... —Patent Reeler Stovcs,&c. by the ufe of which much mots L it la obtained at a much left of fueL—Kitchen Barges with Ovens, Boilers, Steamers, ite. and Kitchen furniture in Iron, pper, &e. abort to be had only at &rattans, the Patentees, Blackfries Road ...

... t Rerifter Stereecitc. by then* of which much more hint obtained at a mac►h kit menet of fact—Kitchen Ranges with Ovens, laikvs, Steamers, Sr.c. aqd Kitchen furaiture in Patent Iron, Copper, Tin. &c. The above to be had only at Stratton., the Patentees ...

... IMPROVED KITCHEN RANGES. JEREMIAH EVANS, Gr»le M«nof«clor»r »ni» For. oitbiag 1 101* monger, No. I, Flab-atreet>hill, retpectfully the Nobility tort Geolrv, tbet he h»« now ready delivery, large atork newly-invented Kitchen Ranges, with ovens, boiler* ...

... THE KITCHENS OF KING JOHN. An order, dated April 19,1206, commands Hugh de Nevill to have the king's kitchens at Clarendon roofed with shingles, and to cause two new kitchens to be erected, one at Marlborough and the other at Luggershall, to dress the ...

... KITCHEN V. GAMBLE. Mr. Crecswell moved for rule to shew cause why the nonsuit directed io this case by Lord Abinger, who tried it at Carlisle, should not be set aside and a new trial had. The plaintiff was infant of 14 years of age, and the'daughter of ...

... PATENT STEAM KITCHEN. •( EORGE STRATTON, t twenty years lob%)nr and experience, brought hi: STEAM 'ITCH EN ERIC I. ATI NG STOVE Ifa the greates• perftion, peg nes:s the public will inspect eery other cooki ir! apparatus, and then submit hi; to their j ...

... SOYER'S MODEL KITCHEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Mr. Editor, — The great interest you manifested in Feb- ruary last, when I made known my intention of erecting, by subscription, a model kitchen for the poor, was hand- somely responded to by the public ...

... KITCHEN RANGES, &c. The Nobility, Gentry and the Public are respectfully solicited to inspect JOSEPH CHATER and Co.'s Royal Patent Steam Kitchen Ranges, which in addition to Cooking. will heat a Hall or Stair-case, bail water in washing. Tubs, and dry ...

... RAILROADS AND SOUP KITCHENS. y/e are aomewhat inclined to think that Lord Gaoaoa Bentinck baa the beat of the argument in the following eempariaon between tbe good which hto railroada would have done for Ireland and that which ahe will derive from M. ...

... KITCHEN-GARDEN-FRUIT. Pinery.—Every fair aiternoon si - nTriide - fruiting plants with tepid water, closng the house at the time. Maintain a heat of about 85 deg. in renewed beds and thus avoid injury to the roots of plants therein. As the weather becomes ...

... kitchens immediately in Dublin. A paper has been published in Bostun (u it is spelt), U.S., on the phouotypic principle. It is entitled, the Anglo-Sacsun, divoted to the difyuzun ov nolej and nut. The paper is able and interesting. BIRTH. March ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN.—In doors. Pinery.—Continue to pot the successions and young plants; any that are sickly should be shaken out of their pots, and ivested of their dead and injured roots; afterwards pot them into small pots: only half plunge the successions ...