... passed, rode only two miles farther, and stopped at the Bell, a roadside inn, kept by Mr James Brunell. He-went into the kitchen to give directions for his supper, when he related to several persons present his having been robbed, to which he added this ...

... and twitched out the cork; there was a report like a pistol-shot, and all my beautiful'yeast flew up to the ceiling of the kitchen, descending in a, shower on my head; and F-turned the bottle upside dowa over the floor, emptying the dregs of the hops and ...

... practical and seasonable, and treated so concisely and comprehensively, that very few interested in the fruit, flower, or kitchen garden can fail being rewarded in consulting this hand. book all the year round. ...

... eggo. Is this arcadian feeding for the cultivators of- the soil? Nine and a half pounds of mutton and thirty-two eggs, as kitchen for fifty men 'and Women, to say nothing of seventeen children, for a whole week in the dead of Winter I We do not overlook ...

... necessary to know for those who garden on their own account. It is purely an abstraot work, detailing, in plain and easy terms, kitchen,. flower, and fruit gardening. There are, besides, many useful chapters on iuseots-how to know their names, and destroy them ...

... attendant (Miss Bellingham), with whom young y Hr 'ds8an has exchanged vows of constancy. The b Dri fifth. scene,, The Ogre'as Kitchen, 'illustrates a ri, the'domestlo cookery of the monater,'and showsv' i it the Princea8 and Zobeida in the mebt afIe, wait- ...

... I am sure it is no good. your trying to escape; but do as you please.' Cecil accordingly walked very quietly out of the kitchen into the passage, awl' up to the .urtain, through which he gently, crept, and t found himl'self in, the hall. But the rdomient ...

... Aunt Candy, with Clarissa for lieutenant, assuming command of the establishment,. Maria and Matilda are de-. graded so the' kitchen, where . they suffer from a detestable tyranny, which is well enough de- scribed to make us wish we had the hanging of Aunt ...

... faint-ruled notepaper, in which it is intended that t~ae housewife should enter all matters of interest; .-ne, say, when the kitchen chimney was swept,1 when the last quarter's gas bill was paid, wheal the dog license was taken out, and so on. Wel have no ...

... business through Mr J. P. Kitchen, stockbroker,. of the Stock Exchange, applied to him to purchase. 130 sharei in the above company, Mr .Kitchen was also the plaintiff's broker, and, he having 15 shares to dispose of, Mr Kitchen purchmaed them foi the defendant ...

... -nearly starved himself and his children in order to -bury his wife .decently. He old t every vestige of furniture, except a kitchen- table, three chairs, and the beds, which were. K jplaced' upon the floor, and even these few things ini the course: of a ...

... eriminal'career. Accordingly, they make ter Up) their minds to shoot him. Teague O'uEaalon; em who 'is always Iseeping by the kitchen fire while cat these V'ickednesses are being plotted to the ac- th companiment of infinite potheen, won't stand Rdo this, ...