... mashing vats, several cubs, oak table, elm ditto, oak clothes press, oak kit- chen chairs, round table, 2 four-post bedsteads, kitchen table, with numerous other articles. Refreshments on the table at ten and the sale will commence at eleven with the sheep ...

... enjoy- ments, as they now do in building for their own com- fort. I really saw one enclosure, with stables, wash- house, oven, kitchen, poultry-house, &c., which would do credit to an English country house, the bricks, boilers, wood, window frames, and glass ...

... men, General Mouraieff ordered the repast to be given to them which lie had previously prepared for them in the military kitchens on the left bank of the Kars-tchal. On the same day (28th of November) the fortress was occupied by our troops under the ...

... with the stirring sLht out of doors, that few sought for refreshment, and these who did were told in many instances that the kitchen was shut up. ...

... work; and they also make agricul- tural implements. They take turns to assist in the domestic ser- vices of the house and kitchen. Washing is done every day in an admirably organised laundry, and the boys wash their own clothes. It is the chef d'atelier ...

... assembled last week at the Peterborough Corn Ex- change to hear Dickens read his Christmas Carol. The Government has opened kitchens in every quarter of Paris for the sale of soups, vegetables, and meat, at reduced prices. Mademoiselle Cruvelli is to be ...

... Drake, being built during the reign of Henry VIII., at the breaking up of Barlings Priory, distant about some two miles. The kitchen contained several frescoes and panel paintings of merit, as well as an armoury. Mr. Greetham was insured to some extent in ...

... valleys, but their contentment returns when they think of the fat goose who, tied by the leg, is awaiting his doom by the kitchen tent or bakehouse, or of the tender pig, who has been reared up from his childhood for the sole object of doing honour to ...

... singular circumstances. It appeared from the evidence of several witnesses that while the deceased was proceeding from the kitchen, and crossing the gateway, with a can of hot water and a jug of cold water, with the intention of taking them into her master's ...

... girls, Ann Hambury and Ann Davis were at breakfast-I sat down by the fire-Hambury rose from the table and went into ,the back kitchen-My wife called Ann Hambury, and said Ann what have you been doing. [By Mr. Owen :—I held out no inducement to the girl to ...

... of December he had gone to see her at Mr. Foster's. His wife and her fellow-servant, Frances Dobson, sat with him in the kitchen three hours, and he appeared to be kind and affectionate to his wife. His wife saw him to the door, and as they were parting ...

... THE KITCHEN AND FRUIT GARDEN. When the ground is in a fit state, plant out the strongest of the cabbage plants that have stood in the seed bed over the winter, and fill up blanks that have occured in the rows planted in the autumn. Get in early beans ...