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... ceilings, being pores, allow vitiated air to escape from lower to upper rooms. Consequently we sl4ep in the stale air of kitchens, filtered through the stale air of sitting rooms. The remedy, we are told, lies in actually turning our d wellines topsy-turvy ...
... HOUSE. The Property is in a very Central Position, and is well situated for Business Premises. It consists of a Shop and Kitchen on the Street Floor entering by separate doors, and Three Rooms on the Upper Flat. It is in an excellent state of repair, ...
... and his chief of the Staff, Lord Kitchener, are away to the Cape together. They are already very good friends. It will be remembered that during the debate in the House of Commons on the proposed grant to Lord Kitchener, the Sirdar, as he sat listening ...
... Cairns being ontaide with some friends, and Mrs Cairnidownstairs, but it is thought a spark.from the kitchen fire ignitei the heathrug, and the kitchen bed, both of which was much destroyed as well as much of the woodwork of the room. Other articlesof ...
... Mantlepiece Mirror, Carpets, Rugs, Wash. Stand and Ware, Iron Beds, Hair Matteson, Pelisses% Feather Bed, Blsnkets, /sc., Kitchen Table, Dinner Service, Pot Pans, Kettles, Garden seat and miscellaneous articles. ...
... DWELLING•HOUSE. The Property is in a very Central Position, and is well situated for Business Premises. It consists of a Shop and Kitchen on the Street Floor entering by separate doors, and Three Rooms on the Upper Flat. It is in an excellent state of repair, ...
... On a certain occasion the laird was giving a great dialler, and the house was fall of guide. Jock, as usual, was in the kitchen helping took in his own simple w The arrangements el that lady were a lade harked, and Joek showed great Omani at the increasing ...
... husks from their seed and cleaning the cage are not without danger. In my opinion the canary, or any other bird, kept in the kitchen is a positive peril to the household, as by fluttering and whisking the dust from its cage or mucus from its beak the food ...
... The Modern Thief. The thieves' kitchens of melodrama =ld mo. Inters in London outside the theatre walls. sourse, there are lodging-house kitchens. whirs. among a score or so of persons present, all gee. ling a living by more or less irregular mesas, perhaps ...
... the only son of Philip Kiddie, South Street, was on Friday morning very terribly burned. His mother was working about the kitchen fire, when he rose, and running tc the room file is thought to have kindled a piece of paper which fell on his night dress ...
... our military forces to Lord Kitchener. This is in the main the explanation of the temporary char. acter of their proposals and the reason why they have not touched the larger questions of military organisation. Lord Kitchener is admittedly the man for the ...
... he was supported by one lad; Mrs Burgers, Provost Forrester, Bailie Doi, Rev. Messrs Dunlop and Miller, Messrs Jamieson, Kitchen, Foggo, Morris, Davidson and Purvis. The very stormy weather which prevailed, prevented a larger number from attending. The ...