... origin of the fire is not preciielY known, bait it is believed to bave been cansed by the sparks from some aperture in the kitchen flue of the laree (the ladies' apartments) having communicated with the lath and plaster walls. The fire was first dis- covered ...

... tables were adorned with confectionery of a choice kind, and fruita and flowers. The refreshments were prepared in tho asylum kitchen under the superintendence of Miss Wil- liams, cook and housekeeper, who also presided in the room, and was ably assisted in ...

... recognised as indigent, whil others, only seeking temporary relief, had tioktao given them by tbe squboribore to these soup kitchens. Hungry children, who had boen ?? to the baker's with their bvaad ticket; were munching the overweight while wvaitinig ...

... Nilltwn'inalhay. It appears that while sitting at his flresiile a small fairmner named Patrick Quigley was fired at through the kitchen window and wounded in the neck and shoulders by small pellets, but the injuries sustained are not of a dangerous character ...

... bath-room is all that could be desired for such an establishment, and, like everything else, kept in the best possible order. The kitchens, the dining- room. i,: c .,are correspondin,,Iv fittedfor wiiattheyare intended; and in the schoolroom it is a touching and ...

... O~n Ior-beer Wi bottle on Hawkins's forehead, cutting him shockingll';rsad elm another, named Michnel Driscoll, Picked up a kitchen tongsB, III swu,,ng it round with all his force, and brought, it down on2 fir Hakn'bead, knocking him down and renderinghi ...

... that the sub- soil water is scaruely ever more than six feet below the surface, and in wet weather underground cellars or kitchens have to be punsped out, being regularly inundated. The drinking water for the married families is supplied c by the IGosport ...

... Brunswiek-stroet; and Cannock and Co., i Limerick: aol all Chernists, Agenta in all parms of Ira. I Iaent wanted. A soup kitchen for the English poor of Paris bas been opened. in a city where there are 3i. ?? hs..ses to every 30 yards, as theie are said ...

... recomonsod it for sucsi uses. KIrCITEN CAORDON. Belln a correspolldelt wl ho ?? taken possession of kn oldand neglected Kitchen Garden, wishes to know t(ie to pcocmd el oselmically in settiner itin order for the fiaur; arud as our remarkhs will interest ...

... usual custom. Shortly before nine o'clock the gas in the parlour suddenly went out, when he got the tongs and went into the kitchen, thinking thieves wete in the bouse. He then exarnined tl;e meter and found that to be safe. Onreturning tothe paseage he ...

... being lately strange in his manner was OuW able to follow his employment. On Tuesday Dust last she left him sitting by the kitchen fire a b° nine o'clock. On the following morning, at half past nine, she discovered bim hanging over the step leading to the ...

... they scratch, they slap; they pinch, and then they embrace with a hypocritical attempt at a reconciliation. The Baron's Kitchen and the Barren Larder is the first of the comic scenes in which Mr Fair and Mlr Waihi- right are so cleverly engaged, dud ...