... once brought into the room and confronted with her mother, when she yelled in real alarm at the exposure, and bolted to the kitchen. Eventuslly both were sent off together, and the house settlei into s ordinary wont, after having been for a time in great ...

... 50 BE LET, in one of the best localities in Marine Town,—A Sitting Room and Bed Room adjoining, unfurnished ; with use of Kitchen and Washheuse. Apply at No. 3, Vietoria Terrace, Marine Town. ...

... LET, in one of the best localities in Marine J‘ Town,—A Sitting Room and Bed Room adjoin~ ing, unfurnished ; with use of Kitchen and Washhouse. Apply at No. 3, Victoria Terrace, Marine Town. ...

... OBE LET, in one of the best localities in Marin: P Town,—A Sitting Room and Bed Room adjoin= ing, unfurnished ; with use of Kitchen and Washhouse. Apply at No, 3, Victoria Terrace, Marine Town o i y N 0«_-,‘919',;.!‘ N > @f{% AN e ,\Q Al - ———— 70 OUR READERS ...

... unmarried, and her name was Sarah Mille. [ was then porter at Swan and E igar’s in Piccadilly, London. Sarah Mills came there as kitchen-maid. She was there about two years and a half, and then went into a situation in Tottenbam-court-road. 1 visited ber there ...

... LET, in one of the best localities in Marine '_:[ Town,—A Sitting Room and Bed Room adjoining, unfurnished ; with use of Kitchen and Washhouse. Apply at No. 3, Victoria Terrace, Marine Town. ...

... and interesting brauch of art to the study of which he has devoted forty years of his life. M. Soyer exhibited a plan of a kitchen devised by him aud Miss Nightingale, by which roasting, baking, broiling, brazing, frying, stewing, and boiling can be easily ...

... cake for you.” Ie yurchased a cake for the i}mle rirl, and, taking ber hand, Ld her home. He at once wllied into the back kitchen, on the grourd floor, where he found his wife sitting at tea with the sister of tho lodger. He touched the latter on the back ...

... my informant most was, to find that as the dinner-hour approached, M. Dumas, stripping to his shirt-sleeves, entered the kitchen, and, handling the casseroles with the skill of a professed chef, prepared with his own hands that all-important repast. I ...

... expected a friend to visit me on that night, but he did not come. There are two servants in the house. One of them slept in the kitchen, and tbe other at her own home. The servant who slept in the house was twenty years of age. I had five rings on two of my ...

... entrance into the residence of Mr. Newcomb, whose place of business is in High-street, Chatham, by forcing the shutter of the kitchen window, which being fastened with only one - bolt, afforded no real security. They then commenced ransacking all the down-stair ...

... and punished the hungry by putting them in a kenuel to feed. But misfortune has awakened the directors to the value of the kitchen department—a departwent perhaps more popular and profitable than fine arts courts or even fountains, The new and beautifal ...