... Asparagus, Spiniicl, (round leaved) ,lso New Zealandl Spinach, Celery ad Beets. Sowings should also be made of various Herbs for kitchen use, and let it be specially remembered to sow in this month the seed of the Brusscls Sprout, or Jet Chou Cabbage of the. ...

... Std; do. infirmary, 2s 71d; do. fever hospital, 2s 10d. Mr. HAMILL asked Mr. Watt, relieving officer, if he thought the soup-kitchens had brought people to Belfast. Mr. Watt said he thought they had. - Mr. HAHILL that is my own opinion. Mr. XAVANAGH-I can ...

... scaled a wall fifteen feet high. and obtained entrance into the yard of Mr. Frazer. He then opened one of the kitchen windows. and got into the kitchen, where he pro- ceeded rather coolly, it appears, to light a fire, and having succeeded, he next proceeded ...

... IO U R LO NI D 0 A LETT TER. BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE. BELFAST YEwS-LETER Orison, 43b, STRAND, W.C., MONDAY NIGHT. Sir Herbert Kitchener. The last conquest perhaps of the Soudar adds the name of another great Irish general to the long rol of commanders of the ...

... Or. Sm1ith has guarded against this in the ring kitchens by making it a, proviso that the custoniers take weekly ticelts in advance, This plan is units as much in the favour of the diner as of the kitchen, as a more varied and regualar menu c an be provided ...

... pushed back against' her. She then opened the door and saw the defen- dlant outside. Be came in and sat down on a chair in the kitchen, and witness also sat down. Defen- dant then said he had it in for witness. anid that 'he wonld take her life. The defendant ...

... adjoining the kitchen is when the explosion took place. The boiler flew in 3s pieces from its bed, knocking down the wail, and the id fire-places on each side of it, there being one in the kitchen and tho other in the washhouse. The kitchen ic was a complete ...

... Into Mr. Allena's garden, and from that to the rear of the premisee, where they found that a pane ha~d been broken In the kitchen window, in such a position as to admit of the fastener being turned. The window was raed aboat two feet, and from the marks ...

... o'clock, and stayed in another house all night. Before leaving he loft the child in the cradle and a candle burning in the kitchen window. The next morning he found that the house had been burned, Mary Heagney said, in reply to the coroner, that she lived ...

... Dobbin, Esq. ; ok and a number of gentlemen visited the soup. kitchen yesterday, and expressed their satisfaction at the am manner i which the poor were relieved. The sub- *a- scribers to this kitchen deserve great eredit for the manner in which they have supported ...

... finials, in perfect keeping with the general design. There are five storeys. The lower or base- ment story is intended for kitchens, &c., and in three of the houses they will be lighted by large bay win- dows, which are carried up to the second floor, The ...

... myself. They wore hanging on a rack, and, when I was out of the kitchen, the deceased, George Maxwell, took down one of them. Middleton went with me as far as the door. He returned to the kitchen before me, and, on my return, Ceorge Maxwell had the gun in ...