... discovering any one. One of the female servants states, that previous to the arrival of the police, she was standing at the kitchen door, and distinctly heard a splash in the moat as if some person had jumped or fallen in whilst endoavouring to escape. The ...

... down and training of these plants, in other that the whole surface of the beds may be covered with blooming shoots. In the kitchen-garden the crops now look very promising; the potatoes in general are still healthy, although certain districts sinister rumours ...

... be regulated and reduced in number, in order that those which are loft should acquire additional strength and vigour. THE KITCHEN-GARDEN.—Sow a late crop of dwarf French beans to come in for use in September and October. Seed should now be sown for full ...

... Comprising a neat and well-built Stone and Slated RESIDENCE, containing Parlour, Sitting Room, Kitchen, Pantry, and 2 Bedrooms, with Attics over ; detatched are a Kitchen with Oven, Stable and Loft, Barn and Coalhouse, also a productive Garden, well stocked with ...

... of December lie had gone to see her at Mr. Foster's. His wife and her fellow-servant, Frances Dobson, sat with him in the kitchen three hours, and he appeared to be affectionate to his wife. His wife saw ladle to the door, and as they were parting he pulled ...

... experience considerable difficulty In getting rid of the waste matter, vegetable and animal, forming the refuse of the markets, kitchens. sweepings, &c., of great towns. In Paris, says Gaffssemi, thia material is calcined and the residue formed into a substance ...

... neighbouring continent. 1118.1'sta:se Pit 11.ANT111101.Y.—A Mr. Kitchen. who was lately brought before a court in Philadelphia, for an assault on his wife, arid, in justiticatiou Mrs. Kitchen, gentlemen of the jury, In a member of a church: she forsakes ...

... returned. Moderator Lamps classed and repaired. House Gutteriog of all kinds made and fixed. Locks repaired and keys fitted. Kitchen Ranges and hot water Pipes attended to. STARCH TO H R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, AWARDED THE PRIZE ...

... fine views and delightfully situated. rgIO LET, with immediate occupation, containing two good parlours, four bed-rooms, a kitchen, and garden. Bent 118 per annum. For particular& enquire of Mr. Pita. Insaraare Gasparles. Accidental and Marine Insurance ...

... The prisoner said that old Mr. Fleming, after inflicting the wounds on the deceased, took off and burned his shirt at the kitchen fire. On Saturday, 12th July, the day prior to Jessie M'Lachlan's arrest, and while old Mr. Fleming was in custody, the a ...

... likely I'll do that, sir,' said, he looking very confidently. ' But about the wather, sir ?' ' There's plenty to be had in the kitchen.' ' But the naygur ! Will l_say till her 'tis yer honor's ordhors ?' ' Certainly ; she'll make no difficulty.' ' Oh, begorra ...

... horsehair, mahogany side- board, a set of capital mahogany dining tables, square pianoforte by Broadwood, port, window curtains, kitchen requisites, also about 60 head of poultry, 6 guinea fowls, hen coops, firewood, &c. Catalogues may be had at the Inns in the ...