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... of Patent Retiring Stoyes and Grates of every description. Kitchen Ranges, with Boileis, Ovens, Hot- hearth*, Ac. at Mark and Sons* Warehouses, No. 10, Cheap- side. The Patent Steam Kitchen iv use every day. Bell-hanx- I ing in iHtuperbir style. EPOT ...
... breakfast room, dressing room, butler's pantry, . | kitchen, smd numerous attached and i!i-_:tt_ied tit-ice., stabling ⢠tor seven hoiscs, two coach ttouses, farm and rick yard, capit.il ⢠I kitchen garden, abundantly stocked, a pleasure gulden, lawn ...
... staircase; basement, servants' hall, butlers pantry, kitchen scullery, larder, dairy, wine and beer cellars. The whole in the most perfect order ; a lawn tastefully laid oot with a profu- sion of shrubs; kitchen garden, with hothouse and grapery, th*- wa'ls ...
... rruund-iaor are also a sp-iiious entrance-hall , butler's ?? Ae*ti*a_, aad break wt-parlou rl* !e-*t by |lf ; a capital kitchen, back kitchen, sculler y,housek* ...
... water closets, &c. ; warm and shower baths' offices of every description, spacious kitchen, laundry, Szc &c' seven-stall stable, double coach-house, excellent kitchen garden well stocked, grapery, pleasure ground, shrubbery, and Bower garden. For furth ...
... boilers, for tbe use of kitchens, the flue_ occa- sion a considerable loss of fuel, as well ..» a great diminulio.t of heat; to olivi-te ih_._e great disadvantages, has been ?? sluily of the Inventor of the ECONOMICAL KITCHEN ?? which is without Hues ...
... Rrtjidst consisting of two parlours, a kitchen aid other coijven.ences,a drawing room, and three bed-room* above most elegantly furuished, a coach-hou.se, with a two stall stable' hay lofi,__c. scullery, kitchen, and house giirdeus, well stocked with ...
... S Mr. Culling*, King's Head. Grosvenor-gate, Park-lane. AS Cook in a regular Fatnily, where a Kitchen Maid is kept, or nothing to be dory oul of the kitchen and where the Lady is her own Housekeeper, a Young Wo- man who perfectly understands her business; ...
... CX. ?? West ?? IL.._ip,te..d , j en I in*. ?? parliiur, sitting room, !*»fj b'd e.latnb. rs, five | saiall ?? i Iftii kitchens, wi ?? -x-iiXse, ?? c i'h n.-\t lawn ami I !.-i tli garden T.i prevent trouble, il i- quite in Ibe cottage I srsle very ...
... TAGE, elegantly Furnished; consisting of drawing room, hall, parlour, boudoir, three .bed rooms, and laundry: kitchen de- tached; flower and kitchen garden; pleasantly situated about three qua. ters of a mile from Tyburn Turnpike. The whole or part of the ...
... more desirable); he will take upon him, if required, tiie situation of (.room of the Chambers. Steward, or Clerk of the Kitchen. * L^:t*'rs addres-ed. postpaid, for _. 13. or per- sonal appiieai on to Mr. Debatt, N0. 26, Poultry. ryiQ tin. l-'A>i! ON ...
... Corubilf. T/yANTS a Situation as CO.OJv and 110 US- E? » KEEPER to a single (.entleman, or in a small gen- teel Family, where a kitchen-maid is kept. - Address letters, post paid, to M. B. Mr. West's, stay-maker, _, St. Alban's- street. Pall-mall . A Young Person ...