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... for themselves. Their sisters and mothers , they had left behind, and, as bachelors, they were masters of the field and the kitchen: NeitliJr locks had they to their doors, nor locks to their windows; But their dwellings were open as day and the hearts ...
... BALTIMORE AT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14. Duke di lieignano, (Consul -General of Italy,) Duchess and maid, Mrs. Matilda Kitchen and Miss Nelly Kitchen, Mimi Ann Dolan, of New York, Mrs. Coe, Brooklyn, A. Weinberg, of Baltimore, S. J. Fitz Button, of West, .1. W ...
... ground-flour of the house, and were going upstairs when the arrival of the General saved the family from further insult. The kitchens, negro houses, itc., in the yard were burnt down, and mules stolen. General Sherman and his officers advised several of the ...
... General Grant. The English and American National Debt. The Mexican Question in the United States Congross. Fenianism in the Kitchen Area. ('ongrees and the President. The Brute Element. THE POLITICAL DIFFICULTY IN AMERICA. GEN. HOOKER AND THE HABEAS CORPUS ...
... inconvenience of damp impure in his apartments and the consequent damage to his furniture and bedding. Every living room or kitchen is abundantly provided with cupboards, shelving and other convenience, and each firo, lace includes a boiler and an oven. ...
... who would stand it, and levied forced or voluntary contributions from the credulous and the ignorant, in the stable and the kitchen, to support this bastard Government; they have sent envoys extraordinary to Affghauistan, to the moon, and to Ireland (the ...
... has a taste of every other, as if they had acquired an r.linity by standing long and through proximity to each other in the kitchen. They certainly all smell alike. Then the noise among the waiters and the clatter on the table, the crowded and mixed condition ...
... fat chicken was found in my yard, picked up and prepared for cooking, brought hither by a cat which had stolen it from some kitchen. A portion of the breast only had been oaten, and our cook seized upon the remains for her own benefit. To such straits are ...
... give each hand $l5 a month, furnish to each family a house, fuel, and rations, and to each house ground sufficient for a kitchen garden. To work this ground each hand was allowed half the Saturday to himself. Not only were these terms observed, but means ...
... indebted to the inventors of a few good sauces, which have done much to counteract the injuries of the greasy results of a kitchen-maid's labour. (Inc of the most celebrated of these is the Worcestershire Sallee, but its great pungency makes it unpalatable ...
... General I. llardin Duval, General T. U. Harris, General J. A. J. Lightburn, General D. Strother (Porte Crayon), lion. B. M. Kitchen, Hon. James Burley, lion. John Atkinson, Hon. W. E. Stephenson, lion. Greenbary Slack, lion. Edwin Maxwell, George W. Norton ...
... steps which descend to it, and the iron rails by which it is guarded; but having nobody to tell him better, he mistook the kitchens in which he saw frequent eating and drinking going on for the family dining-rooms !—City Press. EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF EXTRADITION ...