... up six children while we ve been doing it. We gave a hundred and thirty pounds for the house. five nice rooms and a little kitchen. as nice as you'd wish to see. I've been offered eighty pounds for my bargain since. Three bedrooms, one for my wife and 1 ...

... the conclusion that the next time he gets cold ou the march he had better ask the farmer to let him warm his feet at the kitchen tire, and not set the worthy man's haystacks in a blaze. BREECH-LOADING ARTILLERY.— ecn.espondent says —At last it appears ...

... ill in bed, and a girl in the house. In his absence the little girl was heard to scream, and was found shortly after in the kitchen with her head smashed in She died almost immediately. Mr Greenwood found no one at the hotel, and it is supposed that the ...

... out a treat to the poor on a bountiful scale, supplies of beef, broth. bread, and tea having be en dealt out at the soup kitchen. In the evening the fishermen enjoyed a ball in the Mill Inn Hill, and the Coal Temptsas Leld a festival in the Town Hall ...

... three o clock Mrs Aymer thought she heard a cat in the room, and rose to put it out when she observed a man retreating by the kitchen door, and discovered a quantity of wearing apparel bundled up. ready for removal ; but on account of Mrs Aymer's appearance ...

... that in which the murder was committed, of the finding of the body. She heard the girl scream twine, and, on going into the kitchen, found her lying on the ground, with her head beaten in. No weapon was to be seen, and the girl died five minutes after without ...

... I wish were dead.' His wife, who was in the kitchen, rushed into the room, and angrily told him to hold his tongue, as ho would be dead soon enough, and then returned. Miller, who was sitting by the kitchen fire, then went into the room where O'Neil ...

... of Jessie and Margaret in the kitchen. For them, Bessie, who for a year bad bad the advantage of being to a boarding school In &linburghs was cast in too fine a mould. On her !stuns to the ]tense, flashed, Jessie the kitchen-lees bad bees far appreciating ...

... the only witness on that point, and site was an invalid upstairs, it should not be accepted is altogether provedinto the kitchen. The girl is not known to have a lover 111 the evidence that bad been obtained goes to prove that she had no intention of ...

... infpidence to tell me that good sheep's bead broth was only food - fere swine ! o I eouldna undertake the' seine again—Sem in the kitchen's very carneteary, erm much a cook and the' I asy't, never 'Will be !' • Ultimately Mrs Buchan was brought to reason when ...

... scrambled through the windows in the greateit alarm. They were accommodated in the pollee station till the tire was subdued. The kitchen of flip building was buined out, and a dormitory' injured. Snr/niceDkarße.—The Mayor of Kingston, Mr Henry Shrubsole. died ...

... eirrby'the leg and bit it to the bone, stripping the leg of the flesh. Mrs Liodop, who was in the beck- kitchen, hearing screams, entered the kitchen, and the (log immediately seized her by the boot, biting completely through the leg to the bone. It then ...