... their wassel howlst About the streets are singsing; The boys are conic to catch the owls, Tje wild mare in it br igimig. Our kitchen boy hath, broke his box; And to the dealing of the ox, Our honest neighlbours conic by flocks, And here they will be merry ...

... indristry. Tfire housewhriclr ca lire inhabits is ii rise lkrm-horse style; iris bert is placed in a ra corner iserr tire kitchen, lire, arid Ire has uurrernittiisg at- teirtioni 1aid to himt by Irisfuunrly. For soiuie thou his' bed I Wits ill tire p~arinurl ...

... Liberty he tels l -* J'ale5 besmitclsing-tales betwitching; B Bnt thhejyValish, wthew.h siimells MrCIsAL 's kt itdie1 slA&5 kitchen! ,aw wyer BSOUyollidM is nest in rank; Prfe : lje IBabel-prates like.B abel; He has niver vatior d rank . At iYBrib'ry' stab ...

... reinember me. When tt eve thou rovest To the llouse thou lovest, Olh ! still remember mne. Then], *whcn honie returning, IN kitchen lire hurniug- O t I ?? remblein'r mIe. Or when the Session d oses, It' LON)ONDU:t1Y doseS, On his bed of roses, Still so loved ...

... ry way-it will please But most t te-a-tkte with a friend. Fair Sherry, Port's sister, for years they dismissd her To the kitchen to ifavour the jellies- There long she was banisl'd, and vell nigh had vanlsh'dl To coin ort the kitcben-mnaids' bellies- ...

... *whilst in bed in the kitchen of a respect- s abe citizeu residing. in Grafton-street, Dublin, in consequence of the vaults being flooded by the great c rain. ?? :understand thle water rose very nearly , five feet high in the kitchen of this house. The de- ...

... be titles there, and allhigh names; Marquesses must clean their shoes, and Earls attend the stable, Sirs, Barons stir the kitchen fire, ?? wait at table, sirs, Come, then, boys-my shirtless 'boys who love such gay diversity, No Csuncks, no KSNG, no nothing ...

... toil: his kennel is more precious in his sight than his useful and productive workmen. His lacqueys may luxuriate in his kitchen—like his hounds, they are the mere appendages of his pomp —but he who cultivates his fields, and creates a portion of the ...

... dresses extremely beautiful. The procession wasbrought up by the motley residue. The dresses of some were made up of devices of kitchen utensils. Wine was there as Champaign, Rhine Wine, Bad Wine, &c. Rhine Wine was a tall grey bearded man, with a crown on his ...

... the top of that before rr hitei are the basins, plates, &dc.; then the supply of wood, below [y which is the fire-place and kitchen, oonsisting of ant iron pan, 74 is covet-ed over by a wooden trh, and let into light ilatsr wovlt upon the fire; thus he boils ...

... being the grant] annual oeri of tie ho Diety, when thre choicest produotiens of the green house, a the orchard. sod the kitchen garden -are expected to be exhibited, tire concourse of spectators wits unusuairlly large and respectable, 9including the ...

... Duchess of Arg Lla liberal Logi supply of coals was lately given to the poor- ?? on b and neighbourhood, which, with a souep kitchen sported C there by her Grace, contributes much in Tiserethe -weather to the comfort of many a-poor family. Al Extraordnrlhay' ...