... service at St. Peter’s. As dinner hour arrived & short stroll was taken | through the dining halls, children’s school-room, kitchen, chapel, &ec., the whole of which were most tastefully decorated —not nrmhndnlfly. bat with neatness ‘and taste. At hal -Tnhnln ...

... ten o'clock, & young man named Trinder, ¥ .flm.‘ awestheart, 8c! in service st aceompanted her home. While her master's kitchen & 1 took place mu—.-fi-nfi&-‘lu and beat her Mmbfl-fl*vfl»h He then ran home, took .uu—u-d wlnnn.-l ent his wn-u.mm—m,wmummmm street ...

... whatever to the middle rooms. At Mr. in's a pane of forming part of a window on the first floor landi -um-mmww.a - light in the kitchen, leaving, a & number of NIL a black mark upon the wall. The lightni then mm-dmuu-immwcmum breaki u:rfiol.'hikmolm-nnlmmofmlunlzo( ...

... e vemion 15 .—dyt - -“ . -fl-.&-v-.-.-r . devold m-:.-m-n.—-.-:-u.-:nm ight suited ‘machine locomotive —l—. :M-fldm—?h--.ug kitchen The discovery been made b the very nick of and the pubiic will be glad to learn & few more definite “MWJ& of Gloucester UCW ...

... great improvement in our dbne::éromarks the Pail Mall Gazette). The Nation, referring to the *“morals and manuers of the kitchen,” truly observes that women have had the cookery of the world in their hands for several thousand years, but all the marked ...

... avaive, o be opened cor closed as wecessary, for the 1.0 n or exclusion of the heated alr. In private dwel- Vna-houses the kitchen stove be soo constructed as to Shewer this purposs, We wfi have upon this plan she * cheerful open fire place ;” but it must ...

... ordinary imagination. In ouolfiwmlfoundzmdnw bup:fir‘ - mbh: th :ppadu ide (m a tap ron the side o cntnmldlaamfi and » sort of back kitchen occupied to the full extent of its sitting accommodago&. mApl- l'.hu hnnllwt:i?:ufmn“ olding » pint. t ta s or one m,butr ...

... VArDY.—On the Tth inst., at Shirland, Henry Vardy, aged 26 years. Kircuess.—On the Sth inst., at South Normanton, Thomas Kitchens, aged 72 years. Parrox.—On the Bth inst., at South Normanton, Ann Patton, aged 15 months. Witn.—On the 10th inst., at Pinxton ...

... in, and Torist's two daughters lit a fire, Mr, Torist gave the defendant and witvess some whisky, They all sat down at the kitchen fire, and Miss Torist cooked tea and beefsteaks. The d-»fenrtn'»E at six o'clock, went away, saying that he would be at dark ...

... ah*flmh‘ At a young ladies’ institute in America the r& are put through s * domestic coure,” somewhat nyb.—'whm&:‘.umnnm#un kitchen stove?” ** would you expend two dollars it you had s sick husband and six children too young to work?’ *““How would you make ...

... had iadefinite means of bo“lb:g out for any ta-u. They :::l. now drained t r-num lr:_'-kotp:z ers, personal savings, soup kitchens, Union are all exhansted, or very soon will be. A hundied thousand hungry K:oplnon only look at one another., The Ircnwasters ...

... witness told him he had got s revolver, which he went and fetched. On his return Vollach and the deceased were standing in the kitchen by the dresser, when he showed it to them. 'M&thq hnddt:;nnnd lht:.mmh- Iil&n:‘t?o trigger for e action t, 'hnit-dln§ymtofl ...