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... The old grey tower of Rathan stood up still and lonely in the sunshine, a thin pew of peat reek from the chimney of the kitchen-place alone giving token of habitation. The rocks near the landing- place seemed fairly to blink with the heat, but it was ...
... Napkins, 2/11 per doz. Dinner llcl %U Napkins, ti per dnz. Table Cloths. 2 vards I II 1 0 11 square, i 6 2| by 3 yards, 5 6. Kitchen Table t'loi lis. llj each. Irish Linen Ihllow Cases. 10 '6 per doz. Real Irish I.inuu Sheeting ftilly bleached 2 yards wide ...
... C. or see detailed advertisement. Light, Recherche Summer Cookery 1 is easy and pleasant where Lemco finds a place in the Kitchen. For the preparation of Cold Meat Jellies, Cold Meat Pies, and delicious Curries, LEMCO is invaluable. A small pot in the ...
... life against the round dowp' of an iron pot Illustrated by R. W. MACBETH, A.R.A. stout but determined woman, armed with the kitchen beetle, or round-headed wooden club used for bruising or mashing potatoes, a formidable- weapon in the hand of one accustomed ...
... replied Clementina. Wogan became uneasy. Fie went down into the courtyard and found it empty. There was a light in the kitchen and he entered the room. The landlady was having her supper in company with her few servants, and there were one or two peasants ...
... wanted was a change of clothes, some food, and a place to sleep. Ho-o-oo-o shivered Chippers, creeping into the farmer's kitchen, a mass of mud and rags, I 'm glad we 've got here I 'm very wet, I moaned, turning to ilie farmer's wife. She said, in Cornish ...
... white for first-class and blue for third-class, made up of coupons for each journey and for the meals to be supplied. The kitchen. ears of the train were of such capacity that on board the company's servants cooked for each first-class passenger, and supplied ...
... enraptured with the jugs, the kitchen, and everything. How beautifully clean it is, she exclaimed, looking up to her tall husband with shining eyes. And do you know, Fritz, I know exactly how the cleaning of such a kitchen has to ;be done. We learnt it ...
... Napkins, *2/11 per doz. Dinner I n I O M Napkins, 5/6 ]er doz. Table Cloths. 2 yards mlOn square, 2/6 2J by 3 yards, 5/6. Kitchen Table Clot lis. 1 1J each. Irish Linen Pillow j Cases, 10/6 per lnz. Iteal Irish Linen Sheeting fully bleached 2 yards wide ...
... importance in the kitchen of the modern house. In old days to the kitchen and the biKtery was attached more importance than to the bedrooms one could sleep anywhere, but one must dine well. Therefore, splendid apartments are these ancient kitchens of abbots and ...
... possible that he deserves more than passing mention. On his camping tours he carries everything with him his house, his bed, his kitchen utensils, and everything necessary for the comfort of one prepared in part to rough it and in part to enjoy himself. He gloats ...
... these ancient instruments. We conjecture from the great number of warming-pans which have survived the chances and changes of kitchen life that our ancestors must have considered them to be absolute necessities, and that they also loved them and were truly ...