... Closet; the second floor contains 10 good Attics. The Offices consist of Housekcepers'-room, Store- room, Butler's-pantry, Kitchen, Larder, Servants'-hall, Knife and Clothes-room, a Laundry, and Dairy; with extensive Stabling and Coach-houses. The House ...

... 21 feet by IS feet, Dining-room 22^ feet by 10 feet, and a Library 18 feet by 12 feet, — all Ü feet high Kitchen 21 feet by 18 feet, Back-kitchen 17 feet by 16 feet, China Pantry, Larder, &c., &c., aud four ex. cellent, dry arched Cellars. On the first ...

... spacious Draw- ing Rooms, opening to each other with sliding doors, and Housekeeper's Room, on the ground floor Under- ground Kitchen, with Pump adjoining most convenient Cellars, well fitted up; a large cool Pantry, with other Conveniences four excellent ...

... FOUR-ROOMED jE. II. d. COTTAGE comfortably, including kitchen, passage, parlour, stairs, and two bedrooms 20 12 6 For FURNISHING a SIX-ROOMED HOUSE comfortably and respectably, in- cluding hall, kitchen, parlour, stairs, draw- ing room, best and spare bedrooms ...

... FOUR-ROOMED jE. s. d. COTTAGE comfortably, including kitchen, passage, parlour, stairs, and two bedrooms 20 12 6 For FURNISHING a SIX.ROOMED HOUSE comfortably and respectably, in- cluding ball, kitchen, parlour, stairs, draw- ing room, best and spare bedrooms ...

... Houses adjoining. The Public-house con- tains three capital Bedrooms, Parlour, Bar, Kitchen, Cellar, and Yard; the Private Houses contain each two Bedrooms, Parlour, Kitchen, and Yard; held under a lease of years, 9*2 of which are unexpired let at per annum ...

... with Brass Rods. In the Kitchen—Square and Round Deal Tables, Blue and White Ware, Eight-day Clock, Dresser, large Deal Cupboard, Waiters, Brass and other Candlesticks, Chairs, Fenders, Fire Irons, and a number of other useful Kitchen Requisites. THE STO ...

... awn in front of the House, with Flower and Kitchen Gardens, capital Coach- house and three-stall Stable and on themound-tioor are convenient Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, Library, Kitchen, Back-kitchen, Dairy, Storeroom, and Otlices upstairs there ...

... must be had to all seedlings which are pricked out, fastening those dragged from the giotind by worms, &c. HARDY FRUtT AND KITCHEN GARDEN.—The propriety of cutting off the leaves of Strawberry plants has been frequently questioned. The runners should be ...

... separate, A commodious DWELLING-HOUSE attached to the above Premises, containing four Bedrooms, two Parlours, an Office, Kitchen, Back-Kitchen, Brewhouse, Cellar, and every other convenience necessary for the comfort of a small Faniilv. Also, a good CART-HOUSE ...

... Immediately, A Convenient OLD ESTABLISHED SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting of Two Sit- ting-iooms, Seven Bed-rooms, Kitchen, Back-kitchen, and necessary Out-houses, long in the occupation of iNIr. Davies, draper, and lately in the occupation of Mr. Ballard ...

... Gd. and Children's, 15s. Gd. METALLIC BEDSTEADS, and the Patenl Rheocline, or Spring Mattrass, superior to the SUITS CF KITCHEN AND CULINARY U TENSILS ] 2 MiddtingSet 414 5 G 10 9 Roasting Jack Screen, 14s. BALANCE IVORY TABLE KNIVES, I lis. per dozen ...