... other astrono- rnical occurrences, hut for keeping us posted up as as to the cultivation of the farm and the garden, both kitchen m and flower. Its insurance and legal information is com- i prehensive and exact, while its statistical and descriptive fr ...

... her mistress to be very careful in. 5- washing up thle best tea things, was overheard shortly safterwards in the back kitchen indulging in the followinlg ssoliloquy while in the act of wilping the sugar basin:- s If I was to drop this ere basin, ansd ...

... filling re rp you with fearful anticipations of the forthcoming repast. et, All these things are constructive defects. If the kitchen re he is properly placed and ventilated, none of these empyreu. of lis, matic vapours need ever penetrateointo our drawing-rooins ...

... without it. The servant who received the note read it (as servants id sometimes will), and horror-stricken rushed into the d kitchen, crying, Cook, I can't live any longer with the Sf doctor! Why, what's the matter? Matter enough, a replied the man; ...

... m iz y'`e send ?? out ov the State done up neatly in, L'eb- r-and the next morning you will find him alongL siead ffaas kitchen stove reedy towbestep~ped on. Tbare ibedle a Ost, thing about a cat that i like, and thaizthtty, 1 v ry easonal31 a little ...

... 6~t nlnti itd i .wihahr e-shosae counter, a. ?? for Ui g, tea and coffee, a lunicheon-roo, (70 feet by 32 feet), a, ti ce kitchen, and other stores. The second-class refreshment- w - rom s nar he uilingof he esrs. Sutton; and the es iy thr-l- sbtenteipeetshow ...

... Isnvi' pallid o'er the side, And thostke sitting down beside a bucket And their gunners, all their stokers Lay as flat is kitchen pokerst ADie a groaning from the b.ttom of their sol Per all their precious crew, Unaccustomed to the Pene Invalided whlen ...

... potatoes, cabbage, brocoli, onions, peas, beans, and every variety of vegetable, table herbs, and fruit usually found in kitchen gardens; while a few of the ( men possessing more cultivated tastes and a better know- ledge of gardening turn their attention ...

... his experience t at the meeting. He was not a corporator or mayor, nor oi n did he aspire to be. (A laugh.) We want soup-kitchens, si and not books, one man said. (Laughter.) He advised n .ca him to listen to the speakers ; but the man replied that his ...

... The decision of this question will depend, in thhistpaeo avid whether Sehastopol is to he a fortress or an ope city. A soup kitchen, which. was instituted b RerA- Will miral W. Houston Stewart,. C.B., the late Admira Superin- on tendent of Her Majesty's ...

... by her mistress to be very careful in washing up the best tea-thirigs, was overheard shortly afterwards, in the back kitchen, indulging in the following soliloquy, while in the aet of wiping the sugar-bausir. 'If I was to drop this 'ere basim, and ...

... the cooking of it. It was already cooked too much; but people' committed the fault of cooking it still more. In t some soup-kitchens the managers had' discarded it altogether; while others spoke very highly of it. He urged the im- porane. f nsrucio inth ...