... descending to the basement, Mr. Boden found that two inner walls, each some fourteen feet long, which divided the drawing-room, kitchen, and larder from each other were demolished. The gas was flaming up from a chandelier, in which a small jet of gas had been ...

... where the woman Elizabeth Richardson lived with a mannamed Huggett, who caused an explosion by throwing gunpowder into the kitchen fire in a fit of jealousy on' the bmoraing of the 22nd inst. Huggett's own life was sacrificed, and a verdict returned as ...

... water to the depth of ?? inches for a considerable distance, and extensive sewvafge deposits being left in the cellars anid kitchens of private houses after each rising of the tide. The Metropolitan Board of Works made strenuous efforts to meet the difficulty ...

... questioned and refuted. From every room descends the painted face That hung the bright palladium of the place, And smoked in kitchens or in auctions sokl, To better featmues yields the frame of gold. For now no more we trace in every line Heroic worth, b ...

... to conceal their movements from the opposite neighbours, and had evidently conducted their operations at leisure. On the kitchen table they left remnants of bread and cheese, on which they had made their supper, and they had like- wise emptied five bottles ...

... le w as getting along. I-Ie said, 'Very r ough e1L had solec bread and ceheese and ale, and then going out inito the back kitchen, he reached down an old blunderbuss from ?? the r iantel-sielf, anol began strilciug Butler about the head till he w ras ...

... heads, and then another century to conquer our prejudices; but 130 years hence we fully intend not only to have organized kitchens but also to improve on our present methods of cooking. The Bombay papers announce that the Secretary of State for India has ...

... the hotel already in flames, and observed two men at an upstairs window calling for assistance. He broke the glass in the kitchen window, effected an entrance, and proceeded upstairs, but the flames and smoke compelled him to retreat. On gaining the road ...

... 'went down into the kitchen, still raving about the devil being there. He appeared to recognize witness and the gentleman, and asked them to go with him to the kitchen. She went up to her room to dress, and did not go. down to the kitchen until after the ...

... throat with a razor. Her screamus brought to her assistance a young man named Clarke, who had been sitting with her in the kitchen, and Cox ran away. The girl lost a great deal of blood, and is still in a very weak state. Cox was a)prelhended the same night ...

... aged seventeen years. The evi- dence showed that the girl had reproved a boy named William Collins, who was in her master's kitchen, for swearing. Collins had a knife in his hand, and with this he stabbed the girl. The medical evidence showed that considerable ...

... tinue to follow thcir trade, or starve. Hospitals do not as a rule admit them ; dispensaries cannot cure them ; even soup-kitchens for the sick will not help to feed them ; missions and refuges scarcely reach them ; they are without health, with- out character ...