... clean pipe, a spittoon, a pair of snuffers, and the newspapers; and, Margaret, take away my great-coat, carry it into the kitchen, and hang it before the fire to dry, and dry my umbrella, and tell me what o'clock it is; and if Mr. Huggins should come in ...

... wandering shoot. Many of the branches that were tolerated when full of flower buds may be spared after the bloom is over. In the kitchen garden thing to provide for is a good succession of everything. Peas may be sown again; French beans also for a second crop ...

... Let Americans be copi- ously watered until they have done growing. Look well to the greenhouse plants out of doors. In the kitchen garden, sow more peas and French beans ; earth and stick these up growing. Draw earth to the stems of potatoes. Stick and ...

... rejoice to add, the Princess has suffered no injury. The daughter of a gamckeeper at Rush county, Dublin, was lighting the kitchen fire, a few days ago, when, to facilitate ignition, she got her father’s gun- powder flask, and shook some of the contents ...

... to get poison to poison the cats, He was gving to Mr. Morley’s for Mrs. Dove’s medicine. When he returned he came into the kitchen and asked for a plate. I saw a paper and poison written on the outside, He asked me for some meat, and put the poison in, ...

... been turned out by her father, The Kings havin; assented to this, they went to bed again, leaving the gir! and Coe in the kitchen, where intercourse took place which led to the birth of the child in question. After this she said Coe visited her at Mrs ...

... went down into the kitchen, where she delivered herself of a female child. Jose came down also to the kitchen, and he called to the girl Burns to come and assist Mat- thews in After some little delay she was ad- mitted into the kitchen, where she found ...

... written by a gentleman ignorant of the con- joint fascinations and rapacity of two-legged blue-bottles in the vicinage of the kitchen window after nightfall. Strange is the instinct of some of these creatures, especially those known as detectives, of whom ...

... the year, or on ¢ e unfurnished. room; dining room; six bed rooms, rontaining seven Leds, housekeeper’s room, with a bed; Kitchen; Pantry; Larder; and other offices. tNTED—A LADY'S MAID,—She must be well qualified in every respect, have had a goou education ...

... Bohemian and English Glass, &c,, suitable for presents, kept in the Show Rooms, ong Agent for Flavell & Co.’s much approved KITCHEN GRATES. Gas Fitting in all its branches Patent Candles, Oil, Camphine, &e. H. W. LAMB, BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMENT » OOKSELLER ...

... having her eyes and her hands everywhere, She suffers no detail to escape observation, and is as able to prevent waste in the kitchen, as leakage in the shop, She still finds time to occupy herselt with her childron, Her sons go to col- lege, but her daughter ...

... Avent for Flavell & Co.'s much approved KITCHEN GRATES. Gas Fitting in all its branches Patent Candles, Oil, Camphine, OOKSELLER, Stationer, Printer, News Agent,&c., exeeutes all orders entrusted to him, with punctuality and care, Orders for Books, Mag- ...