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... the Da l e of I,anccolFr ; and Ills amiable consort, the Duchess, regaled' 'herself with' a glasSbf rum and water in the kitchen of the inn, His Gracef made an unsuccessful application to one of the Ea r l p Darlington's agent's for a loan to defray his ...
... some jewel- lerv, ard other portusble articles. The robbers. eecrti art entrance by cutting tihe shiitters at ; the back kitchen window, arid removing tire fiksterlirrgs. They regaled themselves in the house wvith beef atrd fosels;' and bydsome means ...
... er c«r,^s ; ft . uJll| an.* drni>er} ' , lllh el.e'k, black chair, an S-d.i d while table ebony \ “'« ft, .1 mangle, with kitchen, laundry, scullery,and S nbm'il valuable’ laarks', and out-door which will expressed tn facnlogues, to laul in diat time ...
... -as the Dicke •of Laneaq er ; and his amiable consort, the Ditches, regaled herself with a glass of -ruin andwater in the kitchen of the inn. His Grace made an unsuccessful application to one of the Earl of Darlington's agents for a loan to defray his ...
... neither, if were sick, would I ask prescription from my groom, although he may be able to give my horse drench. Yet neither the kitchen-wench nor die groom would so untitled for these new tasks, as the illiterate and dissolute vulgar for exercising any political ...
... of B'illiani I’odger comprising kitchen Ac and over 5— DWELLING-HOUSE Dampiet ard in James Batten comprriing kitchen p iiantrv ground with rooms over Iot DWELLING-HOUSE in the Court in the of Jos Quick comprising kitchen pantry over in the Court the occupation ...
... and an excellent Residence, containing seven chambers, drawing and dining room, breakfast parlour, patent water closet, kitchen, and ample cellatage, with private door in Bucklers.. bury; the whole in the most substantial and - comlalete repair. To he ...
... ; 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 ...
... CONIEACF, HOUSE, situate in the Centre of the town of FENNY I I FORD, Backs, brii and tiled, and sashed the Front ; consisting Kitchen, Parlour, Cellar, Pantry, and Scullery ; two good Rooms the first Flour, with a fire Place in each ; two good Garrets, sleeping ...
... Mr James Sheirlow, of `teps-ol-Grace,. ncar Berwick, farhmer, a ftle boy.bf four years ofC age, Was left by himself in thu kitchen, kand his cl6ihes comnig in contact With the fire, hie vas ses much burnt as to cause his death. On Friday last, at Sunderland ...
... ne HOUS EHOLD FURNP TURE, including mahogany 4-post and Fress ed sieads and bedding, mahogany drawers, tables and cbaiigt kitchen furniture, a reflecting telescope, a French clock ; a few pict tires and prints, and other effects. To he viewed this day ...
... glasses, manugany sidehoard, dining, card 'asp jermroke tables, sofas, mahogany and japanned frame chaiBs, carpets, stoi and kitchen reqtssites. May be viewaed, and odhaeogsses bad. SALES ByAUCTIO. Csbloet Vlctures, ~elegant 11ooka, rroof Prints, ScdIpt~tt1 ...