... fired at, while seated at her kitchen-fire, engaged in giviing directions respecting household matters., Most fortunately, however, the murderous intention was unsuccessful. as although from the blackened bare of the kitchen-window it was evident that the ...

... connected with I the death of a man named James Reid, a farmer, B residing at Ballyvallagh, who was shot while in his own kitchen, on the 3rd ult. A young man named David L. Shsw, the son of a respectable farner, was in custody, charged with the offence ...

... and she then accused him of having stolen some pro- perty. Defendant said, It is ridiculous, and pr d t~krough into the kitchen. He walked up to the '1re and was seen to throw some scent eachets into the grate. A portion of one of the sachets was recovered ...

... spacious, cheerful, welt lit, heated and ventilated, and the dining-room is quite en suitc for order, neatness, and comfort. The kitchen bss been furnished with fine patent cooking ranges, supplied by Messrs. Hodges, Weatmoreland.street. The designs of Mr. Caldbeck ...

... passed, rode a. only two miesfarther, and stopped at the Bel, a ;yroadside inn, kept by Mr. Jates Irunell. iI went e- into the kitchen to give directions for his supper, 1. when he related to several persona present his hay- ie ing been robbed, to which he ...

... house with him. Spinas, who was, very much the worse for liquor, was taken Into cuotoly, and on the constable going to Ithe kitchen, he foiun~d a woman lying dead just in- Isite the door. Her head was fractured and bat. tered in, her clothes covered with ...

... possess themselves of any money a that could be found, and one familylost £14; a wo- i man who had left her pocket in the kitchen, in P which were £240s, had it stolen; a third person was o robbed of £8; while a silver watch belonging to v Sergeant Greenwood ...

... coals to be got in one of those pala- tial buildings not a. mile from Charing Cross ! All the fuel in the house was in the kitchen-grate, and for some hours there were no fires elsewhere. There was a regular cmeofe -among the visitors, many of whom were ...

... *he hospital to-day was 399, but ample provision can be made in case of need for between two and three housand inmate3. The kitchen is commodious and well furnished wath all necessary apparatus. The cooking Is done tnder the special supervision of the Sisters ...

... eet, for 14 chimneypleces, 541. Ils.- to Mr. Sillard, for painting woodwork, 491.; to Loftus A. Bryan, for house grates, kitchen ranges, &o., 201. 109s 8d. ; to John Dcffy, for one year's ground rent, 311 los; to sundry other matters of parochial house ...

... as well as in large aed citi- ;ed citis.Tis they ?? should be done in a ?? quiet, practicable way at tirst-- either in a kitchen ~~ees or tes orasmll room. The report then went on as foblC me lows-- m ls: WeO would venture affectionately to press aathis ...

... wrote another article in a bigger mazagine, and I got five pounds for it. ' That's a dresser, and a dozen saucepans, three kitchen chairs, and a toast rack.' I began to thinkl 'this is slow work,' and I got desperate. fa3lt I saw my idol the next dav, and ...