... between the defendant and plaintiff's wife in defendant's kitchen when they were at supper there together; but her wishes did not approve of such bad characters, and she was dismissed the kitchen,' and therefore could not tell the exact nature of what occurred; ...

... Leeds, his horse shyed at a waggon, and he was consequently dismounted. A few moments afterwards, the animal bolted into the kitchen of Mr. Mallorie, the spirit-merchant, through which it passed into the dining-room, and in the excess of its fright, it broke ...

... south trade, and . . . the•numerous chuckles of the three Lothians laying with all their might, to supply us with coilbe-kitchen and pancakes.--4berdecn Chronicle. A SUARK.—A few days ago a shark was caught in a tiet by some fishermen off Portobello. ...