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... perquisities carried away. A notable characteristic of our old Corporation was their hospitality to the well-to-do. The great kitchen of St. Mary’s Hall is proof of good fare and and good living, and the chamber above ought to have suggested higher things ...
... against Australia at Fulham on October 18:—Sharrocks (Wigan) ; Batten (Hunslet), Lomas (Oldham), Wagstaffe (Huddersfield), Kitchen (Huddersfield) ; Smith (Hunslet), White (Oldham); J. Clampitt (Broughton), Ward (Leeds), Jukes (Hunslet), Kershaw (Wakefield) ...
... dealt at length with the subject of women’s duty to their children. He held thatno mother hadany right to leave infants in a kitchen unless there was a neighbour or somebody to see that no harm could possibly befall them. Again, in both cases the children ...
... the church. The land was bought, and the new building, consisting of a commodious central hall, three separate classrooms, kitchen, etc., was started about a year ago, Messrs. Jones and Bacon being the contractors. The Bishop of Worcester, in opening the ...
... and the enemies at once commence o make their way out into the soil. If picked up at once aftacked fruit may be used in the kitchen, but if left on the ground it alows the pest to continue. It is best not to wait until the spring to make Strawberry plantations ...
... f the Exchequer acknowledges the receipt of bank-notes for £6OO from “ A. 1.” The ‘“ Echo de Paris” announces that Lord Kitchener will receive the war medal for having s.rved with the French army in 1870. The House of Lords has read a second time after ...
... somewhat faded, gentlewoman. . He had once or twice counted the actual cost of such a household, allowed for the profits from kitchen-garden and fowl-house. Alas! he worked with a heavy sigh! He was a married man—and if he were not, instead of being now a ...
... ”) at Chilvers Coton has been nearly destroyed by fire. The Market Hall Committee have opened tenders for the erection ofa kitchen, ete., at the Corn Exchange, and have resolved that that of Mr. €. H.. Anelay, amounting to . £274; be accepted. SATURDAY ...
... Plankenstein, ANTIQUE OAK - GLAZED BOOKCASE or China Cabinet, Well-made Painted and Grained KITCHEN DRESSER, Singer Hand - Sewing Machine, WRINGER AND MANGLER, Kitchen Requisites, Qutside Effects, etc., ete. Catalogues of the Auclioneers. : Sale to commence ...
... goldfinch and canary hybrid: 1 T. Gilbert ; 2 and 3 G. Lawrence. Any variety, dark goldfinch and canary hybrid: 1t S D.- Kitchener, Olney ;22 ¢ Lawrence ; 3 W. G. Poole. : Any variety of canary hybrid: Lawrence; 2, W. Andrews, Olney. Any variety hybrid ...
... stayed at home and crouched over the library fire with a novel. The house was practically empty but for the servants in the kitchen. Though Marmie’s book lay open on her lap her thoughts were far away. Her mind conjured up the vision of a man bearing so ...
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