... last that the chimney of Abernethy's house was an fire. On going to the house and opening the kitchen door she saw 3rs. W>alker (deceased's sister) in the kitchen. and called en her to come out, as owing to the smnoke she (witness) was unable to go in, She ...

... lying ill in the bed in the kitchen, came out to the room, and Charlie then attacked her, knocking her down. William then got out of the bed to save his mother, but being too weak to grapple with the madman he went to the kitchen to call for help. The nmariac ...

... refined way, dusting withmuslin dusters, and ?? kitchen cloths edged with Gree k lace and gaipure d'art ?? And what a frame for youthful charms would be such a kitchen as Mrl. Caddy describes-a kitchen fitted up in the Swiss style, and furnished with ...

... room again; I recollect awhen the snow was that I was sent down into the kitchen; there was never any fire there; the kitchen had a brick floor; I had nothing to sit upon in the kitchen, but stood all day, and only rested myself by leaning against the *vall; ...

... sympathy, vou will have achieved but a small part of the work vhich Lord Kitchener has set his hand to do. (Cheers.) And the second point is this, that this is a scheme for which Lord Kitchener holds himself personally responsible. It is aan oaperi- mental scheme ...

... bed rooms; but the kitchen and offices are placed beneath the garden in the square which, with the exception of a small space in the centre of about 25lft. longand 10ft. wide would be turfed or planted in the usual way. The kitchen is in the open central ...

... the shop and kitchen doors bore evidence of having been tried with some powerful instrument, but without success, and it seems that the scoundrels having been baulked in their efforts in this direc- tion turned their attention to the kitchen window. I-lere ...

... CORRESPO1{DENO. THE BELF AST SOUP KITCHEN. TO THE5 EDITOR OF TUB I5IiLPABT NEWS-LETYhRi, V REcspEcTzD PseeIRND--The soup-kitchen instituted Pril by the Belfast town relief committee being now in wit] full operation, it may perhaps not be uninteresting ...

... is enaploved as foreman or cuttcr in the tailorinlg dciirtment, and when sitting at the kitchen lire tlhe partition wail separatting the parlour fromn toe kitchen fell in from the effects of the explo- sion. At present the cause of the cxplosion is a ...

... house. Wituess heard nothing through the night, but at about six o'clock in the morning when he went into the kitchen he saw the blinds in the kitchen blowing about, and found that the window was open. He then wont into the yard and found the side gate open ...

... who has had ten years' service in India. This qualification Lord Kitchener does not possess. Those who should know best what is likely to happen point to the probability of Lord Kit-chener, when he leaves Egypt, joining the staff at headquarters, so that ...

... t] demned Lord Kitchener when he had been told -A that inquires were being made. (Hear, hear.) Mr. MORLEY-We were not then sure of ?? Kitchener's share in the transaction, ann I ex- ! pressly disclaimed any wish to censure Lord c Kitchener on that occasion ...