... us, which concerns every man now address, ani not only that but every one your wives, whom you hay left at home beside the kitchen oven, and every one of your children —(hear) —who, though perhaps not old enough to be able to ash for food, can, at least ...

... The servant, Elizabeth Murray, who was severely injured making her escape, gave evidence as to the absence of fire in the kitchen when she retired to bed. It was to obtain her evidence that the inquiry was adjourned, she having gone to Northfleet after ...

... labouring under very painful feelings. Eeing sworn, she deposed that about two months before October last, when she was alona the kitchen, carding wool, prisoner came to her with a bottle and poured what was in it upon her head, saying that it was hair oil, that ...

... room is entirely gutted, with the exception of the bar and the first-floor back room. It appears the fire originated in the kitchen, as the entire woodwork about the fireplace is consumed; the flames then proceeded up stairs. The landlord was aweke with ...

... exercise of some trade profession. In private houses only ordinary table-knives and forks are permitted; but earring and kitchen knives are prohibited. The butchers, who use only large knives and hatchets, are obliged to declare the number of them to ...

... gods! On many piled-up carts we could trace whole dinintr- rooms and parlours, with occasional fragments of bed-rooms and kitchens interspersed. There was the old arm-chair on which, perhaps, but evening two before, the spectaclcd grandsire sat—the hearth-rug ...

... lor sovs, demanded, &c. T.i.C. (18 subs.) Ixird G. Bentinck's His Serene Highness, by Bay Middle ton. out of H.R.H. yrs (Kitchener) I I/>rdLonsdale sf by The Saddler, out of Rarbakin, vrs (Docker..v) 2 Mr. Payne by Jerud, out of Kalmia, vrs (W. Marson) ...

... formed of the nature of thwork, from the fact of a drain, by means of a tunnel feet below the ground-line, proceeding from the kitchen court the north terrace, to about 230 feet beyond the south side of the Castle, whence it is continued by open cutting to ...

... liecn wa«htd away from the parts of Clerkcnwell, through the Fleet Ditch. articles were saved the Thames police. In Thaives kitchens were flosded. At the other end the 'in the damage is not so severe. At the Penitentiary, the water rose so high that the ...

... half-past two o'clock, I was sitting the front parlour of Mrs. Wovel's house, where I occupy apartments. My wife went into the kitchen, when she immediately returned, and threw herself into an armchair. exclaiming, Oh, Charles! oh, Charles ! what shall I ...

... and continued its sitting till half-past twelve, in the course of which the junior clerk, R. Watson, and Margaret Hogg, the kitchen girl, ware examined. Afar which the sitting was adjourned till ' Saturday. LANCASHIRE. Dbcb.ea.se of English Cholera.—We ...

... two or three times, and waiting two or three minutes, the door was opened the appellant, and on witness walking into the kitchen, he saw there nine men and one woman. There were cups on the table, but there was no liquor in them, and the table in the ...