... through the winter, should now be taken up and potted, and placed in a cool shaded pit till established in the pots. THE KITCHEN- GABDEN.—Plant out young cabbage plants raised to stand the winter, and water them well two or three times to give them a ...

... attempted, to throw herself out of the window, but witness prevented her. At six in the morning, however, on going into the kitchen she found that her sister had drowned herself in the cistern. Biggs had seduced deceased. After hearing further evidence the ...

... all unsightly objects, and by a general attention to neatness, te prolong the season of enjoyment as much as possible. THE KITCHEN-GARDEN. — The dry weather has afforded a fine opportunity for getting up and storing in excellent condition the late crops ...

... in the most frightful attitudes. oome of the restaurateurs carry their cook- shops about with them on long poles, with the kitchen at one end anci the salle-a-manger at the other. These are celebrated for a soup made, I should think, from large caterpillars ...

... The dwelling in which the accident happened is unfit for human habitation the rooms have the following cubical contents: Kitchen or living room, 950 feet; front sleeping room 280 feet back sleeping room, *265 feet. It was built' before the Public Health ...

... tha more hardy varieties in shallow pits, with a thoroughly dry bottom, and in which the plants will be near the glass. THE KITCHEN-GARDEN. Complete plantations ot cabbage, lettuce, &c., &c., while the weather is so favourable, and make gocd all blanks in ...

... Shoreland beckoned him out of the room, and asked him for a shilling's worth of gin, and he said he would if she took it into the kitchen. Roberts then came up and took his guard and watch. Fletcher seized him by his hair, and they robbed him of X2 5s. The two ...

... compost ground. Continue to remove un- sightly objects, and keep this department as lively and cheerful as possible. THE KITCHEN-GARDBN.—About the end of the month, if the crop of cauliflower is larger than the immediate consumption, a portion of the ...

... beckoned hitn out of the room, and asked him for a shilling's worth of gin, and he said he would if she took it into the kitchen Roberts then came up and took his guard and watch. Fletcher seized him by his hair, and they robbed him of £ 2 5s. The two ...

... and know very well where there is a nice girl in the kitchen. (Laughter.) It is strange thev cannot find time to look after the lodging-houses. It is a notorious fact that you find them in the kitchens of tho houses in almost every street in the town. (Laughter ...

... out. The burglar when res- cued was taken into a house, where witness and another constable followed him into a room. P.C. Kitchener and Price were in the room whh the burglar, and the crowd was pressing to get in. They barricaded the door, but the mob effected ...

... coniferous plants, and other shrubs, which, though tolerably hardy, it is yet advisable to protect slightly during severe THE KITCHEN-GAnnEX. ■ Cnt, down and dress the as- paraprus beds, if not already done. If thought necessary a dressing of well rotten manure ...