... Fin-Bee, and other kitchen authorities have since accustomed us. Messrs. Longman and Co. now announce a work on Artistic Cookery, by the King of Prussia's renowned chef, Urbain Dubois, that pretends to cap even Jules Gouffe's Classic Kitchen, and his grande ...

... hot-house plants, fountains, and a good dinner, and who builds a house specially to accommodate the three first, and places his kitchen in the middle of it, so that he may smell and superintend the last, is one of the cleverest and certainly the most novel creation ...

... In summer he wanders as a mendicant through the country, in winter he seeks the large towns, where night-refuges and soup-kitchens provide profuse and indiscriminate relief. The great centres of population, above all, London, are the depots where vagrancy ...

... railway porter nor another in a holland blouse a painter, it would be some gain. A score of ccmmon-sense rules hung up in a kitchen, if servants were got to read and remember them, ought to suffice to confound one half these knavish tricks. With our usual ...

... to be found in Cobb's garden and the Doctor eventually produces with triumph a number of cracked dishes and other broken kitchen utensils, which the servants have buried in the garden, to hide their care lessness. He horrifies Cobb by telling him that ...

... give selections from their celebrated entertainment, the first act of Amy Bohsart, two acts from Between, the Hellrs of the Kitchen, by the Yokes' family, and the first scene of the pantomime Aladdin. Mr. Hollingshead's season terminated at the Opera Comiquc ...

... the production of Air. Halliday's dramatic version of Nicholas Nickleby, followed by the Arokes family in The Belles of the Kitchen. ...

... Fanny Squeers, and Miss Hudspeth as Tilda Price, are most effective and amusing. The humorous farce of The Belles of the Kitchen, supported by the lively Yokes family, concludes the entertain ment. ...

... comes home, after having been finished and made a lady at a cheap Parisian school, it is discovered that she can't live in a kitchen, and after an abortive attempt at matrimony, she becomes, 011 the strength of forged testimonials, governess in the family ...

... hospitality he received, the Count insists upon watching and administering the medicine to the invalid, and proceeds to the kitchen, where the housekeeper is sup posed to be preparing the necessary fomentations. During his absence Chivey, who can stand this ...

... Drama's his endless endeavour If only the pen he were able to' sway, Not one of your authors could write such a play. is the Kitchen- Maid, in the first piece, Who is always in cupboards concealing police Her notion of humour is blackening her face, And her ...

... she has fairly passed the threshold of the palace, she is changed again into the ragged cinder- wench who dreamed over the kitchen fire. Then comes in the Prince's proclamation, to the effect that he has found a glassy slipper, and whomsoever it fits her ...