... Sold, to. gather or separately, Three Semi-detached VILLAS, containing three spacious entertaining rooms, butler's pantry, kitchen, Ac., on the ground floor; ten bedrooms, two dressing rooms, large billiard room 16), large gardens, and carriage drive.*Apply ...

... EPsAlBarrow; 2, E.- Seern;a3, e, C. Wrg ole Rant le IEl Peas.-Any sort (stealer): 2, H. Lyle e Smyth; 2, Lord Trevor; 3, E. PaUL Kitchen Applea-Peesgocd'e Nonsmch: 1, F, Paul; 2, E. Severn; 3, RliEs Hurmberston, Newton. Alfristen: l L Sir G. A. neyrick;, Bart ...

... elve dishes of kitchen ?? ained for Mr. H. 1). Pochin, of eie }Ptenlh honours, were remarkable for ¢rLe and co'oor. Mrns. Blornfield, of ?? ook first prize, and Mr. A. 0. hrteswvn flagy secondi prie in the class -S~ c fsx dishea' of kitchen apples; whilst ...

... (ate keepsng'-- 1 J Wynne; tc 2, T Hatfield. Kitchen Poans: 1,. .rsO k Roberts, - 2. Jvynn-e; 3, J Sva1ndl. Kitchen. Apples: 1, Mrs w r J'B l~ohgrts:S.,T~atflteh':3,3Wyn~flO. Alfrlston, tn 2, John jones. Kitchen Apples (late keeping):l, Mlss m Faulkner, ...

... statioD; Behind all your ccnters are men wit]o broad shauld. a ders, who measure out ribbons, more fit far for so.sliors; Your kitchens and cook shops are filled with ena D cooks too, Who, Marry come up ! now write cookery books too ! The frivolous fops ...

... cups, ed altars, and bronze paterre Another room, trom which a dB niarrow passaeg led to the kitchen, coitained some large 1 er earthen jars. In ?? kitchen, the tinning of the sauce- he pnva was still bright. A large hoiler, two jars with y handies. ...

... end it is by these that Landreer, Cousins, and Cruikshank will he remembered long after Mr. Cooper' servants' hall and hack kitchen anecdoteshave been relegated to the limbo of obscurity. After reading Mr. Cooper's disparaging reminiscences of his deceased ...

... of Wales Theatre.-Ja:st My Lzuck; Ma.- Wasntcr. Royal Amphitheatre.-1l'ho Siks Fi;5t? a Ruaggh iamond ; ;he Belles of the Kitchen. Theatre Royal.-The Es unic Plsl'wife. Treaty .f Pea'e. Walker Art Gallery.-Auflrrnn Exhibition ci Pict.rrc Eengler's Grand ...

... |-uhtre sawm that he did not move He teght it strange, and then ~aeving blood fra his mouth he bezoe alared, aind Vdoot~e kitchen. and senrt for a doctor. It eQ ctlrred to hima af;ter herng the servant's 'X3e. that the sesd report must have beers ?? ig ...

... as-,the uesr-.-mef act of vlaity im. Ii pusted to the Queeen (amongs fifty others equally dslse)t istat of going into the kitchen with Bergainil, and* tdkingalunch;: It is not two years: sincee we~sa in in all the Isewapers fan article -froma Bigton, under ...

... hin. Onisarinbg she had none fo ihe 'roughly ordered. her away and went i the kitchen, which he kiinde her to 2ortly siterwatda his daughter .happened to look into the kitchen through a sma window in the sp, when she saw her father lying on the door with ...

... it should G. e be added that Mr. J. Taafle, of Roby, is the Wy honorary secretary of the society, and that Mr. J. PI G, Kitchen, of Htytot, and Mr. E. Middlehurst, i J. of Roby, shared the duties of honorary treasurer. ac e The names of the winners of ...