... aide of the house. - About a quarter of a mile farther ba down the Don, at Goval, while a' family were sitting in the of kitchen of their house, the electric fluid came ddwnrth& chimney, o scattering the. contents of, the fire-place through the house ...

... but the best work they could at I 51present-fiud was the breaking of wood for fueL, .llis could t be parchased at the Soup Kitchen oii the usual ter is, and they could supply a considerably greater than thepresenthdemand. rHe had yesterday (Sabbatlh) visited ...

... hand dishes rapidly, to chango plates quietly, V to help wine adroitly, to be staid and respectarble in his conduct in the kitchen; but that he should be a good musician. When f the dishes have been cleared awvay and tbe cloth has been re- moved, after ...

... tire kit. II 7d cirei-snie in tire gable end of tire moose. Ac I appr~oaicied tire aI g, irouse, I olaserveri light imr tire kitchens, I did rsot isotice at fir-st it as. si-Ietrer- it sias rnov'inig. I do rrot thirirl tirs wyorsar irsd crrr- I o. tnriras ...

... by old and shi ruinous tenemnents; and the Royal garden, instead of being laid fo out in ornamental grounds, is let to a-kitchen gardenerc-~ Re- Olfi -member, 1thies la§the palace of a capitbi.. Museums' of geology pri have beck established in London ...

... ts'efr oin into me. He- remained. with me from~ half an ho-ur to thiree -'quarters of an hour.' He wenit ' back ato, the kitchen. Ito see, 5 eass agin ad I heard bhimleave the manirsefromfive'to~ten minutes afterwards. It wals about'seven, Or' five mifisutee ...

... hair wvith nothing bttt his id shirt on, dristk. lIt Tillyfro Cottage there is a roons to the ri tight hand, them's is a kitchen to th~,left, and also a closet itt the ts ream. There is a ' botund bed' right opposite the window of it the room. Nobiody ...

... *Sirhusadwas at home at the time; brough he is now abroad. Wek slebt in a parlous' down stairs ; prisoner mlailb t teslept in the kitchen at the hack of the house, where there V'as a nny 'a-back-dooou Helen Stewart, my daughter,, and a young child of The I. .ar- ...

... or, as rumour has it, of child murder, oc- e ncurred at South Ythsie, Tarves, on Sabbath morning. The al unhappy mother, a kitchen servant, has absconded, and' ieno clue as yet has been discovered of her destination. Ae CON CEXLMENT OF PRENoAsNcv.-A young ...

... beginning ef viniter.. Atinight, when the g'servants were so bed, Idiss Smit 11Could have passed from her d behd-room to the kitchen, or up stairs,, without being evor heard. ?? never saw as raeithse honses in -Blytbswod Square. i Witnessileft Sftis SLLi ...

... the DurpOse of completing the number of their crews. The a is, only apartment on the ground floor of the house is the vi kitchen, and in which the servant girl engaged in the family VI 7Y- led ler bed. On tIc second floor there is the principal rooni ...

... of blao colour. She appeared to be in pain and sgoi0L a as if in labour. I went into the kitchen to warm a clothl¶ [r her. Dr Myrtle catne into the kitchen while twas ttere, y asked him about my daughter, and he said she had safe r, very much. She ...