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... Anatomy the Royal Hibernian Academy, in the room of the late Doctor Johnson. country seat near Coimbra, in Portugal, is vast kitchen, the most curious circumstance connected with which, is, that it is traversed by a river, in which the cooks can catch the ...
... some depredators entered the house of Mr. Cowan, at Lillyput, forcing off some Iron bars from a window, in the rear of the kitchen. Theyimmediatelv bnndled up some family linen and bed clothes, a*, also, other small »r--tide* of value. The family think ...
... in ammonia, volatile its nature, perfect its escape. Potatoes treated, have been used, after ten months* keeping in a warm kitchen closet, and were found to be perfectly good. If the potatoes instead of being removed In five days, are continued the aiumoniaeal ...
... Prints; Large Book-Hack; Rocking Chair; Dressing Table and ; Bed-Room Chairs; Commode; Large Deal a Musket and Pair of Pistols Kitchen Utensils aQftitcr- Barrels, &c., &c. Also, an Excellent Collection’xiUplodern BOOKS, in perfect order. Catalogues of which ...
... men actually on pay amounts to upwards of 1,600, and the daily expenditure of this department amounts to a!>out 70/. A soup kitchen, on an extensive scale, was opened this week, as intimated in our last; and the increase of applicants for this mode of relief ...
... are daily increasing, were to-day enabled put in operation three soup kitchens, from which several hundred individuals were supplied. Tuesday, the Committee had in operation soup kitchen Kiackfriars’-street, and upwards of persons and families were there ...
... consequences must lie, the further spread of sickness, and death. Surgeon Abbott suggested the propriety of establishing soup-kitchens. The Rev. Thomas Dbew thought, that one principal feature, in the present distress of the working classes, had been overlooked ...
... that they measured four inches and half in circumference. great many of the houses were completely inundated. Parlours, kitchen., shops, and back shops shared the late. In many places, the water was nearly two feet deep. A stationer, a. the corner of ...
... Seedling IVnllflotcers, Sweet Williams, two-year Stocks, and all other seeding plants, to flower next year, may planted out Kitchen Garden business may proceed for the last several weeks.— Gardeners' Gazette. Review of the Bbitisb and Foreign Corn Trade ...
... Blankets and House Linen; Mahogany Press Bedstead ; Sofa Bedstead ; Dressing Tables and Classes; Easy Chair; Cm 3 and Glass; Kitchen Requisites Filtering Stone; Deal Aess, Ac. Terms, CASH. —Purchasers the Duty. CEO. C. IIYNDMAN, Auctioneer. Belfast, October ...
... one. The boose is not worth more than 8/. There is a small shod.—Crsarexamined Mr. Andrew : The yard is behind. There is kitchen In front, and small dark-room behind it. don’t think the roan carries on any business. Wm. H’Ulianu —The house is I4ft. in ...
... her own loom between twelve and one clock; aficrwds between four and five o’clock, deceased came into witness's father’s kitchen, having jug her hand, and asked witness for the loan of an apron, as her husband was semlin- l.er for whiskey same evening ...