... place, we doubt whether the cat would feel the slightest embarrassment under such circumstances, if one may judge from the kitchen accounts of sundry mysterious fractures and disappearances. Deeply impressed with the necessity of making rapid play, and ...

... men who hunt and do not like it certainly have the best of it. The man who hunts and does like it takes himself out to some kitchen-garden or neigh- bouring paddock, and kicks at the ground himself. Certainly there is a crust, a very manifest crust. Though ...

... . The persons he refers to do not travel for either business or pleasure. Thley go abroad on the principle on which the kitchen-maid distends her ticoa with a barrel-hoop because her mistress wears crinoline. They have got an idea into their heads that ...

... have outgrown themselves. When THACKERAY was writing his Book of Snobs, the thought of the hungry fed from the parsonage kitchen, and the sick nursed by the parson's wife, made him deal very tenderly with the clergy. So the recollection of many admirable ...

... scenes, of which there is good store, should have appeared in those cheap illustrated jour- nals xvhich circulate freely in kitchens, pantries, housekeepers' rooms, amongst ladies-maids, and on cab-ranks, The death-struggle between the wicked lord and his ...

... that the pit contains intellects as well as hearts, thoughts as well as sensations. We have made our varied gardens one huge kitchen-garden. Those who want flowers must go elsewhere. Now it appears from many indications that a large public-not the largest ...

... finish. The deer ran up the busiest street of Windsor, and through the shop o ar. Lne, the Prince of Wales' butchei, into his kitchen, where n several people were at dinner. They were not a little frightened, but the intruder was probably as much enmbarrassed ...

... they will thrive amazingly. For DOGS, PHEASANTS, POULTRY, and RABBITS, a teaspoonful at each time of feeding, mixed with kitchen stuff or the usual food. THORLEY'S COMPOUND OF T SUGAR AND SPICE is sold in penny packets by all respectable Corn Dealers ...

... they will thrive amazingly. For DOGS, PHEASANTS, POULTRY, and RABBITS, a teaspoonful at each time of feeding, mixed with kitchen stuff or the usual food. m HORLEY'S COMPOUND OF S SUGAR AND SPICE is sold in penny packets by all respectable Corn Dealers ...

... they will thrive amazingly. For DOGS, PHEASANTS, POULTRY, and RABBITS, a teaspoonful at each time of feeding, mixed with kitchen stuff or the usual food. THORLEY'S COMPOUND OF T SUGAR AND SPICE is sold in penny packets by all respectable Corn Dealers ...

... they will thrive amazingly. For DOGS, PHIEASANTS, POULTRY, and RABsITS, a teaspoonful at each time of feeding, mixed with kitchen stuff or the usual food. THORLEY'S COMPOUND OF J SUGAR AND SPICE is sold in penny packets by all respectable Corn Dealers ...

... a few days, and she did not know anything of her pre- viously. In the early part of last week the prisoner went into her kitchen, nnd whilst there began talking about watches. She (complainant) took her watch out of a box that stood on the mantelpiece ...