... Drawers, Sofas, a fine M.e- hopar.v Book-cafe. Pri-l- Eel. Mount,-,; Reels. Feather Reels. Car pets. Blankets, a Kitchen Jack, and Kitchen Furniture of all kinds, a p,,0,i Ilit-'ir-ei.iv flock an decant Harpfichord with a he. 1 Fhefiii c ? .Aimcnce eacr ...

... Fourth Ward), suggesting the propriety r of calling a public meeting to take measures towards the es- t tablishnment of ?? kitchens-expressing their belief, at the same time, that the alarming progress of the present epidemic was in a great measure attributable ...

... -in company of a-person- named Kitchen, and, pn their reaching the kiln, - Kitchen went down the ladder, fixed a rope to one of the bodies, and called to those above to draw up - the rope. They drew the body up, and Kitchen came up, the ladder before the ...

... 15 0 0 St Stephen'st . . 126 10 0 St John's Chapel . 104 8 8 l'be,.fziotving collections have heen received for tiie Soup Kitchen, Old Green Market : Mr Johacten, at Mfr French's Church, fCol- lege Street . . . . L.15 1.; 0 Mr Ramsey, St .Jeob'e . . 20 ...

... when in drink in a similar manner before, did not U think Much of being shut out from her hedl that night, but went intol ah kitchen and lay down beside her serf vant girl.,andmin a little time both fell asleep. In a o bnit ani hour and a half afterwards ...

... note, dated October 28, only reached her yesterday, November 3. Lady Shuckborough was unacquainted vital the name of the kitchen-maid, until mentioned by Lady Seymour, as it is her custom neither to apply for or give characters to any of the under-servanti ...

... door gives access to the kitchen-a large, roomy apartment, about fifteen feet by twelve, lighted up from the south by a handsome casement window, that allows a perfect flood of sunshine to stream into the place. From the kitchen there open up two apartments ...

... dord . IvsWShldi'teld 'Council Chambiers this afterno(on~ he Lr ~ve nh ii L h ir-t conside mecin for, the ?? obf Sc'u P ta kitchen~s in various, part of th cit for, the~ relief'of 1h cttl dea1titute- poor.: He -pointed out' -the, necessity Of t~iis! n't ...

... are well adapted to the afe of an extenfive Tavern, and amongft which are an excel- lent Smoke Jack, kitchen Range, BoilingTable, and o- ther kitchen Utenfils;-as alib, three large Crimnfon Moreen Curtains, a large Mirrr, and a Vafe Stove. liOUSE1It-LO ...

... pnpther portion entered the kitchen chimney in the a gable last rmentioned, laid the; ,maid servant insen- ,sible on the heait4 hout injuring any pther of the family,, seveial of frhorn were at thd mpomnebt in the P kitchen. The searant is now q~iterecoveged ...

... James lKiocaid, a small cowfeeder, was twice struck by the electric matter. It first darted down the chimney leading from the kitchen, and injured several men aid women sitting round the fire place, but particularly 'Kincaid's son, who remained long insensible ...

... engaged, when in I an instant a dreadful wave broke, upon as, dashing its at c the same moment the kitchen window, the front cellarE door, and- the kitchen entrance next the Fort-field. So ! great was the rush, that in five minutes there' were ten t feet ...