... INGiHOUSE, situate on the Tovwer Ditches, St. Mary Tower, Ipswich, in the occupation of Mr. William Den. lham; it comprises a parlour, kitchen, wash-hlouse, pan. ltry, and two chambers; also a small garden, surrounded bT~aHbEiEQVUIlTY OF REDEMPTION of and ...

... curtains to match, 3 featherbeds, curled hair mattrasses, and bedding of the best quality; 2 Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, parlour, kitchen,and bed-room chairs; mahogany tables, sofa, chiests ofidrawers, I chimney glass, iron chest, bureau, 8-day clock ...

... Duy * Back kitchen, scullery, and closets, pan* I try, kitchen. Looks, study, dining-ro.-m, best bed-room, ! Nos. 5 and (i, maid servants' renin, man servant's room, I cellar and tub-hi use, back yard and garden. Mr. Geokok VV. Salter respectfully in ...

... Lonieestoft.. To he SOLD by AUCTION, By HOWLETT & LENNY, On Tuesday, September 24th, 1844, THE Entire Live & Dead FARMiNG STOCK, Parlour 1and Kitchen FURNITURE, the property of Mr. HENRY LING, wbose term expires ; consisting of 4 useful and active cart horses ...

... Chaise-house, Stable, Gardens, and Yards. Catalogues may be had at the Crown and Anchor Hotel, Ipswich; Lion Inn, St.Osyth; Maid's Head Inn, Thorp; Black Boy, Weeley; Queen's Head Inn, Great Clacton; and at Mr.Cook's Offices, Colchester & Stratford St ...