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... fall I,:tir floors. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, the proprietors, who slept in the top nwsm, were likewise carried down to the kitchen, from which the• were providentially relieved by the pollee, without recelvisi any Nur, the gyms. fan. 1 an d c hild, w ho ...
... chimney li pot blown down, some slates ft ',tablet, and shout fifteen yards of sheet lead ?aimed from the ridge pole of the kitchen. Between three and four o'clock a Isere elm tree was blown down. and lies *erns. the main road, Pt rent: F. Dtvraton.-'n this ...
... to the seine of 2001. fell. The schoolhouse comprises an Industrial workroom for teaching embroidery. &c.; also a model-kitchen for the education of servants in their trade. The Galway Harbour Commissioners have served notice for bill to construct a ...
... TIPPIRART.—On last Wednesday evening a man na Hu g h wley, steward to the Misses Cr wfot.i of Fort William, was eitti• g in his kitchen. reading by the fire-side in company with his son, who was holding a candle for him, when an armed gong of three or four it ...
... money, and the tenant who supplied the bill has never paid it. Mr. Ratton one evening condescended to honour his landlord's kitchen with his blind presence, and there drank sonic brandy and water. In the midst of these cheap potations the clerk of the ...
... comprises a spacious Entrance Hall, fret by 25, Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms. Library and Study, seventeen Bedrooms, Kitchens, Cellars, Waiihhoune, Laundry. Water- Closets, Slaughter-House. &c., with commodious Stabling and Coach- Houses. There !Kelso ...
... rights of fishing to the undisturbed and undiminished enjoyment of which they are a. much entitled as to the fruit in their kitchen garden--to abolish the system of licenses, registration, &c., all restraints en trawl falling, and to abate all weirs not ...
... next day. I told him that my mind was made up to go instantly, when he ring the bell, and I then rushed down stairs into the kitchen. The captain told the cook that the had corrupted me, awl he then thrashed we with a cane with such viw lence that marks were ...
... had been engaged in trying to detect the biding-place of that young woman, that he bad chosen to ransack the house from the kitchen to the garret, that he left himself obnoxious to the reproach that the plaintiff made. He. of his own free will, acted as ...
... comprises a spacious Entrance Hall. feet by 25. lii&ng, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms, Library and Study. seventeen iledrooins, Kitchens, Cellars, Washhouse, Laundry,Water- Closets, Slaughter-House, &e., with commodious Stablingand Coach- Rousse. There is also ...
... comprises a spacious Entrance Hall. 47 feet by rt, Dining, Drawing, and Smartie. Rooms, Library and Study. seventeen Bedrooms, Kitchens, Cellars, Washhoune, Laundry,Water- Closets, Slaughter-Hausa, &c., with commodious Stablingand Couch- Howse*. There is aim) ...
... cannot possess any property, either in private or in common, except that, in common, they may possess their houses, wi.li a kitchen garden, and a few acres of meadow-land attache , ' to them, not with the intention of fanning, as we Fay in England, but to ...