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... COMPLETE ENGLISH -° made Containing full and plain dire&ions forthepn ment the Flower, Fruit, and Kitchen month in the year. The whole laid down fop a manner, that all who are defirous may doit effedlually, without any other inftrudia ...
... GARDENER. ANTED, in a Gentleman's Family, a VV' Steady Person, KITCHEN GARDENER, who underftands the management of Cattie, and can keep regular accounts. Apply to Mr. Eoleston of Nantwich. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Mr. Nathan Allcock, the George inn ...
... Signed lohn Noble Publlc-houfe elocution.-- A couple kitchen orators, who Jiad drank deep (tho' not the Pierian fpring, one at leaft as potent) were dilputing, few evenings ago in this city, in one of t'hefc feminar'tes, on the prefent univerluf the ...
... IN GENTtKMAN S KAMII.V, U' ere a. keeper and Kitchen-maid ate kept, A COOK, who her Bnfmefc, and can have her laitPlacc. --(£?* Apply to Mrs. Jackson, Hotel. game WITHIN THE MANOR OF CA Noticei is hereby given, THAT the Occupiers the Lands are drrc&ed ...
... RISTLETON. and entered upon at May-Day next, ENIENT DWELLING-HOUSE, with Kitchen-Garden, Coach-Htufe, Stable, table Out-buildings, fituate in the plcatant riftleton, dillant two miles from the city nd now in the holding the' Rev. Mr. Tenant may accommodated ...
... IS'TLE T ON. and entered upon at May-Day next, ENIENT DWELLING-HOUSE, with 1 Kitchen-Garden, Coach-Houfe, Stable, table Out-buildings, fituate in the riftleton, two miles from the city now in the holding of the' Rev. Mr. Tenant may accommodated, after ...
... parlours, pantry, and back, kitchen, and a good vaulted cellar, with three rooms, and clofet in bed-room ttory, and three good rooms in attic. Alio, DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, confilling of two parlours, a kitchen, and back kitchen, with cellar and paniry ...
... High-ftreet, in SHREWSBURY, now in the pofleflion of Mr. Pemberton, confiding of two parlours, a Butler's pantry, a kitchen, and a back-kitchen upon the ground floor, a hand fome dining-room, two bed-chambers and clofets upon the fecond floor, three very good ...
... fpicery-men, fpicerv-men's afliftantclerks, ewry-men, ewry-men's ailiftant-clerks, kitchen-clerks, comptrollers, kitchen-clerk's comptroller's firft clerks, kitchen-clerk's comptroller's juniorclerks, yeomen of the mouth, under yeomen of the mouth, groom ...
... together, at a fmall expence, for a cotton or other There is an excellent kitchen-garden, of upwards of forty perches of land, well ftocked with fruit-trees, and all neceffary kitchen articles; a fmall ftove, well flued, now ufed as a green-houfe and vinery ...
... hall or veftibule upon the ground floor; together with a houfekeeper's room, butler’s pantry, and detached fervant’s hall, kitchen, brewhoufe, laundry, and other offices. the fecond, or principal (lory, four bed chambers, two drelfing-rooms, and clofets ...
... communication. MARRIED. Saturday at St. Ann 's church, Liverpool, Mr. Edwin attorney of-St. Afaph, te Mil's Kitchen, daughter of the late Mr. R. Kitchen, Sand Hills. Sunday, at Bruera Chapel, Mr. James Rowe of the Lea, farmer, to Mils Braflfey Saighton. Friday ...