... watrit for them than could be spared. 0 There wvere immense numbers of sea-fowal seen but feav i f of themc sbot for the kitchen. Indeed, the expedition wvas one . tof stch incessant labour astd toil, tbat there was little oppOI- I tulity foi l doing ...

... good ale would be rio bad.thinrg will't have a glass? With 'all my heart, Sir, was the reply. Busby led the way to the kitchen, which he thought the most suitable apartment for his humble guest, and the three discussed tire contents of a flowinig can ...

... fior some water to drink, but none wats given to her. The servants, finding she was getting wvors', brought her into the kitchen, and sent for a Doctor, bint bei'ore his arrival sine had expired. During this melanl- .'lny scene, ber i'mistress was up ...

... safety, and took up his quarters at the appointed place.- While he was eating his supper, an old man came hobbling Into the kitchen, and gave: orders about -different matters there, snd then went out again. John would have taken no particular notice of this ...

... on Saturday night. On going up stairs, he met de- c ceased (who was also In Mrs Coxe's service) going down stairs to the kitchen. Witness and-his wife slept In the front garret, and an old woman servant in the back-de- iceased slept irithe front attic ...

... intoxicated, and annoyed the company, and that some oiie, to get rid of him, put a little soot upon his face; that he went to the kitchen, and asked the servant to give him a wash ball to wash himself with, instead of which she gave him a blacking-ball, with which ...

... pump 24f61 strokes per hornr. A parrot, belonging to Count Fiesce, was discovered one day stealing some roast meat from the kitchen; the enraged cook overtaking him, threw a ladle of boiling water at bhi which completely scalded all the feathers from his ...

... ?? wife and a slarge family. - hat - GAs-_.A gentleman has recently adopted a mode of' D3 generating 'gas over a commron kitchen fSue, and purifying it ma so well by a new process, wtkics is yet a secret, that it may giv not Lonly be introduced, with ...

... has got apartments on the Grand Place, consisting of a large drawing-room, six bed-chambers, three servants' rooms, cellar, kitchen, and a large garden, for which he pays about £20 per annum. You will be able to judge of the price of pro- visions, by giving ...

... the Tenple, at which were consumed 22,000 oxen and 120,000 sheep. This feast, then, would require sixty acres of ground for kitchens, 17,099 cooks, nd, allowing one pound of meat to each guest, and 18 inchbe for each seat, the table would extend the whole ...

... inferior. Who would hesitate ih his choice of a friend between a Fogo, a Bradfield, and a dog? THE DoMESTIC SWAI.LOW.-I1 the kitchen of l4r. John Gould, gardener, of Newlands, a swallow has, duriag the present summer, built her nest, produced young one, aLd ...

... gave an old woman, wbo was in the kitchen, two kicks; witness interfered, *+heiin prisoner took off his coat and vest; his wife was then rising; she said she would get them out; heard her sreeching; ran into the kitchen, where he saw prisoner kicking his ...