... devices, one of which wished Long life and happiness to the Chairman, Vice-Chairmen, and Guar- dians of the Union. In the kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Johns were busily carving some of the finest joints of beef, while a large quantity of plum puddings lay in waiting ...

... middle of the Might and were ketb.ed in the pantry a dowourin' of the heese in 'or night 'own'l, 0 ast nearly frightened the -kitchen maid to death, ic3siadb got up early to let in the a frie 'owoeps, as takin 'or for a ghost, and roused the 'Ouse C(nd so ...

... ditto, Mrs. Saulez, Rectory, Canton; basket of kitchen vegetables, Mrs. Scott, Canton; a dozen rabbits and basket of kitchen vegetables, R. F. L. Jenaer, Esq., Wenvoe Castle; oranges and basket of kitchen vegetables, Miss Page. Dulwich House, Llandaff; ...

... before in the evening. The first he had: in the kitchen, and the coie second in the har. Defendant keeps boarders. iPatriok.A. from Horns, a boarder in Hennessey's, stated that lh was in the Atla. kitchen when last witness came in. Ho did not seebhim have ...

... room attached to the workmen's cottage's, and the cooking was most satisfactorily performed in the* large and commodious kitchen attached to che buildings. Ample justice having been done to the good things pro- vided, the room was cleared and dancing ...

... Harriet Gardiner, a lady possessing considerab)e cii estates near Ballyeastlo, county Mayo, was fired at through Kt. her kitchen window, and reeoived several duck slat iu her Y: head. She had recently ejecteal some of her tenants and , e instituted p ...

... 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 ...

... ploasaett discovery that their mode of election is to li tafhein I changed; indeed, for the future they are not to be elected kitchen. at all by the popular process, as they always have been. bread, el They are to be nominated by the Pope, and put tuder hei ...

... out to lteilly, II Go in now, and give it to him. Just after he felt himself stabbed by lteilly, and when lie got into the kitchen he found himself bleeding. — In reply to Mr. Ince, who appeared for Mr. Inghdew for Waits, the witness said tie did not hear ...

... for the Rhymney Railway. The prisoner's house was Searched bv a police constable on the Wednesday pre- vious, and in the kitchen were found two pieces of th- ^ood, under the stairs three pieces, under a bed some tiorc, and one piece in the garden. -John ...

... peacefully smoking his pipe in l o the back garden, the dame, who was cunning as els was the tC sliving, stole forth front her kitchen into the stables and Nalsb cowsouds, and took away from roek and manger part of hin h what the farmer hbad post in them. In ...