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... IN NUNGRET-STREET, Adjoining Mrs. ROWE',—newly fitted up: t.. 4 r It contains Six large Rooms, a Parlour, Shop, Yard, and Kitchen's. Appulication to be made to CORNELIUS CARMODY, CARPINrIsI, in said Street, who will close with a solvent Tenant, as soon ...
... 18, WILLIAM-STREET, GRATEFUL for past favors, inform the Publck they can supply them w;th Locks and Crates :very Windup Kitchen Grafe, Ovens, and Hat-Hearths. Scale Beams ad Weights. Axletrees, and Cart Work if cry Mill Work of every descriNat Wrought ...
... LAT 31LrNGRET-STREET, Adjoining Mrs. ROWE's,-4wly fitted up: M It contains Six large Rooiris, a Parflur. Shop, Yard, and Kitchens. Apn?lie. , tion to hz. made to CORNELIUS CARMODY, C.4lprNrln, in said Street, who will close with a solvent Tenant, as soon ...
... Cr-1 - GRATEFUL for past favors, inform the Publick they can supply them with Locks aid Grates of ere ii- • 'ttl6n. Windup Kitchen Grates uens and Hot-Hearths. 1 Scale Beams and Wei& . Arlevees, and Cart I Acf rery kind. Mill Work curry der on. Wroaght ...
... ro B 4 lIOUSE IN M VGRET-9TBEET; ; Adjoininf Mrs. ROA 's,--aewl,y4to4 sip: It contain/ Six arge orns, ur, Shop, Yard, and Kitchens. Appplication be ntadc.to -CORNELIUS CARMODY, C4.ltP/wrzit, in id Street, who will dose with a solvent Tenant, as soon the ...
... remain some days, to show that during that time it was forbidden to walk over it. No fire was lighted for three days in the kitchen of the deceased, and either the most distant relation or most intimate friend sent a dinner to the inhabitants of the house; ...
... the above gang, who robbed him of 10 guineas, and a Bank silver token of 6s. On Saturday last, a Potatoe was dug out of the kitchen garden of Mr. Kennedy, at Co r ba h which weighed two pounds six bunco. • ...
... is an account of a Cabbage, reared by a gentleman near Manchester, England, weighing 78Ibs.—At present there is one in the kitchen garden of Mr. Fitz-Gerald; Of 13allyneety, near this City, which measures 6 feet 2 inches in ch.- cuinference.—Such astonishing ...
... press ling them out of bed. Mr. John Storr, then ran of speCtators from impeding the exertions of the down stairs into the kitchen below the shop, and firemen and persons employed in moving 'goods, - drew a pail of water, thinking by that means he which ...
... people, the French commissaries have ordered military exeetttion every where; and not only the cattle, but the furniture and kitchen utensils have been seized, and transported in waggons to Holland, to be sold there, at no money is left in Hanover for buyers ...
... running knot, and round his neck. When cut down by the watch-house-keeper, he was apparently dead ; but being dragged into the kitchen, and place& in a chair, before the fire, he fell into convulsions and, recovering, said, the devil was coming for him and ...
... leaving the door, and followed him brandishing their swords, and cutting away all before them. Mr. Allen coming out of the kitchen, received a violent cut on the bead from a sabre, and the blood new against the partition.— Mr. Roberts, who keeps an Inn ...