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... , morning parlour or library, ..best bed- chambers, and a dressing-room, -1 servants' rooms, principal ndary staircases, kitchen, house keeper's room, foot- nian's ?? , rv ' *paeious wash-house or brew house, dairy and cellars, stable, carriage and farm-yard ...
... under the Duke of Devonshire's manor ef Chla- with Coach-house, Stabling for live horse-s, and walled Pleasure-round, and Kitchen Garden, Conservatory, and Hot- houses, situated at TURNHAM GREEN, Four miles and a half from Hyde Park Corner. The premises ...
... the Duke of Devonshire's manor »f Chii- wiek, with Coae_h-taoi.se, Stabling for Aye horses, and walled letUHire-ground, and Kitchen Harden, Conservatory, and Hot- house*, situated at TURNtIAM C.REEV, T Four mile? and a half from Hyde Park Corner. r«. v Premises ...
... had early on the sumc evening M'lthlii twenty miles of London. This day is published, in Hvo., price Jls. hall-bound, r)R. KITCHENER'S HOUSEKEEPERS ?? LEDGER for ?? a plain and easy plan of keeping ftccurate Accounts ofthe Expenses of Housekeeping, — c. ...
... to the accommodation of ami- hierous and respectable Family, with double Coach House, *nd Six Stall Stable; an excellent Kitchen Garden, walled rmind, and planted with choice Fruit Trees ; and a Manor of 1250 Acres, abounding w ith Game In general, and ...
... w. AB E It CX() M BIE* S GARDENER'S POCKET JOURNAL: containing in Monthly Order, •very thing necessary to be done in the Kitchen. Fruit, and Hower Garden! shrubbery, Green House. Hot House. ?? with Lists on _a,its, Shrubs. Fruit and Forest Trees, . lowers ...
... strengthen the Action of »f l L'*t'ii>iaeh and Bowels. To which is added, the PLEASURE 'MAKING a WILL. By the late WILLIAM KITCHENER. M.D. Printed by G. B. Whittaekr, Aye-Maria-lane. 1 -» Of vvhoni may be had, by the same Author, i- The HOUSEKEEPER':; LEDGER ...
... situated In the centre SJj'Pe estate, and nearly surrounded by i moat of water stored tin, t ' sn ' Pleasure and well planted kitchen gardens, and agri- 't'lral buildings, equal to the extent ofthe land. ?? valuable estate lies irt the parishes of Cotton ...
... lewds from the Dining-room to fhe- Kind i. I.- . o.i this Floor there is a Water-closet. The ftA^' insists of an excellent Kitchen. Scullcrr and •til Larder, HousckceperVroom, Still Ma.d's-room, Butler s- r-fiin iii-i PiiMt-v Servanfs-hsll, Boot-room, ...
... hills. About eichteen acres ot land, which environ the house, are happily disposed in fertile 1 ad- eks, pleasure and kitchen p-rdens, luxuriant plantations, and beautifully shaded walks, enriched with choice exotics, and a variety of American plants ...
... excel- lent preserves for the pheasants and other game, which abound on the Estate in all their varieties. The pleasure .iii( kitchen gardens are extensive and well planted, and tbe srai.iing, coach-houses, and domestic oftices, are of the fn st S aosaaln ...
... Dwelling Houses, large Gardens, and Premises of noble elevation, each compiising elegant drawing and bed-rooms, parlours, kitchens, and extensive garden ground, most delightfully situate, and being Nos. 6, 7. and 9, Grove-terrace, Grove-lane, Camberwell ...