... appeatake of 'a sboe- .: maker's working'nife, ini a very blqody state. ' The 'kitchen door.was open', and Wmn. iReid, his siervant, irt the net '6f cornirig ouitofit~he'kitchen, with onlyhik t b~reeclies and great coat on, and armed with' a-bayouet. The ...

... the apartments, &c. To the left are the dining-room and the kitchen, and in close connection with the kitchen are the scullery, the pantry, the larder, a coal cellar, and a back door to kitchen court, in which are the ash- pit and other conveniences. At ...

... heard him. He hal just quittod the kitchen. There is no other commuflicetion ibto the servants' ball that through the k Iitchen, except d(esit the staircase from the iirst fiobe. e The foo man had just left the kitchen to go to the coal- a hole, in a different ...

... the males by means of a low screen. IsOn the same level and behind this hall are placed n the kitchen, service rooms, principal scullery, w officials' kitchen and scullery, and store. Of rooms. On the basement floor are the Id bakehouse, steam-boiler house ...

... followedl by Singleton, and adl-Connor was seen Jby another man in the kitchen 12?to knc Riley dow~n with the kitchen poker, and 6a. the, prisoner Maher beat him about the head with to the kitchen fender. Riley received several severe the scalp wounds, and his ...

... considerable time be- fore these rooms could be opened. In the meantime, the fire. which would seem to have originated in the kitchen, was spreading itself over the whole premises, and all the upper rooms, stircases, &c., were filled with a smoke so dense ...

... the directors have sopened a soup kitchen in the institution for the a supply of soup and rations by tickets to the poor t during the most inclement part of winter. They c have done so this winter, and the soup kitchen e~ |is still in operation. The directors ...

... Carluke parish, aged seventy-nine years. SUBSTANTIAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FM NO FORTE, PAINTINGS, W g BE TABLE CHINA, LUSTRES, KITCHEN RANGE, SMOKE JACK, NAPERY AND OTHER PRESES, &c. &c. To be SOrD by auction, in that self-contaiwed house, 97, George Street ...

... andi. can bear witness to the most dreary wretchedness of a house in which a stinking flood suddenly rises, puts out the kitchen fire, drives all the contents of sewers, &c., backwards into the house, and when it subtsides leaves a film of stinking mud ...

... could; he merely passed his time sitting on a stool. ia the kitchen ; prisoner also sat there. The cradle of the child was in the kitchen. On the 7th of October the child was in the kitchen, and witaess went out between ten and eleven o'clock, leaving ...

... 'little 'teilow was left in the kitchen in charge of' a younger' child whiils the mother was cleaning the I bedroom. There 'was a child' s chair kownn as a , going chair, suspended fromi the 'ceiling of . 'the kitchen, atttched to which was a 'stnng by ...

... adjoining the 3 kitchen when the explosion took place. The boiler flew in pieces from its bed, knocking down i the wall and the fire-places on each side of t it, there being one in the kitchen and the other in the wash-house. The kitchen was a S complete ...