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... she suddenly rushed out of tho parlour into the kitchen, as she had often done before, and in a few minutes afterwards Mr. Mtirsden was aroused by hearing a scream, when he immediately ran into the kitchen, and was horrified to find his daughter en- veloped ...
... servant girl wvas upstairs, making the bcds. At the' time thle catastrophe occurred Mrs. Mlelluish was standing near the kitchen fire, and the force of thb explosion drove her first violently against the chinmeya ndthen in an oppo- site direction. Almost ...
... Protective Union to protest against the action of Mr. Cremer, M.P., inter. fering with the tip, system in the refreshment and kitchen department of the Rcuse of Commons took ?? in Hyde Park yesterday afternoon. The audience was composed of about 500 persons ...
... private millinery business was carried on by Miss Mary Jago, who occupied the parlours and third floor, the first floor and kitchen being occupied by a Mr. Robert Till; and the second floor by Mr. James Richard- son, a carpenter. It will be seen, therefore ...
... recently potted-off stuff, and, with ordinary care, they will do better planted out than stunted in small pots. HARDY FRUIT AND KITCHEN GAnDEN.-CauliflOWers and lettuces that have been wintered under glass may soon be planted out, selecting a sheltered deep ...
... kit dma departments; Ithe kitchen-garden contains ahout seven statute acres, and is enclosed by a high wall and belt of trees; it is divided by two hot walls, running lonogiludittally from east to west; tle walls of the kitchen.garden are well stocked with ...
... isfs. will not exceed £50,0c:i, including the additional outlay which may required for the arectionof workshops and school kitchens and wash-houses. It is probable that one-half the sum appropriated in the minutes to the erection o f the normal school for ...
... appearance of a river, the water in some places being several inches in depth; and in other parts of the town cellars and kitchens were flooded. The storm caused some damage to property both in Southport and MeghIh°ssIooNAE SocLsTT.-On Sunday, the an- ...
... Missen shouting, Mother, mother, the bouse is afire; the kitchen is all alight. The witness jumped up in his shirt and ran out, thinking the others were following him. On reaching the back kitchen be saw the place blazingfnriously. Theflames seemed to ...
... bedroom and kitchen. Whit ,. room 40ft. by 16ft. 6in.; girls' day-room, Hfit 3in. by loft 6in.; bathroom, passages, back staircase, and laalot,' In the corresponding compartments on the souti side are d clerks' offices, the governor's kitchen, staircase ...
... MajorG. Lloyd, of the Souti Staffordbhire Regiment, has a&nniod command at the Egyptian base. Korosko, Saturdav.-Sir H. H. Kitchener and a staff arrived here to-day. The Sirdar was waited e upon immediately after his arrival by a number of local Arab sheikhs ...
... main .atrmjthronnsi RI ill be'rd~lb66dtha th v 0~ Itwil' e~ eool'ete tht uring, Wa~ihtr~ ?? 'n Wes3t ])erb ankd the VI~li ?? kitchen boilers of thjt ~nt~r~lengthof the',rauge -or grte n 1are~a~e~ ~Vhe biek f th~ fire,' haio. fea ,p~p~ oomriaicitin .*ith'ajtAsk ...