...built at the side of the cottage, and in a kind of long shed, with mud walls, and thickly-thatched with straw. Along the ends and down one side of the...bottom of each basket there is a tile placed, or rather that the tile forms the bottom of the basket ; upon this the fire acts, — a .small fire-place being...

...the pencil of Cruikshank. The hatching-house was built at the side of the cottage, and was a kind of long shed with mud walls, and thickly thatched with...forms the bottom of the basket; upon this the fire acts,—a small fire-place being below each basket. Upon the top of each basket there is a straw cover,...

...built at the side of the eottage, and was a kind of long shed, with mud walls, and thiekly thatehed with straw. Along the ends and down one side of the building are a number of round straw haskets, well plastered with mud, to prevent them from taking fire. In the bottom of eaeh hasket there...

...CHINESE MODE OF HATCHING EGGS. THE hatching-house was built at the side of the cottage, and was a kind of long shed with mud walls, and thickly thatched with...down one side of the building are a number of round straw-baskets, well plastered with mud to prevent them from taking fire. In the bottom of each basket...

...Cruikshank. "The hatching-house was built at the side of U» cottage, and was a kind of long shed, with oud walls, and thickly thatched with straw. Along the ends and down one side of the build">g are a number of round straw baskets, well plsstered with mud, to prevent them from Wong fire....

...pencil of an English artist. The hatching-house was built at the end of the cottage, and was a kind of long shed, with mud walls and thickly thatched with straw. Along the ends and down one side of the buildings are a number of round straw baskets, well plastered with mud, to prevent them from taking...

...primitive. The hatching house is usually a long shed built of bamboo, the walls plastered with mud and thickly thatched with straw. Along the ends and...of the building are a number of round straw baskets plastered with mud to prevent them from taking fire. A tile forms the bottom of each basket. Upon this...

...the pencil of Cruikshank. The hatching-house was built at the side of the cottage, and was a kind of long shed, with mud walls, and thickly thatched with...baskets, well plastered with mud, to prevent them frcm taking fire. In the bottom of each basket there is a tile placed, or rather the tile forms the...