... tihama. Police-oonsUble Proßser then went Into the kitchen and drank two glasses of ale. A man named John who was amongst the company, said that he would report Prosser, who wens into the kitchen between one and two o'clock. said that Prosser had no ...

... with death under the following melancholy circumstancea: —On the of January last deceased waa sitting hla mother's lap, the kitchen fire, when the chimney caught fire, and a quantity burning soot fell on the deoeaaea, burning feet, legs, and face. Oils ware ...

... that there would twelve students, but still they had not got them in the present state things. With regard to the College kitchen, and on,- or two other things, thought Mr. Cox's stigg- -turns wa very projier in every way; and he didn't see very much to ...

... said to be a brother Famell's, when (Faniell) interposed and took the place of his burlier. They stripped to tight in the kitchen, but the landlord would not allow thein to do so, and they went out into the street, where they fought several rounds. Jli ...

... stabbed butchei, named William Howman, who resides in Bromsgrove Street. the afternoon the Ist instant, complainant was in the kitchen the publichouse known by the sign of the SmithfieM Tavern, having some refreshments, when the prisoner, who had asleep, suddenly ...

... winter as to allow important researches be made concerning the lacustri in habitations. The objects chiefly found were corn, kitchen utensils, woven fabrics, anil plaited articles. Several young Tahitians, who came to France some years back to receive their ...

... appearance in Sussex. Thursday morning, a Penzance solicitor, named Millet, committed suicide by hanging himself his own kitchen. motive is assigned for the deed. Mr. Fechter is preparing new drama, founded on the Bride of Lammermoor. There is some ...

... Moseley, applied in person, and stated that he had a club room 27 feet by 16 feet 3 inches, in addition to smoke room, bar, and kitchen, and three spare bed rooms, with stabling for five horses. The property was his own, and was rated £40. per annum. Mr. Francis ...

... Barron's principle. The fine plato branch is active, but prices remain low. The manufacturers of steel toys and wrought-iron kitchen furniture are well employed, and there is more doing among the agricultural implement makers. Mr. J. Chubb hits patented an ...

... THE HOP TRADE. [From Messrs. Kitchen and TurnbulUs Circular.] Being an early season, we think it now advisable to give you our views to the probable result of the crop, and the workings of the coming trade. The summer being a fine one, has suited the ...

... ear still sounded the soft tones of her voice : And verlasting love thee. Thus he sat at the table, among the footmen and kitchen wenches, tasting neither food nor drink an object of utter contempt to his neighbouts. Before long, however, there came a ...

... door again plunge into the thick of the fair. Here are heaps of onions, such thrifty housewives love to see hanging in their kitchens. There seemed to be immense supply of them this year, and the quality excellent. The quotations will found elsewhere. ...