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... n which calls Itself the Irish Society. This society is the eighth wonder of the world. It owns two shops, a pump, and a kitchen-garden in Londonderry, and every year, at the cost of some thousands of pounds to the City, it proceeds In state to inspect ...
... THE BnhGLAtY AT TEYTONSTONE.-Jsfph Date' 30, painter, of Brompton, was charged on remand with being concerned ivithi George Kitchen, now in the hospital, in burglalriously breakcing into and entering the shellinlg- house of Mir. 31arsden, 1, larclov-villas ...
... Brady etreet.-PoliOe- constable Joseph K'itchener,0 630 K said that from information he received he went on Wednesday after- snoon to see the prisoners at their house. The father was in the shop, and he (Kitchener) asked him if his o ife had lately been ...
... were all marked by so much talent that they were enthusiastically applauded. The pieces performed were The Belles of the Kitchen and The Wroeg Moan in the Right Place. So successful has been the engagement that a return visit may be looked for at no distant ...
... use violence, and nothing but violable was used. Rook was followed by throe NM the hall, walked down the stairs of the back kitchen and gamed out of an open door into the road. (Mr. Russell) dueled that he hoolasoaultod Rook. The other defendants were examined ...
... nothing bant'entle vio'ence was used. 'Fo:,kwas fol. lowed by three men along'the hall, wvalked down the sts rs' 'of the back kitchen, and passed ont of' an open door inte the road. He'(1r. Rns-eil) denied thathe had assanlted look. The other defoidadnts ...
... Bartup, 78 1 ,4 (t and 0); 14 to 1 each agst H. Shaw. 76i, W. Taylor, 73 3 4, and B. Shaw, (t and o) ; and 16 to 1 ugst C. Kitchen. 78 (t aad o)._ The odds soon began to shift, however, and by Thursday night the London man, Bayt up, hail come to the front ...
... several feet in them. whilst the streets were impassable. In some cues the depth of water iu the cellars and underground kitchens was five feet, and as a good deal of it was forced up the sewers, it left a thick deposit Lion the walls and floors of the ...
... been assemblages that dealt exclusively with international drainage, and sat serenely listening to statistics concerning the kitchen boilers of all Christendom; gatherings convened to discuss Mr. Cross's board beds and Mr. Bentham's cellular system, a system ...
... ladle, or, in. other mwords, Alternately perfohmed-thefunctions.of shoemaker and cook, acting in the.latter.capacity in the kitchens of the.local gentry when additional ?? was.raquiroil As.a shomaker he was notexcelled:in the.neighbousrhood,. bat no hing ...
... V,.* only of -e Celebrated V A A M 1 V'Y ' 1 !J cv J, '*. Lon ,\_s_^„n AY). at 8.30, -'l .T-'-l-Ks' Extravaganza, T , E KITCHEN. * ' FAIR LADY. Witt a ir'«• Mrs J ' B ' - M * av Farce, *tiv tiie Theatre. I V'l, I ?-- S ' T HEAT RE. ie ii ,l' ' ts of ...
... State partirulare. -Adds-ass Thec Priory, Weebburs-on. I mTry, near Bristel. [4 sS UNDER HOUSEMIAID, wvitling to assist in K~itchen or J .LNursery,-Mrs'. Hodges, Wotterm-nader-Edge, with sturmp. g~8EC.B Fa~rmer's Daughter seeks Situation as f ?? family) ...