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... two sceses, the first representing the London-road Market by Morning, Noon, and Night, and the second the Terminus Hotel Kitchen. Both are capital sets, aad in each the fan is of the genuine sort, some capital tricks accompany- log the practical jokes ...
... represented by Mfiss Eate Alwood, Mdlle. Letitia, Misses Annie Ellis and MNarie Crosswell, M~iss Helen Aliwvood, Mr. R. R. Kitchen, Mr. Baildon. 'Messrs. J. Lapino, A. Osbourne W. J. Pownall, G. Andrews, James Pownall, J. Phillips, W Davies, C. Horn, G ...
... deep on~ the level. On Christmas morning the boiler in the kitchen of a honse in Belsize-square, Hampstead, exploded with great violence. The cook was, severely' injured. The windows of the kitchen were blown out, and some of tbe furniture shivered to atoms ...
... 13.5 Block at the West End, 257 Blunders, a million, 448, 469, 488 Bodies. solid. 380 Boiler explosions, 253, 287 Boilers, kitchen, 22, 56, 74, 98, 113, 136, 153 Bombardment of Paris, 75 Books: architectural, 506; reviews of (see Publications) Bones v ...
... ct Kyrcasm Boman Exmostos.-0a the is kitchen of shows in ikisimsquare.Hurnpospiedsi with wrest viol. aye. The (o.k was so i ver in bans an berme ea to sosessit , te )ser tensor 3 to as limit& windows of the kitchen were 111 ike eisetwark of firoptsee, ...
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... with.the back of the spade, -and cover th surface All o ver en Inch and a-half 'thtk,.vlt god wrking loam creel1 from thea kitchen gardss ever the hole with. clean long straw, sightotr 10 nchs hin, t~kep It from wvied end wet. There it mus bie tll i bam ...
... 99: plans of cottages, 56; plans of railway stations. 56; plaster castings. 154; plastering with blue Has, 190; plugs for kitchen boilers, 56; plumber's-work, 136, 154, 172; pocket-gauges, 271, 286; powder magazine. 99; practical construction, 334, 461: ...
... were heard. They went to No. 44, from which house smoke was issniog fron the roof and windows, and effected an entry. In the kitchen deceased was lying enveloped in flames. These was a large quantity of burning timber on the basement, and on the mantelpiece ...
... faither, and when he awoke he saw his mother in the room. There was no light excent moon. light. Hisa father w ents down to the kitchen and called to the boy to acme and fmnd the knife for him, and on bie doing so he ordered him to go up-stairs again. He did ...
... in Tufton.street, when thoy heard loud cries of Fire ! and saw smoke issuing from the garret window, and also from the kitchen. On obtaining an entrance they proceeded upstairs to the garret, which they found full of smoke; but no one was there but ...
... ivere heard. They went to No. 44, from which house smoke wa issuing from the roof and windows, and effected a entry. In the kitchen deceased was lyingenveloped in flames. There was a large quantity of burnin timber on the basement, and on the mantelp ec ...