... were employed cither in thc kitchen, or in attending to the animals, or in getting wood and water ready for the next day. Thc Czemicc used cvcTy means to render these labours more arduous and painful: they dirtied the kitchen and the house purposely, spilled ...

... colouring had been purchased by the cook from a London tradesman. Such an article ought certainly never to admitted into the kitchen, a very good green could obtained from spinach, the extract of which, it is believed, is used the most respectable confectioners ...

... feshiouable resort in the season, I came down one cold morning in February, before any fire was lighted, and going into the kitchen to warm myself, I'met a calf. Two hen turkeys were pecking about the ground; a pig was just sauntering out at the back door; ...

... killed him, bccausc I saw him leave the room with the hatchet in his hand. When I began to cry, I saw Walshe run out of the kitchen door, as if to go alarm the police. When he first came to our house, he slept with my father and mother, but latterly he slept ...

... having separate entrances, and precisely on the fsamc scale of accommodation for two small families; one room forming the kitchen and sitting-room, and the other a bed-room. Of this class there are seven, and the rent to each family 3s. 6d. per week. The ...

... and, from what I saw and heard, I concluded that they were all comfortable, clcan, and neatlykept habitations, with snug kitchen-gardens cither before or behind them In corroboration of this, I have had the evidence of Mr. Matthew Donovan, of Ballygar ...

... committees are even in a much worse predicament, and are reduced to the humiliating expedient of clustering together in attics, kitchens, and even in humble sheds, thrown together very slightly, with nothing but piece «f tarpaulin as roof, to protect them from ...

... the Canada for a 24 hours' trip! It was then necessary to procure supplies frem the coals laid in for the service of the kitchen, (!) without which his Royal Highness would assuredly have been compelled to leave Brest by land J The following letter has ...

... continent. The Destitute and Unemployed at Bradford —About 300 families this town are supplied with soup and bread from the Soup Kitchen. The committee have, in various parts of the town and neighbourhood, about 1,500 men employed six hours a-day, for which they ...

... not expressly) that they should be bidden to a feast of fat things as soon as their united force had stormed the Treasury kitchen. Neither they, nor the hireling Swiss of faction with whom they were banded, cared anything about Protection. No more did ...

... lieut* A. t Gent. Cadet the Hon. H. Wrottesley, to be ens., • Dickson, to ens.; J. H. Cumming, to ens., P- . Foot-Cant. n. H. Kitchener, F. Coventry to capt.; Eng. C. S. fi licut. .. . , . 35th Foot—Ens. C. Russell to be lieut., pur., ens., pur. . _. Dsn'*''* ...

... Marson) j Mr. S. Stanley's Leaconfield. 6 vrs 101b Mr. J Drake's Bold Archer/ 3 fiJSS Chesterfields Snake, yrs, sst 121b (Kitchener); Lord Exeter's S8t 1( ?? J - Bhar pe); Mr. Waller's 8^S Ute , hi Sf°? ) Red Leg, 3 yrs, sst MbtcSrlton^ Betting.—3 to 1 ...