... gaineddthirongh the bed-roomn wherein five women slept, teatring the tester foen one of the beds, and passed down into the kitchen, where it shivered in picces various articles, of fiir i- turc. It tireio entered an aidjoinirig eowv-house, l which wvere ...

... GBateson 3, J O Kitchen. Three Pompone d. Chrysnthemums, distinct: 1, Mrs W G Bateson ; 2, J he G litchen. One Pompone chrysanthemum: I, Mrs to W G Bateson; 2,30 Kaitchen; 3,H Cunningham, un One Standard Chrysanthemum: 1, J A Bartlett; 2, J o Kitchen. One Pyramid ...

... flavoured: Dr. aWilliams. Plums, dessert, 6: 1, Dr. Williams; 2, W. Ben. ison. Plums, kitchen, 6: 1, Dv. Williams; 2, W. Boys. Apples, dessert, 6: Mrs. Gardner. Apples, kitchen, 6: f1, Dr. Williams; 2, Mrs. Gardner. Collection of fruit, 7 varieties: 1, W. Boys; ...

... your namye in this, Lord Kitchener, he gushed, producing a very flimsy lace handkerchief and laying it on the table. Then I'll have the autograph worked in silk and keep it for ever in memory of the hero of Khartoum. Kitchener pieked up the scented ...

... mether. ~3EorrowbjI shrille. An Irishman who had returned fiom Italy, where be had been with his master, was asked in the kitchen: Yel, then Pat, what is lava I heiar the master talk'ng about? 1 Only a drop of the crater, was Pat's witty reply. DNsmNITION ...

... bousd too, by STEAM. Steam now rules the roast, and steam boils e'en the pot; Steam kettles, steam hearths, and steam kitchens we've got And coaches and carriages, needing no team, Fly swiftly on railways and highways by STEAM. Tile coachman begins ...

... Monday in the case of a cook, who w iasfo I, with great aniniation pointing out to John the merits on ' of an immense kitchen-range, with culinary apparatus an at complete, in the hardware departrents. Since then sari- T 11 ous cases of a similar ...

... of fuels and would only be c used where it was plentiful, and it is probable that the S trench kitchen is more genorally used in South a Africa. If the kitchen is to be made in a camp where li the stay of the troops is to be for only one or two nights, ...

... Flowerdew were it deemed excellent. Melensevwere fin splendid condition, the p w first prize being heavily contested. Kitchen apples anid P id kitchen plums, both the produce of C. R. Jacson, wore 4 .y extromely fine fruit, and much admired. There woere S a, some ...

... manufacturer of the best soap over used for cleansing a'dty r mes feice. We have tried it, therefore we know. A lady entered her kitchen the other day, and found the oven swimming with grease. On asking the servant, a Welsh girl, the cause, she said, Look you ...

... is full of promise as to the utility and excellence of the whole production. The initial part deals with ?? arrangements, kitchen furniture, residential peculiarities, and essentslae, health, household manage. meat and conduct, family needs, clothing, ...

... shoulder of a newly-born !child were discovered. This morning (Friday) the remainder of the body was found in a stewv pon hi tbe kitchen, and on investigation it has been ascertained that a servant of Mr. Hayward, namod Ann Ilyams, had justbeen delivered of a ...