... partially intoxicated. There was a piggi, or small wooden washing tub, with a long upright handle, standing on the sink in the kitchen, andthedeceasedre- moved the tub from the sink on to the floor, close by her feet. She slipped while stooping, and fell upon ...

... wvhich fall was of enormous proportions,'and did not become stationary until izt had travelled nearly half-a-mile. A soup kitchen has again been established at Chat- ham. and on Tuesday 200 poor children were pro. vided with a dinner. It is intended to ...

... country. i Organization 1 is a matter of importance and sometimes of difficulty even In the ewe of a Christmas dinner or a soup kitchen, and a relief committee generally finds that, what with finence on one [hand and distribution on the other, Its work demands ...

... fntoxicatsd. There was a piggin or small wooden washlog-tul', witha a long up- right handle, standing on the sink Ia the kitchen, and the deceased removed the tub from the sink on to the floor, clogs by her feet. She slipped ?? stooping, and fell upon ...

... inl Mayo. 'The lady, NIdls Harriet Gardiner, having some property near Bahlycastle. has been fired at; while sitting in her kitchen. She received seven, or eight grains in the head. The crime is of art agrarian nature, as she evicted several of her tenants ...

... 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 ...