... village, and on leaving they agreed to break in and rob the premises in question ; that they effected an entrance into the back kitchen, cutting a window with a pocket-knife, and removing a shutter; but having got so far they found further progress arrested ...

... but the man, we are sorry to say, expired on Wednesbay, and has left a wife and young family unprovided for. —lbid. Soup-Kitchen, Forres. —At a meeting held in the court-house last week, by the committee of the heritors for the relief of the poor, it ...

... Look down every area in the street; if you do not by accident see one, ring the bell, and enquire if the policeman is in the kitchen. Repeat this at every door, and you cannot fail eventually to find one. FUNERAL OF THE EARL OF LIMERICK ...

... belonging to Mr. James Pearson, Gardener, Glenquoich. The House consists of Two excellent Sitting-Rooms, Four Bed- Rooms, a Kitchen and Sunk Cellar, and a GARDEN in front of the House, neatly enclosed with a Stone wall and Metal railing, &c. &c. Further ...

... shift, and having first hidden the clothes in a closet, or recess, in the house, actually made a large fire purposely in the kitchen, and then took the child up by the legs, held its face downwards, and laid it on the top grate bar until the poor child's ...

... glimpse of her as came in, in her little white apron, carrying the jam rolls on a tray out of her little pantry into the kitchen. Mrs. Thorne had told him that the jam rolls were of Rosa's making. Mr, R. P. was enchanted ; jam rolls were bis favourite ...

... — Medical Times. The Mouse and the Muscle. —A lady in Preston was surprised the other day by hearing strange noise in her kitchen. * On going inquire, she was not a little astonished to find that it proceeded from a muscle holding fast a mouse which it ...

... river, lately occupied by Mr. John Mackintosh, Word-merchant, containing Parlour, two Bed-rooms, large well-finished Attic, Kitchen, Pantries, Coal Cellar, nnd other conveniences. The Fillings. .Grates, and Bell-hangings are complete ; and there is a small ...

... not verv ino clock P.M. It IS supposed that a spark of telligibly state. But a few weeks have passed fire, issuing from the kitchen chimney, fell and now, as one who has mastered the whole’ the thatch, which immediately ignited. come 9 forward and lays before ...

... To the Provisional Curamittfe the Great North pert, bat few—nr the Direct Northern and might large vvell-finishod Attic, Kitchen, Pantol Scotland Railway Aberdeen. answer hi» purpnae to adverlise his intention lak- rics, Coal Cellar, and other conveniences ...

... WHITSUNDAY FIRST, THAT HOUSE in the low end of High Street at present occupied l>y James Mackie, Raker. It contains 3 Rooms, Kitchen, 3 Closets, and large under Cellars, with an excelloiit SHOP attached, and HAKEHOUSE nearly new. Rent moderate. Apply to General ...

... and BEDCLOTHES, a CHEST of DRAWERS and DINING-TABLE, SIDE TABLES. KIR CANE-BOTTOMED HAIRS. FENDER and FIRE-IRONS. &c. &c. KITCHEN DRESSER, TABLE, and other UTENSILS. Tbe Sale will commence at 10 o’clock forenoon, an>l as the whole must sold off for READY ...