenight tempest, ?? are st-uggling agai-ast adversity ...

... that he stole it. He also said he sold it to Mrs. Widi hem for sevenipence and a little meat and breed. Mr. Wright, of heir Kitchen-court, Bowling Back-lairs, expresoed his belief that I-oe of teother dresied fowls found in possession of Mrs. ?? belonged ...

... plea of useless expense, and would not pass it. I am, Sir, yours, &c., Duffield, Monday. EDVaaD HOsacises. PREVENTION OF KITCHEN BOILER EXPLO- SIONS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERnnY 3IERCURe. Sir,-The letter headed as above, and signed Civis, in your last ...

... l1f. 20c. ; ftour sacks of corn, SOf. ; twenty- I four parcels of tea, l.if, ; ten pounds of soap, I 3f. 2)c. ; chalk and kitchen utensils, 5f. 60e., ;I tour pieces of felt, ts carpets for the tent, Sf. six sheep par I annum for the table oin great festivals ...

... the 18th ult., an alarming acci- dent occurred at Clumber House, the seat of his Grace the Duke of Newcastle. The large kitchen boiler, from some cause, but attributable to the severe frost, burst with a loud explosion, forcing out the window-panes, ...

... Crosthwaite, Barton Holden, Tyremi, Steains, Ridley, W. P. Jeffreys, Wagataff, ltogers, Tobin, Hutehison, Earle, Johnson, Kitchen Nickeon, Steel, Fainworth, Vernon, Livingstone, and Aldermen Bloyd, Preston, Horafall, Dover, Robinson Gardner, Bramley-Moore ...

... 'and baie allua seen as you've been cut up.fair and andsome -and han't 'ad your weigbt made up With. bones and sich. like kitchen stoff and please sir' here's the fireman he've' been, kep a waitin and ave ad some bread and cheese .and a cocie. of pots ...

... keeping the interior of pits containing plamts of the above description as dry as circumstauces %I ill permit. HARDY FRUIT AND KITCHEN GARDEX,-Some wall- trees, as pears, and plums, and cherries, &c., are often attacked by a species of scale, in which case ...

... and is divided into separate 1houses, each couple of houses havin~ga common passage or entrance. Eson housel contains a kitchen, parlour, and closet suitable for a bad. all lighted, and none entering through the other, but 'all by is arate doors from ...