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... tables, on pillars and claws; cellaret sideboard; sarcophagus, -14 ofahodgany chaire, ,carpets, dwarf librarj bolricase, kitchen requisites, &c. May be viewed one day previous to the sale, and catalogues had on the prensises;* and of Messrs. Hoggart and ...
... —To be SOLtA ftn «io. -J gant VILLA, cotisistine of neat entmnce-ball, MA home draw'mg-room, eating-room,^ breakfast-rodm, kitchen, oitci-s-: audsix bedr.hambers upon a iiotyr, coach-bou?e r t^ajiltngjand .. acres of pleasure, lawn, and field, iO years ...
... POOR n (fthe CITY of 1O.0D(N and Partsadjacent.-'A Gene. .al Meetinlgoftthis A.1ociation wili be holden at the City Plub- ic Kitchen,on Wiednesday nes't,the 3dinst. at Seven o'clock in fthe evening. ' JOHN PHIPl'S; Sec. I At T n -rv risvincrotis Me-ETING ...
... pier and dressing glasses, Brussels carpeu, a handsome new half registet stove, fender, lire irons, and assortment of .rood kitchen rCuuisites, and various other effects. May viewed, and Catltogues may had the' Premises; and Mr. Wm Davies, Auctioneer. C ...
... slnircaM*. tvHler-rlnsel, dec : second chamber floors, seven best bed-rooms; the otfices arc uncminnuuly good, comisting of a kitchen and batter's pantry with servant's room over, laundry, coach-house, wash-house, and a four stall stable, dairy, larder, ami ...
... the REUEF-of •Im. POOR of the -ot LONDON. anti Parts adjacent. • IV t Grneral of thii Atiociat be Et holden at the l'uTh Kitchen, o . ednefdair next; iC 3,1 o f January, at 1..1tn o'clock in the eyenin.. . JOFIN PI lIPPS, See. - . • USELTAI,—The Portratti ...
... i li nEr 1 , 11 flu:ate No. 194( Upper Thatnes-itreet, containinznr the:agic two rontrts ;.ireond non - , two rooms, with kitchen ; floor, a dining-et o - n, back worn, ; , rtound Hoar,, a large Plop, and back Indoor: The whole ouesoorrreoair, fit fir ...
... diningtooth, a bre-al:raft ditto, a libri.ry, and dreffint , room on the ground floor ; on the halement ftory is an excellent kitchen', a houtekeepet's room, fdr:ants' ball, birler's pantry, good eelbrage, and other cowniences: To be %iet,verl one week preceding ...
... desirably situated in the Town c iLANCASTFR, in the County of Lancaster, with good Stalling fors horses, CoachLhouses, large, Kitchen Garden, and o:fier necessari convenience tor carrying on the Innkeeping kdPostit g Business in the first line. B. The principal ...
... , late in the occupation of Mr. Robert TichWne, removed; containing good chambers, airy attics, neat parlour, convenient kitchen, dry cellaring, yard, and garden ■ the whole ip excellent repair; held on lease for a moderate term and low rent.. ■ , - - ...
... and purchased two, the finest he could procure. Scarcely however had the fair damsel who presides over she ceremony his kitchen, finished the various operations trusting, stuffing, and spitting, ere the lung expected but dispaired of itatites of Norfolk ...
... HUSTIE, at his Great li'QTh, ii Pil Mall, BY A ( r C I cu j. : AMILY DWELLINc. , HOUS,_ numerous - every deleription, detached kitchen, en, ch-houtc, ar.d ftabling tkir fix. tinices, late the relidenee ot LaTy lituA , cd No. on the North tide and in the bed ...