... Cleg- WHOLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE belonging a about leave the country, consisting of Dining.Room, Drawing. Room, Bed-Room, and Kitchen Furniture. Among the articles wiil found an excellent Side- Board, Dining.Table, Eight-Day Clock, a very superior Pi&iio-Foxte ...

... help thinking, that in the > , attendant onbuying and selling—soup fully as beneficial wliisky. Mrs ' charge of the Soup Kitchen which was r on foot for the poor, and has been induced high praise which followed her effort 111 . establish a soup-room behind ...

... servant-maids houses. ,'e i'f.niTid exceedingly convenient, not fur too firifse ...

... rain for this season. From this time, until the corn be fairlv in the barn-yard, we can dispense with rain altogether. The kitchen gardens give good promise, but it appears pretty evident that this year will be an unproductive one as regards wall fruit ...

... kisses, he was the sweetest, dearest, beaiUifulest baby that ever saw the light. He was dandled in the hall, embraced in the kitchen, and hugged in such a manner iu all quarters, and at all times, that it was miraculous that the growing principle was not ...

... Bruce, it is reported, has confessed to having put the poison into tbe teakettle at the time when he was left alone in the kitchen his execution will take place in Lincoln, it is said, on Friday next. The boy is only 14 On Sunday a horse, the property of ...

... arsenic, and, not having the fear of L'od before eves, did put part of it into the cream jag, which was then standing ou tlie kitchen table, part in r «> the kettle, from which the water was suppl ed for the breakfast of Mr B. uce's, family and threw aw; v ...

... clear the delusion, resolved to see the girl himself, and accordingly accompanied her master to the house. On entering the kitchen, he at once recognised the girl a person who had that very day been at the Police bar, charged with the theft of half-a-crown ...

... a*tvo»»he. l*rte ...

... this* A targe dinner party had t- an another Thiir»dav, and it supposed the fire orig ; nat»-d with one h»tl» from heat the kitchen chimney. Thursday morning, three o'clock, the fire was seen pouring through one of the windows by a atau coming from and gentleman ...

... chest as they hung down, but reached not the flags of the shop floor. Mrs Flynn, good soul, minded the shop, scolded the kitchen wench, abused the cow-boy, mended the stockings, kept the day-book, saved the dripping and the candle ends ; in short did ...

... Society in its be•C* h® don», * »nff«in .' Uules. ÜBonn, th« r °mptly, .11 the horrors «« needy, may be ex- pected. The «onp kitchens of la»t year proved eminently wrviceable, and e the mean, of Sff .rd,ng nutritious food many the poor er,. possible, they ...