... frequently rolled, and everything should he done that will serve to ifnprove the appearance of the garden. If any potion of the kitchen garden or pleasure ground indieates a want of better drainage, this is an excellent timo for remedying the evil, as there ...

... CRtERTS..-Q( Oil! n!l- ?? tribes to whichi her dwe'llings of man- lkind are' s'nhlijietthere, is tome ?? ?? than the common, kitchen icockrilli (eri o(orro ldusly termed ,the.ctoqlk otl black beetle), norinonhi niore tdestractirie i noisy clirping house cricket ...

... reliable manuner. The houses are large and ooimiodious. No. 100, Dover Street, contains parlour and kitchen and five good bedrooms. 102 contains shop, good kitchen and scullery, drawing-room, and four bedrooms. The store, which is approached from Dover Street ...

... 1 is. The house contains on ground floor dining- room, front and back drawing-rooms. with conser- vatory off the latter; kitchen and pantries , and upstairs nine bedrooms, including servants' apart- ments, library, bathroom, lavatory, storerooms, and ...

... it u as last April. The autumn I hi-at is conspicuously healthy. There is still somne g-rowth of green vegetables in the kitchen gardens, and the stock in the farmyard are for tha most part healthy and in good coadition. I broken gates and unnmended thatches ...

... coas. The Ocean Pearl, Iddon, from Runcorn, with patent manure The Dewi lass, Evans, from Yarmouth, with flour, The Calao, Kitchen, from Cardiff, wih- coal and tin. The Cameronian, Scott, from Liverpool with salt The Mary Caroline, Coppack, from Rochester ...

... with the liweve Ponard Hotel have been erected, including bicycle- rhouse. greenhouse. stables and coachhouse. and the &otel kitchen and laundrv have been enlarged. The passenger steanmer Slieve Donard was sold in the couro s of the half vear, as it asR found ...

... 'wrote expressing their sanction to the psy- ment of 10s per week to Mary Cordr.er for acting as assistant in the workhouse kitchen during a period of four weeks. In another comnmunication the same Board stated tbhat they would raise nlo objectiors to the ...

... leaving her three ehildren-Mary, Kate, and Edward, aged re- spectively six years, three years, and eighteen months-in the kitchen. The two eldest ones had been instructed to look after their little brother, who lay quietly sleeping inl a cradle. Shortly ...

... where there is accommnodation for nnokers. The hody is divided into first and second class saloons, stewards' pantry and kitchen. There are also well-appointed lavatories for each class. Both saloons are fitted up with seats and dining tables to accommod(ate ...

... residences, known as No--. 1 and 2, Inve-enaide Villas, White- head, were sold by pnivate treaty at £900. Lot 4-Those three kitchen houises, including shop and l]arge stabhng yard, Nos 53-61, Beresfcrd Sit-reet. The bid-tinger wer e-M4r. Curran, £200, £220 ...

... nearly opposite Templemore Avenue; was recently bailt in a substantial manner, contains two good sitting and three bed rooma, kitchen, scullery, and all necessary conveniences. Miss B. Wallace was the purohaser at £150. Messrs Wheeler & l'Cntcbecn, Donegzall ...