... row, into a kitchen garden Here puss, under cover of some greenstuff, promptly slips out at the far end, and makes her way back, ringing round to the right. In the garden, which they work up and down, the pack is f{foiled for the moment by her double ...

... remaining in the place and his wife will not leave him, but all their servants, with the exception of those employed in the kitchen and stables, have taken their departure, and these few are now contemplating flight. The difficulties attending the work of ...

... (Aldcroft), Donnybrook (S. Rogers), Lord Clifden (T. Chaloner), The Orphan (J. Reeves), Damier (Sprooty), Grande Dame (Kitchener), Hospodar (C. Pratt), Princet (G. Pratt), Mons. Nardonie (Rook), and Demon (Flatman). As may be supposed, Lord Clifden looked ...

... cuisine. But the cooking of peacocks is not a subject to write or comfortably. The bird is better on the lawn than in the kitchen. We cannot think of him grilled, roast, or boiled. The hundred eyes of Argus with which Juno bedecked his tail forbid desecration ...

... picture. You pass through the old gateway into the courtyard, go into the time-worn church, the banqueting hall, the feudal kitchen, and through the ball-room, into the yew-treed ivy-clad terrace, and you seem to have walked through English history. For ...

... cotton breeches, the whole surmounted by a pot hat with a flat crown and broad brim. A pair of top boots stand before the kitchen fire, which since last used have been making short stages towards their present position. From the back-house, where they ...

... of the next the town and the temporary sojourners therein were memorable year in which Red Deer won the Cup, ridden by Kitchener, the horse carrying a burden and the jockey going to scale at a bodily figure that are perhaps record !:>, even Reel Deer ...

... fine old timber. They include flv\'/ergarden, fish ponds, and a romantic wilderness walk throug~ which a stream fl ows. The kitchen gardens are very productive, and have a full complement of glass and a gardener's cottage. The home farm, exceptionally well ...

... Ye introduced the aristoxy, beloved of )\[ r. Jeames After all that great, energeuc Ycllowplush, c,-en to the suburb:>n kitchen_ After all that great, energeuc middle class, with its struggles, its passions, and its mo,·ements, is a powerful element ...

... fine old timber. They includ ~fl owerl garden, hsh ponds, and a romantic wilderness walk thronl!h which a. stream flows. The kitchen gardens are very prcducli\e, and have a full complement of glass and a gardener's cottage. The home farm, exceptionally well ...

... s ummer. A new wing has been added to the old house, and this contains a r e :~1l y beautiful dining-room, together with kitchens, etc., ll' hich will add greatly to the comfort of members and their friends on crowded summer eve nin gs. The terrace to ...

... in its own grounds of six acres, House stands high, on large ~ stablishment. Charming gardens and pleasure grounds, also kitchen garden of about three acres. DRAINAGE AND WATER SUPPLY PERFECT, the former having been Ihis year entirely reconstructed on ...