... contact with the plough, there was found beneath It a rtono veawl In the shape of the wooden ladle of the country farmhouse kitchens, only that It appeared to have long ago been denuded of part the handle or tall. II has, no doubt, been hidden from the light ...

... been sold), the remaining Household furniture, consisting of Brussels Carpets, capital Oil-Cloth, Tables, Chairs, Bedding, Kitchen Requisites, and numerous items; also Garden Frames, Garden Rollers and Tools, 300 Greenhouse Plants, Pleasure Boat, I adders ...

... door and looked in. The curate a&ked him If he wanted anything, to which he replied in the negative, and retreated to the kitchen, followed by Mr. Lane who saw two hares and a goose laid upon the table. It occurred to the curate that the man was one of ...

... various descriptions of SUPERIOR HOUSE COAL at prices equally low as any house in the trade. Also other sorts, suitable for kitchen purposes, greenhouses, or steam engines. The COKE is of the best quality. SALT for domestic or agricultural consumption. Orders ...

... morning rose as usual, and told Ills wife he was going on business to Kidderminster. drank a quart of cider, and then left the kitchen. Between ten and eleven o'clock as the wife was in the garden she heard son ething fall In the hay-loft, and curiosity led ...

... Ac., taking care at the same time, however, that the rations shall be the best quality and m good measure. The work of the kitchen is thus brought within the capacity of the plainest! of plain cooks, and as the operations of one day are exact repetition ...

... the kitchen, saying : Ha ha I thought my nose did not deceive me. Ducks 1 Capital—very fond of ducks, and one of those »>rown beauties shall be my dinner.' 1 fancy you'll find youraelf mistaken, sir,’ said the hostess, whisking about the kitchen and, ...

... at 2s. 6d. Fine Old JAMAICA HUM afc ,ow 7 usi the trade. 3s. per bottle, usually sold at 3s. 6d. Martelle’s » stable for kitchen purposes fine old Cognac Brandy per bottle, usually sold at or engines. fid. Fine Amber Sherry £2 2s. per dosen. is of the ...

... landlady of No. 6, Brompton-road, was called, and said the defendant and bis wife occupied drawing-room floor and the back kitchen. She detailed what took place on Scnday, the 29th of June. She said the soldier came dinner, for it was taken after arrived ...

... refer the common whiting (washed chalk) of the shops which is so generally used domestic polishing ingredient in almost every kitchen. When I aver that this remedy far exceeds all others, I speak from the experience arising out more than 91) acquaint. ftuce ...

... benefit which would result to our poorer classes if they understood the subject better. is not generally known, perhaps, that kitchen has been work m Abbot’s Langley, where cottage cookery has been practically taught for the last two years. The Eev. E. Gee ...

... generally how to make the meet if tecond sentence which would wipe out tlx years of the little. Every man has his turn in the kitchen, and he nIL TV. I , . who dishes up the best soup or ragout receives the con- The Duke of Marlborough said that recently in ...