... Tfie entrance is dire&.froih' the-freet, and the houfe confifts of two' public roomns, five bed-rooms, two light .clofets,.kitchen, cellar, and bther conve ieflcW5, being in every refpeac 'very lbdgeabk, whilethe fituation isliealtby, and the view del'ighAi-I ...

... descriptions the different kinds, ?their habits growth, &.c.?their synonymes or local names j those for the table, those for kitchen use. 5. The best treatise on the cultui' c of the Dutch Currant for wine. 6. The best mode of preventing or curing the Mildew ...

... with -a ftone wall. 'The lodgisg con- . fii'rs of two fioreys and garrets, azidfunki florey-, aid- conrains imie' rosis, kitchen, and - other conveniencies;.,\ It has a-iteat ?? fronr, -which is inclofed with a pa- rapet wall afid iron railiig, and back ...

... in the following lott: - - 1.'The Dweiling-houfe, cqnfifiing of the.funk forey,- and lorey above, containing' fix roons, kitchen, back green, and many conveniencies, as prefently poffeffed-by 'the Hon. Captain Jnes'at the .rent of fiftiyfive 'pounds Sterling ...

... Second Floot.-Drawuwg roon thre 'bed-rooms; ad ,a 'bed-closet, with a large lightdbtet - and several maibi 1 Sun!k Storey-Kitchen, tbree servuts roos, anexe . lent wine cellar, fitted up with cato'mbsipantrfes, dbl- gets,? -c. There are a washinihiouse ...

... c South Frederick Street, .;s 1at prefent poelied by pr Mitchel of the Lanarkshite ,aiei~a .I t conft s of- three rooms, kitchen, bed-ca f - eitar, and varioup other conveniencies. Tlhi feu-. : -diuty and tases are 'odIette. Thepremiffiare i.ar . gooa ...

... 1. -DUBLIN STREET, 'frontirig Drummnond .Pace, second door up stairs, : consisting of two public'rooms, four bed-rooms, kitchen, closets, with water-pipe, two cellars below, and many other conveniencies- as presently possessed by Mrs Trot- ter. . This ...

... reviously hisposed of byprivateM argaine 'r'1-AOtJSE go. q P M BLI] Si'RELET,'consisting 4i ?? tbtree apartments for' servhi'ts, kitchen, scullery, 3 laer~ifibe sun storey,'ani8f ~a :dining-room, driw- 1 ing-roon, and fire bed-roonrs in the other storeys. There ...

... to By her husband; came to the kitchen, where he took Put a bunile of notes, paid her the money, and put the re., i-nder into his right breeches pocket. He then went to the, company, and. in a little returned to the kitchen, -faying he was not fotd of the ...

... OUSE5 -No. 8- Si uthi St L Andrew'a Street, eali ftde, ?? bj- hf Mac- isEtoffi, crotaining duitng-ronmi, drawis-sroonom, kitchen, bea-Lreot6 :aud twohbed-isle~ofe., with a cellar and wa. : Aifo, stslofeit W- SHOPS on the 6rft floor, of faid : i tdnj; ...

... Old Fish-nrket t Close (all within itself) well known by the rame of STEUARTS OYSTER TAVERN. It consists of ten rooms, a kitchen, and most convenient cellarage, a' number of bed-closets, with pantries and presses. in. abun- dance. l There are two seperato ...

... company; while he was in the kitchen, Howie was there. He had no converfation with ilim, was not told he had money, neverheard any perfon fpeak of his hav- ing money, nor knew of fuch a 'thing. He drank no snore in the kitchen than two bottles of ale. He ...