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... large, very neatly finithed and he fitted up in all the apartments-and with the adjoin- y inlg offices, conifling of an outer kitchen, wafh-houfe, | fcullery and flable, is fulfficient to accommodate any TIC gentlentan's family. I The tenant, if he inclines ...
... Deduft the raw material, and the produce of labour will not be lels than 6o1. On io,ooo acres, is - 6ooCoo The ftuit and kitchen gardens are the molt valuable refoulces for labour, and make the great- ell return, probably to upwards of sool. per acre ...
... GENTEEL FIRST FLOOR, in a molt cen- 1 A trical fituation, confifling of dining room, draw- ing room, two bed rooms, clofet, kitchen, cellar, and other convcniehces. Enquire of Mr. Brown, Bookfeller. A4rrived, May 19. - , from Bremen, flax.-20. Lively, Rait ...
... port to C Gordon Caffle. e The public will be gratified to learn, that the fubfcription for the eftablilbment of a Public Kitchen has fully anfwered the ex- peaations entertained of it, and that the Com- tI mittee are already in poffeffion of funds fuffi- ...
... Roads on Thurfday morning, from Yarmouth, H to take the Ruffian troops on board from the o1 Jonah Ruffian Ihip. A public kitchen is about to be eflablifhed m in Dundee ; a fum adequate to the purpofe was ftibfcribed in two days time. A letter from Lerwick ...
... Wheat into. e 'the difterent pors ,of Ithe kingdom. , is The means 'adopted in England and Scotland it to efablifl Public Kitchens £,r accommodating I the poor with foup' at a low price, is the -noft likely, not only to relieve their prefent dif.' e treffes ...
... when the augmentation is to ceafe. ' We underftand, that Colonel Villiers has obli-in- i form for the benefit of .he Public Kitchen, in the George Street Afiembly Rooms, and that they wii! play there on Friday next, in concert with the band of! the North ...
... li; hi kitchen and numerous other enarenkneiea. A!, rp: cellar be.nw the ground ilorey of the ?? il ?? ?? I_..dhi Seutti Richmond Street, preiemly occupied by Mri Crol ?? ? of a diniiie-oom, parlour, two .: - ?? I .to .ach, an excellent kitchen, ljkc- ...
... IMlfarriedl Yedlerdgy, Mr. Hahakkul Rbbin(of, tan- ner of Bgffhot, in Sur y,to ,4ifs Kitchefer. onlydauilsttr of Mr. Thomas Kitchener, tea dealer, Bury. - Sanday, MAr Rithard. Jamnel; rnerchlint of 1Loloi, to Mill Arm 7 Well thirddau6ltes U Mr Stephen We ...
... brewhoufe and kitchen of Mr. Harris, Organift, of Lady Wood Lane, near Birminglham, and hole the copper from the-furnace and other culinary articles. The fellows hlad the impudence to broil fosne mutton, and regale themfelver. at the kitchen fire. In the ...
... pletely got under. The following betts are Ruck up in the Neptune Coffee~room in Greenock, the win- nings to go the Public Kitchen, and to be re- ferred to the Univerfity of Glafiow Negative Betts-equal. That the prefent or current year, which ends with ...
... amounts- to upwards of 4501.. and there is very little doubt of its beinlg p5o0l. The neceifary arrangements of a Public 'an Kitchen, for -the fupply of- foupi having taken .dc more. timni than was- imagined, the *Comn- Tl mittee to whom tfe arrangement of ...