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... asked to Remember Mitchels- town, but now they would also remember Featherstone. About one o'clock on Sunday morning the kitchen of a house in St. Helens was blown up. The occupant, a fireman named Jones, had a few days before been threatened for having ...
... to be shod, the bellows and the forge literally fulfilling the poetic ideal of being under a spreading chestnut tree, the kitchens and the bakeries. What is true of camp-life is equally true of the manoeuvres themselves. No one who has not seen a cavalry ...
... LUNCH IN THE FOREST. THE IMPERIAL TRAVELLING KITCHEN. ...
... and the table of his Majesty by no means a despiser of good living is famed for its culinary delicacies. The travelling kitchen of the Czar has no equal in the world. It can provide a dinner for a hundred persons, go everywhere by its own traction engine ...
... time of it during these hunts, in providing food for some 600 persons. Our dijeuner was prepared by six French chefs in a kitchen running on wheels a Paris invention. In the I avoning an al fresco peasants' ball had been arranged. The peasants of the ...
... Providing special dwellings for him doubtless saves considerable trouble, as he and his attendants always insisted upon separate kitchens and feeding quarters, and were generally most trouble some and exacting. Sir John Cowell, the Master of the Household, must ...
... article for which I was paid brought two pounds thirteen shillings. It appeared in Tit-Bits and described a night in a thieves' kitchen in Whitechapel. Mr. Newnes told me he would take as much of the same stuff as I could possibly write. Other newspaper work ...
... greatest of our younger novelists is a proselytising Pagan. Mr. Lang may lift his hands in pious horror, and turn to the soup-kitchens and Dorcas meetings, where he, doubtless, delights to read his ballades; but Mr. Hardy means it and feels it with an intensity ...
... now to lose my son How 1 tore about in search of him, to every room I hied, Through the dining-room and drawing-room the kitchen then 1 tried. Ah, what joy my grief was over, all my misery at an end Cookie's arms I found around my son she 'd shown him ...
... losing it, the whole world became for her a squalid kitchen, where coarse girls romped to a tune played on a concertina by a shoe-boy sitting on the dresser. The whole world became for her a squalid kitchen, where coarse girls romped to a tunc played on a ...
... rivals. I shall never forget the occasion. There stood the foreign gun four officers were detailed to fire it. Beside it was a kitchen table, with the cartridges ready to hand. One officer turned the crank, another aimed the gun, while the other two put cartridges ...
... explore the regions below. Descending by the rather steep companion way, we find here a main cabin, which is at once the kitchen, dining-room, work-room, and sleeping apartment for the crew. A neat little stove is seen at one end, a table down the centre ...