... Mrs. Carter, on the other band, was kneeling before the kitchen fire, cleaning uo the hearth. At this moment there was a flash of lightning, and almost irmmediately both the bedroom and kitchen were filled with a brilliant light. The electric fluid came ...

... the defendant went into the house, and sat in the kitchen, he called for a glass of ale, which was supplied to bin; he then became very abusive. Having had some- thing to drink, the company in the kitchen left, and went into the bar parlour, and the prisoner ...

... , 67 yeas of age, and k is wie, who wau 57 year of age. The house ou- of a cellar, a kitchen or living room immedi- ately,. ?? It, and a bedroom over the kitchen- The iglroom is reached by a staircase from the kitaten. About ten o'clock a neighbour ...

... while - the deceased was only about 35. They lived as man and at wlfe, and occupied the two parlours and the back kitchen, of the front kitchen and first floor being let off to led ors. le They had been in the habit of drinking and qaarrelling. t, On Tuesday ...

... Crowther was making this gas on Saturday night, and he had his retort, an iron cylinder, on the kitchen fire. His son Arthur, aged two years, was in the kitchen, his wife was in the doorway leading to the shop. when, about a quarter-past five, the neighbourhood ...

... the attack; he puehed the landladk away, and then ransacked the house, shouting like a lion for his ohops. He searched the kitchen- not there! he searched the soullery-not there I She has stolen them 1 exclaimed the captain'e wife; but finally the landlady ...

... to Lord Kitchener the sunm of £30 00 for hins services in the Soudan. Mr. Bali~ouro opened the ball. Avoiding all mat- ters of controversy, he contented himself with relating in eloquent language the great achievements nrought by Lord Kitchener in the ...

... women, when their attention was attracted by a ahooking stench, as of something burning, and, looking over the top of the kitchen shutters, which were up, they saw Mrs. Deveniab stooping over a very large fire, apparently watching something burning; what ...

... -but the prime one is-plenty of good food to E eat. The kitchens are a study in themselves, and 1 in our description of the place it is necessary we should pay due deference to them. From the b kitchens we walk to the gardens; moving past a in. the meantime ...

... CLOTHING THE DESTITUTE. The closing of Superintendent Bent's soup kitchen at the County Police Station, Old Trafford, last week was the occasion of an outcome of public generosity of a very extensive and practical nature. The concluding meal of the aeason ...

... Soup Kitchen. Monday being the day announced for the opening of the first soup depot erected the plan devised by M. Soyer, the public of Dublin were invited attend the occasion taste his soup, and inspect the arrangements of his newly built kitchen. The ...

... SUFFERII;R Liverpool, Jan. 23, 1867. CIRCUS-STREET SOUP KITCHEN. TO MEM EDITORS OP MIM FVERPOOL MEBOURY. In Tuesday's Mercury, under the heading of Another Soup Kitchen, you state that a aoup kitchen waa opened last week in Circus-street, with the object ...