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... YE %RC, The above very Lucrative. Mercantile Concern ; • [`HE an entrance Patsage. principal and secondary Staireas , ,, Parlour, Keeping Room; Conntin;l House, Kitchen. back Kitchen, Dairy, Pantries, Store Rooms, Cellar, I principal Berl Roosts. and ...
... 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 ...
... Property and Residence Of .JOUI TKACcKEB, Esq., ?? DECEASED; C 1OMPRISING, on the GRoUND FLOOR, entrancehall 2 excellent front parlours, 12 and 10 feet by 15 feet and 9 feet high, store-room, pantry, kitchen, washhoune, with pump of good water; cellars for ...
... of a family, where aor 10 servants are kept, and who understands Modern Cookery. Also a GOOD COOK who will have a kitclien maid uuder her. Apply at the Chronicle Office, Norwich. WANTED, TWO Young Men, -of thorough business habits, as L ASSISTANTS in ...
... cushions and covers, several sets of maliogany, cane-seat, and other parlour and chamber chairs CABINET PIANOFORTE, by Davis, music stool and stand, double-barrel gun, drawing-room, parlour, and bed-room window curtains, encyclopsedia, in excellent order ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... FURNITURE, &c. 4-Uost, tent, and servants' bedsteads, featherbeds and beddings, chests of drawers, dressing and washing tables, parlour, kitchen, and chamber chairs; range of mahogany dining tables, with circular ends; card, pillar, & servants' tables, sofa ...
... atFouro'clock in the Afternoon, XN ONE Low. A LL those Extensive Old-established and well-situated ABUSINESS PREMISES, near the Maid's Head, St. Simon's, Norwich; comprising a comfortable and conve- nient Dwelling.house, with Yard and Garden attached, and ...
... E, on the South II side of the Street of Botesdale, near the Crown, in the occupation of Mrs. Mary Bennett, com- prising parlour, kitchen, back kitchen, several Rood sleeping-rooms, convenient OiU-buiUings, and a lar K e Garden, containing near half an ...
... Risbygate- street, in the occupation of Mr. D. Chapman. The House is white brick and sash fronted, with dining and drawing rooms, parlour, kitchen and offices, 5 cham- bers and '■'> attics, a detached yard, with a double coach- house, and stable for b' horses ...