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... Authority. The Praftical Fruit Gardener Containing the befl Methods of Draining all forts of Land. Situation proper for a Kitchen Garden. Method of railing Fruit Trees, and of the proper Choice of Stocks, &c; A Spy upon the Conjurer: Or, A ColleCtion of ...
... ijie fame, jj IN the Seat-hoiife atWylam, in ?? of Northuiriberland, areiiowto be 'lei, four very good Fire- Rooms, with the Kitchen, Stabling, and other good Conveniences: Enquire of Wm. Baccon, Efq, in Newton-Ca#, or Mr. Thomas Slater in Newcaftle. ' ; ...
... required, AVery good three Rooms Floor, fides Clofcts, And fevcral other Conveniences fit for a Gentleman, with very good Kitchen, Cellars, Scullerie Vault, Barn, Stable, Brewhoufe, Co*rt Yard, and pretty Garden, with faid by Pipei that comes con every ...
... Peter's Lane in Lincoln, lately in the Tenure of Madam Cawdron, with Five Rooms on a Floor, a Garden, Coach-House, Stable, and Kitchen-Garden. Enquire of Mr. Hargrave above the Hill in Lincoln. ViT iereai the Races Long Sutton*V Common, the of jnn>, and the ...
... London, fell down Stairs and broke his Arm. Last Saturday unhappy Accident happened Richmond Mr, Churchman the Grooms of the Kitchen to their Royal Highneffes, accompanied by a Son* of Mr Haflip, Keeper the Game, endeavouring to break a Horfe for the Chaife ...
... Oxon, Socio. The Gardeners and Florifts Dictionary: or, a com pleat Syftem of Horticulture, containing, 1. The Culture of a Kitchen-Garden,.giving Directions for the Choice of Seeds, Sowing, Planting and Ordering all Torts o£ Efculent Herbs, Plants, Roots ...
... : That moft .pltnilid Entertainment will de in the Court where the celery for it are getting ready neir to which Place a Kitchen preparing Iboot Mr. James the down Ives Cornw 11. Court Sir Rt - Hon - Lord fite for the M Time the Mn p,p«v Purfc-Bearer ...
... within Door- Molt of the ivooms are Walnfcorted, There wi'l kft the Route, as HJr-Looms, the Drcflln and Shelves in the Kitchen and Pantry, and* moft of the Clofets, may Lett either with or without a Coacfi-houfe It inferior to none in the Town of the ...
... within Door- Molt of the ivooms are Walnfcorted, There wi'l kft the Route, as HJr-Looms, the Drcflln and Shelves in the Kitchen and Pantry, and* moft of the Clofets, may Lett either with or without a Coacfi-houfe It inferior to none in the Town of the ...
... and going into bed, thought Ihe smelt something burning, and went down to see whence it should proceed, when, o opening the Kitchen Door, the Flames burst out upon her in such a ; manner, that she was glad to run up Stairs cry out Fire, and wirh her Mistress ...
... in BellSa- Yagc-yat»4, Ludgatf-Hill; wbteH qonfjjm'd the faid Houfe and damaged fome others ad joy ning : It began ia the Kitchen, but by what means is not yet known: Mr. Prifley, an elderly M*#» a Prifoner in the Fleet that Jodg'd ta the Hqufs, was burnt ...
... The Complete Seedsman ; Shewing the beft and eafieft Method for raif- ing and cultivating every Sort of Seed belonging to a Kitchen and F lower-Garden. With ?? Inftrndlions for Sowing of Berries, Maft, and Seeds of ever Greens, Foreft Trees, and fuch as ...