... and happily-constituted persons who sre seldom out of grievances. Come, come, exclaimed she, as the girl re-entered the kitchen, her urms full of homespun lavender-sented linen. 'Do move a bit quicker; one would think you'd got the rheumaties, you walk ...

... cent buildings. Houses here are Generally let for at per week. You can get a neat cottage of three Ke: or four rooms, and kitchen, with water supply see laid on, and near the business portion of the I town, for ls. to 18s. per week. Rents at present hae ...

... who is not a blood relation, is allowed t ...

... powder boxes, primer, and blug-pouch, covered ?? leopard skin. Behind fvllows a crowd of chiefs and pages, provided with kitchen chairs and stools carvred, more or less handsomely, from a solid block of cotton wood. The favourite page bears the, umbrefla ...

... fellow-servant, sin e left, said she was in the kitchen when the complainant asked the cor nel civilly for his wages, when the colonel ■v J318 an ...

... this outlay the committee reconmmenid the Councilto vote a sum of three hundred^gieiies. It was also suggested that the soup kitchen should be thrown open free daring the day. (Couneillor Ogilvie could not approve of the fireworksl-proposal, and moved that ...

... of age, a single woman, was found quite dead on the kitchen floor of a lodging-house in Middle- street. Several hours before the woman was found to be dead she was left in a drunken state in the kitchen. FOUND DROWNVED.-On Friday an inquest was held at ...

... tobacconist, Driffield. The warehouse ia at the back of the house, and extends down Cran. well-line, and is partly over the kitchen. L! the warehouse was a quantity of hay, lucifer matihis, and other light materials which were found to be burning. The fire ...

... ictei deut, the resideht assistant physicians and surgeoiis. the matron, the apothecary, and the nurses, arid the necessary kitchen and storet rms, d ?? The internal arrangement of h th. house has very much proceeded upon thie rtcurrmendations of 'Miss ...

... of Joseph John Hig- ginson, a Greenwich Naval Scho 1 boy, who on Friday met his death by falling into one of the Hospital kitchen coppers. DESPERATE LEAP OF A HORSE.—A !og-cart was on Monday waiting at the Great Northern Railway Station, Lincoln, for the ...

... body of Joseph John Higginson, a Greenwich Naval School boy, who on Friday met his death by falling into one of the Hospital kitchen •oppm. Anti-Sensation writes to the Times to correct the assertion previously made in that joufnal that there are now 800 ...

... Driscoll, You have killed the man; pick him up and carry him home. Driscoll replied, That I'll do, and followed into the kitchen. The Coroner, at the conclusion of the evidence, summed up, and the jury returned a verdict of Man- slaughter against Driscoll ...