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... ; plain Slips, 3d. ; Dresse» accordingly; Sheets, 6de |»_er|jajr ; Table-clelhs, 3s. a.dozeaf adozen Chamber Towels, 9d.; Kitchen ditto, 9d.; can haven good reference from n Family now doing work for, and has 'a good and airy situation. Direct letters ...
... Kiddermiwsier carpets; -mi;; _ ...
... HOUSE, Furnished, with three besl bed rooms, three drawing rooms, dining parlour. Housekeeper's room, and bullet's pantry, kitchen, and oilier offices; if taken till the ?? of Marcli may be had at the very low rent of five guineas a week. Apply on the premisea ...
... of the first respectability, capital stabling, coach houses, detnrhed laundry, andoffices of every de- scription, walled kitchen gardens. Ac. pleasure ground, togelher witb meadows of ricb pasture iand. containing, in the whole, about 24 acres. To be ...
... COTTAGK RKSIDENCK. The LEASEand FURNITURE lobe DISPOSED OF. with aboul four acres of ground, including, the pleasure and kitchen garden*;, wbich aremwi tastefully laid out and beauti- fully wooded ; coarh houses, -stabling, and various out offices. To ...
... the humblest novice may work with the same certainty as the experienced Cook. The results of actual experiments made in the kitchen of a Physician — utile ■et dulce, A new Edition. Printed-ftif John Hatchard, Piccadilly. SKCO N D EDITION. THE LONDON MAGAZINE ...
... Notes, price lf. 4s. ** Lady Morgan has studied os from head to foot— from the vourt to the village— from ihe boudoir to tiie kitchen. She has *eeo. observed, anal vzed, and described every thing, men and «nio»s, speeebe* and characters.— Journal de Paris ...
... the Man 50 years of age, be thoroughly understands the fanning business in all ils branches, is capable of managiug a plain kitchen garden, and understands the feeding of oxen and the care of dairy cows-, the wife is a stood dairy woman, under- stands the ...
... Unfurnished, the UPPER PART of a HOUSE. Consisting of ihree sitting rooms* three best bedchambers^ one attic, with good kitchen, and other conveniences. For terms, &c. apply to 3g,J)evon>hi>*e-M'rr-et, Porl_a.iil-pi.icP. ITKNERA \7 CKMENTT^ ▼ IRON GLUE ...
... ed Sauce Blonde, atrial of which will convince of its superior and delicate flavour; it will be found most useful in the kitchen as a small quantity is only required to flavour steaks, cutlets, or any kind of made dishes. TheQuatre Epices, as snld in ...
... assortment of bedsteads, betiding, drawers, I draw ing room furniture, dinin? room curtains, tables, chairs, carpels, oil cloths, kitchen furniture. &r. -To be viewed on the day pi ior to the sale; catalogues had t at ihe Premises* and ofthe Auctioneers, 194, ...
... gla-ses, Tur- ( key- and Hnu-els carpets, a chirm press, wilh gl . zed doors, hall t chairs, a mangle, copper articles, and kitchen teaaisi.es, at No. | 24, Grosvenor-place. To be viewed on Saturday preceding. Catalogues on the ' Premi.es, ami of Mr. H ...