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... destiny for three pence. I did not like to take her into the front passage, so went to the back door, and let her into the kitchen when she came round the house.—Well, then, I suppose she told you your fortune. What was it—that you were to marry an emperor ...
... too much dryness is occasioned. There is, however, of course less danger of this during the present close weather. In the kitchen-garden the principal work now is weeding, hoeing, and earthing up- Turnips may be thinned if necessary; young lettuces planted ...
... knowing her master tit le ], a was not at home, thought there would be no impropriety in of inviting her young man into the kitchen, an invitation etendi which' was eagerly accepted by the gay young porter. In °f the kitcheit was seated another female domestic ...
... Farringdon-street, London George Routledge and Co., Farringdon-etreet. DELAMER'S KITCHEN AND FLOWER GARDEN. In One Vol., fcp. Bvo., price 2s. 6d., cloth extra, gilt, THE KITCHEN and FLOWER GARDEN; or, the Culture in the Open Ground of Bulbous, Tuberous, ...
... THAMES. A WITNESS TIIRELTENED.— Agnes _Kitchen, a most infamous and desperate woman, who had been for a long time acting in concert with a gang of burglars and thieves, was brought before Mr. Yardley, on a warrant, charged with threatening the life of ...
... can be safely recommended as being adapted to every-day use in our English kitchens. Chapters on pastry-making, and on the department of housekeeping which relates to the kitchen are added, and renders this a most complete cookery book, adapted to the wants ...
... Nov. 23, at 12, at the Benitrupts' Court : solicitors, Me ssrs. Al dridge and Bromley, South-square, Gray's-inn, and Mr. Kitchener, Newmarket; official assignee, Mr. Edwards, 13as;ngha11-strect. Auguste Martins, late of Mark-lane Chambers, merchant, Oct ...
... notice that it is my intention from this day to charge you ss. a week rent for the room which you occupy with use of the kitchen. If you are willing to remain on these terms let me know immediately, so that, if not, I may take steps to let the room to ...
... and Roby; at Tollington-park, Hornsey-road. Bricks, by Mr. Chadwick; at Peckham. Furniture. pier glasses, engravings, and kitchen requisites, by Mr. Arthur; at Tichborne-street, Regent's Parli. Iron repository, plated articles, 400 volumes of medical and ...
... Henrystreet, carrying with it the brickwork, and forcing the horse through the kitchen window: causing instantaneous death to the animal. Several persons were in the kitchen at the time; and a little girl belonging to Mr. Winn, the proprietor of the house ...
... before.—Charles Wyatt, a lodger in the house, was awoke by the cries of' Mrs. Levers, and coming, down stairs, found the front kitchen window open. A. silver teapot which had been left in the cup-, board. was on the table, as if ready to be taken away. His ...
... three years. Last night, the 30th of September, he came to see me. My mistress went to bed, and left us up together in the kitchen. My master went to bed about eight o'clock. The prisoner and I sat quietly together till about one o'clock, and no angry words ...