... to the basei6', , ?? Bloden found that two inner walls, oitch sonie fourteen fl let long, which divided the drawing-rooni, kitchen, and iarfer from each other, were demolished, and art flirst sight it appeared that the foundations had stnk, and caused the ...

... fill stated that he searched defendant's house at Llanishen, bonote Ol Wednesday, the 29th ult., and found two pieces in the kitchen, three pieces under the stairs, some under a bed, -sud one large ?? in the ?? M'cDonald corroborated last witness's ?? Strachan ...

... 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 ...

... manyotequithng in the( interior of thle hell, forhinstance. abc tieswth handsornely-shiaped Zuenistere, eadhin ftoni the kitchen in the basement up- 'wards through the building to then roof ; hut Epaefristc detail. Tueo buildhing has a noble, exterior ...

... 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 ...

... the show-room and wholesale department. The storeys above are to be occupied as store and stock-rooms, mark- ing-off room, kitchen, dining room, bagatelle room, bath room, and reading room, with other conveniences for the assistants. A lofty attic, extending ...

... lady in Mayo. The lady, Miss Harriet Gardiner, having some property near Ballycastle, has been fired at while sitting in her kitchen. She received seven or eight )f grains in the head. The crime is of an agrarian nature. )f Several Irish Conservative papers ...

... 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 ...

... generous donor.i SOurP IITCHIENS IN PORTSOUT.-In our impression si of Saturday a correspondent suggested that there were F no kitchens within the borough. Our attention has been I directed to the annual reports of two (in Waltham- 11 street and Richmond-place) ...

... in Mayo, The lady, Miss Harriet Gardiner, having some property near Ballycastle, has been fired at while sit- ting in her kitchen, She received seven or eighitgrainsi, the head. The crnime is of an agrarian nature, as she eyirted several of her tenants ...