... omitted from any garden in which space can be.spared for them. They are easily grown in rich soil and are very useful in the kitchen. ° t} Even though now it is rather late %ow the sced, as it germinates so slowly, i&il by no means too late. The quickest ...

... by and staff. The house occupied by H. J. Hulbert, in Street, is to be taken over converted into a nurses * home, for the kitchens, and things the event of an infiux of at any moment. larger rooms will be as wards, for 18 beds. The Matron’s room is to ...

... quantity of wort boxes and Axminster doing real carpet, lift. 2.n. by 12ft., 2 velvet pile 2 baths, drawing room suite is 9 kitchen chairs, sod other useful homehold furniture. ELEVATOR and HORSE GEAR (by Watson). Quantity of BUILDING MATERIALS. A and rak)ed ...

... STREET, Well situate, with important street frontage, and containing shop, taprotot, smoke room, 5 bngrooms and bowrooru, kitchen and offices, with aids entrance, garib, and mall stable, and good callazage with Ilsp-door to street. ADEIN, BELCHER i BOWEN ...

... NO POCIITT. SNOW, Wrest, MOW 01 4 0 Il i : no uileq. i .. three bedroom., •nd r. repair; AtANCHV.+TER U.) - DWELLING tiro kitchen. and ',d-rams. •.e. war U. R. and other rani prier. L. 220. ...

... home vet through from the rain and changed all his clothes Their mother said she would prepare supper, and going Into the kitchen to tell him it was ready ale found him lying deed in the sitting-room, leaning hark in • chair with e yes shut sad his mouth ...

... the last few days. About Mo n day morning witness groans coming from the house. and found dammed Wag feu downwards on the kitchen flow, with froth coming from her mouth. Witness obtained some brandy, but when she returned the woman was dud. There was a ...