... lall, Mr Wlihum ?? tiic- following lofs at his plantation I : \ chimney of the dwelling houfe . - ■ fu'.c of a two ilorcy kitchen un-.l a ?? away ; a fowl houfe, with a pigeon j . ?? 1 'i.houfc, and (tables, overfctanir.'lown [ - ._ r _.l negro houfc-s ...

... as existing on the coasts nf the Danish islands of the Baltic, and 3which aTe called by the Danes Rjokken.mod. in or kitchen middens. A slight. excava- ,as made by the members, and abundant. cia en8 of Oardium edule, rytiluve edulis, Opeeltensu$ta ...

... Harding, ro lie Enfign, by purchalc, vice Sales, promoted, dated April zo. igoo. Ed Battalion of 20th Foot Eniign Thomas Kitchen, to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vies Byrcn, promoted, dated -April so. iSco. 36th Foot — Enftgii John I.indfay to be Lieutenant ...

... of w Mr Meorfield, the Principal Clerk of the kitchen. fe The provisions had been preparing for some days past, in the kitchen at the King's Palace, Pall Mall, and also in be the newly arranged kitchen in the Ambassador and Entre- MI yard, under the ...

... of pork .31 doz. nectarines 7 litebes of bacon 3 sieves pears 57 hams 3 sieves table apples 432 beef tongues IS bushels kitchen do. 663 chickens 4 sieves plumbs 431 partridges 30 doz. lbs. figs 53 grouse 1-3 bushels walnuts So hares 60 lbs. filberts ...

... viands for the princely table. A confidlential servant-who is sure to get the St Vladimir for the trouble-takes them to the kitchen ; sees every dish partaken of by the cook, locks it tip; and carries, under an escort, to the banquet-hall. There is no e ...

... the charac-esoC ter of the British manufacture. 8S Last w6ek, a child, only a few years old, who had been left alone in a kitchen in Hamilton, C applied the spout of a tea kettle, then boiling on k the fire, to itsmouth, which caused almost theg., instant ...

... and the prisiet remanded till Friday. He had effected all el trance to the premises by removin-g a 1ule glass from the kitchen window, antil Clitt through the shutters with a sharp chisel lwarsh succeeded thus far be got in, and in moftill,, table which ...

... fumcient, a fecotid, and even a ttiird, may be applied i.i the manner ah, ye defcribed. T*vo oa'init-, ! v- cver, are Miy ?? for kitchen utcrdile. wl.icii have beeh a good deal ufed ; and, ?? r ...

... from the walls of the building, and are well lighted by large circular-headed windows. Each house con- tains a large roomy kitchen, 14 feet by 11 feet, and a room, 14 feet by 10 feet-both having bed recesses-a pantry about .4 feet square, shelved all round ...

... market. Who that wants a wife in Australia cannot get one ? And who would not rather take her from her natural sphere-from the kitchen, the school- room, or the family circle-than from a paraded rank of candidates drawn up for inspection, for- feiting, in the ...

... Remaining, S. Total cases, 88; Died, Sl. Statement sof the daily distribution of soup and bread at the Oltd Green Market Snup Kitchen Quarts of Soup. Rolls of Bread. Feb. 25. S3,00 5922 27. 5293 6593 28. bO33 503S 29. 5059 -.- 5059 March 1. 5000 5149 2. 5000 ...