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... second class rate. The washing department occupies the cell.ir part of the building, and comprises tubs or lavatories for washing, hot water, gas, a steam shed lor drying, and the necessary apparatus for mangling. The charge for washing one penny for four ...
... procured straws f a distance of whom wen about to be the oollia:ry on the morning of the 27th. I place when • pest number of pe wheat tuen.out colliers, had assembled w about ten o'clock, when the coo 'My cried, Come from them. yek sae there was a great commotion: ...
... Wherever you go on the continent you see vast edifices built by the monastic orders, but now used for infirmaries; you see public fountains and tanks abundantly supplied with pure water; you see crowds of women washing all day long round public reservoirs ...
... «%alejt bg Sluctton* Important and Unreserved Sale of Elegant and Vast Assemblage of Foreign and British Silk Mercery, French, Indian, Paisley, and other Shawls, Genoa Velvets, Brocaded Satins, French Merinoet, Velvet, Satin, and other Mantle*, Immense ...
... persons, and that the number of passengers was not to exceed 216; after we had sailed, however, it was found that we numbered 280 souls, and that, instead of there being forty-seven berths, there should have been for this number of person-*, there were ...
... Children's clothes after washing should be rinced in water in which small quantity of saltpetre (nitre) has besn dissolved. This improves the appearance, and renders linen aad cotton garments proof against blaze. Remarkable Experiment. recent work of ...
... NATHANIEL GOULD AND HIS BROTHER, TEAMEN, FROM LONDON, NUMBER THREE, MARKET PLACE, EXCHANGE. We respectfully invite the attention of the PUBLIC to our LIST of SPICES, s:c. which we are selling (of the FINEST QUALITIES) at from 50 to 100 PER CENT LESS than ...
... meadows for several miles round had the appearance of a vast lake, and so furious wa3 the current that washed over th ...
... informed by the superintendent that the number of separate baths between September 7th, 1846, (on which day only a partial opening took place), and October 31st, 1847, amounted to 27,535, and the number of articles washed in the same period to 251,837, which ...
... Bennett, of Amberswood common, collier, aged ; Joseph Bennett, drawer, 11 ; Thomas Lewis, 15, drawer ; George Lewis, 15, drawer (these two were twins), and Matthew Lewis, 13, diawer; William Affleck, Wigan Road, Hindley, collier, 20; Thomas Boardman, luce ...
... Bradford Square, and a better description has not been exhibited for several years past. A vast crowd encompassed the arena, i a lmost doubling, t may be said, the number present at any recent chartist meeting. ...
... was assured by Mrs. M. Walker, a 'coal wife' on the estate, that women 1 ibour below ground during pregnancy, and that vast number women draw with ropes and chains.' reference to Ihe evidence you will nil the testimony an interesting girl, Catherine Thomson ...