... . breakfast- room, drawing-room, boudzrir-and . library, all communicating with the pleasure grounds;. to- 1 gether with kitchen, sCIllerY, servants' hall, butler's pan. 1 trv, cellars, &e., )detached offices of all, descriptions, a pro-;. hiieoitchar ...

... 6ituated TWO l PARLOURS, TWO BED ROOMS, and SLEE ; 1NG CLOSET. They may be had separate or together, with the use of the' Kitchen. Applications to be made at the Herald Office. ...

... set in, the fugi- n ftive went back to her family, and on the following morn- It ing returned wvithl the whole flock to the kitchen door, o where they waited until they wvere fed. The wild swan e It never attempted to leave his mate, and has become quite ...

... them to Glasgow, Kilmarnoci, &e. 'T'hese foul herrirngs; orc hut indiffernit food, but in the present efleurtfi oF other - kitchen ' are readily bought up by the ipoorer cassces. A great many of the herrin;s are smnokled and !converted inlto7 ...

... a crowd Cy of faces looking over the blind, and heard a mass of heavy feet th going down to the kitchen door; my servant came in and told me ise the kitchen was full. I went out instantly, arid found a greant )le number of men in the house, one of whom ...

... gentlemen in autlority from a f to diepltatiln appointed at treh close of the meeting, it ilas been resolved to open soup kitchens in the meantime ; t and h) ?? extraordinary eaer-tijon, under tsle indlef- 1 r tig slut ib ours of 13ailieS ruitlh, two ...

... 21st Sousirtng, toeninetocok Car diro; to meet vithin the Elephant rIrn, Dumbarton, 7r lthbruary, at two o'clock, J-,hn Kitchen, untnu'actulrer in Glasqgow tcc Iko oxsrained wvitilit the Sleai:F-clerk's office, (touiaty Iltildis to. i trei 1 is- gav ...

... yet, been ?? t Journal. e We understand that the Duke of Bucclennrh has given 0 a donation often tons of coals to the soup kitchens inEdin- r burgh._ St&dsnn - - e S/lipwreck and Loss of Life.-A melancholy catastrophe happened at our harbour mouth, on Wednesday ...

... ronT-DuNDSAs. March 31. Olive Branch, Davies, PortaDlnoreeink. .r g ; : ~~eACLacO FeOc a'oaT*DuEDA5. . . ..2 A1 mil 2. Sarah, Kitchen, Rotterdams. ., . . ?? ':AlVAT OMAOOEOIOVT5. ?? . . - 1 AprIl 2. Rletarich, Mu~ller, Brcemen. .. - I April 1. Jirm Crewv, ...

... Petersen, ykjabiog; Jules, I'avallee: Gravelines - DAILINGS FROX GhAtXG EMOUTrH. April ?? Vorwkrts, Rose, Hlarburg. 8. Sarab, Kitchen, Rotterdem* Rebeccat, Baird, Rotterdam. ...

... visited Bell's house at one I o'clock on the Iloriling of Friday Isset, and folmued J -thle boy lying upon thme floor in the kitchen, wimlm -nothing uisderueatli him but a dirty wete sack, his cover- ing beingi conmposed of a quantity of rags. The boy had ...

... the Soil of the World. Different plants affect different soils. Every gardener must have observed that there is scarcely a kitchen garden but has some particular crop wliiolr it sustains in) luxuriance far supe- rior to arty other garden in its icigiibouriiood ...