... common white pottery, for example, which is in general use, and always found in the cafes, will not bear vicinage to a brisk kitchen fire for half-an-hour. Now, if we only had that treaty of commerce with France which has been so often on the point of completion ...

... biamlen5ly over the town. The quantity of ran r, that fell, was Immense, . and in the lower parts of the town r and I cella kitchens the inhubitans anufered eaverely, She most Inveterate liver, complaint end diarrheas whioh had weisteted all muedlces for ...

... It was discovercd that the kitchen and carpenter's shop of the establishment were on fire. A number of people ascended to the top of the building, and en- deavoured to cut off the fire by breaking dowu the rool of thb kitchen. This being done, water was ...

... anid that lio had already ciminenced the work of burglary- e fellow had gained access to tho hcuio by ?? of 0,ctetlrn by the kitchen window. He was imnmediately taken to Wick, and was alterwards committed to gaol on the ?? s. burglary and theft PIER HEAD ...

... labour in the construction of some roads, or public workseof utility and ornament. There has been a large drain upon the soup kitchens since they were opened on Monday last; and ithe s-apply of excellent soup at id per quart has tvnded, to some extent, to ...

... es, we may hope, as o01r lhcetious friend Pench has it, that tie clork who brought up the two millions of notes from the kitchen to thle parlour wvil have directions to take them down againi. It is not, however, probable that this will be lone until the ...

... the evdning a single visitor presened himself, and talked svith the priest on various affairs. The priest seated him in the kitchen, by the side of agood fire, A second and a third visitor soon presented themselves undeirvarious pretexts, and seated themselves ...

... AT ALL PABTCOu AB.Ait Ipsfch, lately, 'he church carried off, for church rates, a set oi dis covers and a table out of the kitchen. At I!audiord be haes poesessed herself of two Cirts; aod at Bibop Auckland of a cart Lorse and w~:ggo. At MecA Norton she ...

... CRtERTS..-Q( Oil! n!l- ?? tribes to whichi her dwe'llings of man- lkind are' s'nhlijietthere, is tome ?? ?? than the common, kitchen icockrilli (eri o(orro ldusly termed ,the.ctoqlk otl black beetle), norinonhi niore tdestractirie i noisy clirping house cricket ...

... Tomb -a gentleman known to Miss Lane-where the following singular adventure is related to have taken ?? King, going into the kitchen, in his character of Will Jackson, the serving-minp, Was desired by the cooli to wind up the jack, whicl doing very anvkwardly ...

... the Lion and Lamb Inn, in this city, on Sunday afternoon, to get something to drink, or to see the girls. They were in the kitchen, and it was about tea-time. After putting the tea-kettle upon the fire, one of the servant girls went up-stairs to clean herself ...

... as to how the harvest will turn olut; but a few weeks like the past one would do aii imlmelnse deal of good to the farmer. Kitchen garden vege- tables are promising exceedingly ?? Protestast, DERnRY ELECTlON.-On Tuesday evening last, Mr ?? committee, and ...