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... 1843, at 5 o'clock' in the afternoon, * .Scmfortable and convenient residence is substan. .L-tially built,. and comprises parlour, keeping-room, back kitchen asnd wash house, with store-rooms, a sleep. lag-rooms and every requisite convenience for a respec- ...
... Ipswich, within 10 minutes walk of the Cornhill, and now in the occupation of Miss Bolton. The HouaE consists of 2 good-sized parlours, ball, store-roonm, 2 front and 2 back chambers, dressing.room, attics, kitchen, wash-house, coal and other cellars. The ...
... Furniture, in 6 capital goose fea. ther beds and bedding, four-post and other bedsteads, all the usual chamber furniture. The parlour: mahogany chairs, tables, sofa, carpets, chimney glasses. Kitchen, pantry, cellar, store room, washhouse and dairy requisites ...
... d ADWELLING-HOUSE, with large Garden, as lately in the occupation of Mr. COTTON, known as AlBERT HovsF ; comprising 2 parlours, kitchen, washhouse, and other domestic conveniences; with stable and gig-house. For particulars enquire of Mr. W. Cunneil ...
... whets be hbaslived. Apply Y. Z., Journsal Ofice. T ANTED in a Gentleman's Family, where a Kitchen ! Maid is kept, a good Cook, and an Under.Horise. maid. For terms apply to Mr. Robert Miller, Grocer &c., ' Ipswich. ?? f0ice. i NATANTED a Clerk who has ...
... Ipswich and Framlingham. . NOBWICH anvi YARROIOUTW STEAM PACKET B V221'RDfr To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. W. WILDE, At the Maid's Head ino, St. Simon's, Norwich, on Tuesday, the 16th of June, 1840, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, Without Reserve, IHE ...
... whole has been erected by the present Proprietor. The HOUSE stands admirably for the Business ; con- taining a keeping-room, parlour, 3 sleeping rooms, con- venient offices, good walled-in Garden, and well-planted Orchard. The Detached Buildings are two Stables ...
... centre of the Tendring Hundred. Messrs. COOK & SONS Beg to acquaint the Public that they will OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, at the Maid's Head Inn, Thorpe, during this Month, lTTHE excellent and suhstautially.erected DWELLING- I.HOUSE and OFFICES, in Thorpe Street ...
... THE QUEEN'S BARRACKS, Now in the occupation of Mr. P. Hall. TlIE PROPERTY comprises a HOUSE, having an 1Entrance Passage, Parlour, Kitchen, 3 Chambers, and a large Attic. There are large Blacksmith's and Brazier's Shops. spacious Show Room with Store Room ...
... . ( Bein the Principal Inn in the Town): C ONTAININ G Commercial Room , large Market Boone, tJ2 other sitting rooms, bar parlour with bar tap, kit- chen, larder, enchon*iffibe, and mangling rodm; assembly room, about 46 feet long, with orchestra, &c.; ...
... BROOK STREET.' THIS EVENING, Saturday, the admired Drama of The CAOTLE A1'ECTAIE. FLOATING BEACON. On MONDAY, The IRON CHEST & MAID & MAGPIE, On TUESDAY-Under the Patronage of 4Georfe Greets 8#112s0n, -Eq., THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR. Cherry's Fashionable ...
... the 12th day of Dec., 1844, At Durnivells Farm, Levington, near Ipswich, IN LOTS, Capital FAT 3-YR.-OLD HOMEBRED STEERS i 20 maid HEIFERS. 100 Superior FAT Down SHEARLING SHEEP. Sale to commence at One o'clock precisely. SNACK for SALE, at IPSWr.CH. (Free ...