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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... -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 ...
... 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 ...
... sneaelre; the bufiblest .2ivlce tn# 0ork with ihe same risliy the 6pdrldced'Cook; The resuks of actual e7per ioenfi.tide, in the kitchen of :a. Phyician, Utile- dulcL A npvw edition, - arefullyvised. Printed for John Hitchiad, 'PiccnlIlV;- ahd sold by all - ...
... as the Duke of Lancaster; and has aa'niable consort, the' DElchess, 'regaled herself with a glass of rum and water 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 ...
... 41 —6. The Sierra I.l,orena Mountalits.-9. and Fislerinairs Flut.-10. Castle on the Lake. s cape and SpaniSti lan.-12. The Kitchen of the of the Duke's Castle.—:l4. Pleasure Grounds S Sancho Panza's Ilouse.-16. Grand Patturamie ‘fiew fir f Barataria.-18 ...
... the Chamber during the present Session. The Seine and Marne have both lately swelled, and overflowed their banks. A soup-kitchen for the relief of the poor has been established in Paris, which gives out allowances twice a-day. A letter from Constantinople ...
... 1411 ; If, . I 141 - , Oxford-street ; . _ tA`ii i res are ou Sale tu e greateat variety. : PATENT KITCHEN RANGES. ! The Patent Economist, or Wind-up Kitchen Rang., for Cookit,g, No. 11, tierner•atreet. GSTRATTON, from long and unremitted ap • plication ...
... mince-pies and plumb-cake ; and snap-dragon, and lamb's-wool might as well he dispensed with in the parlour, and misletoe in the kitchen, as fiery dragons, grants and hobgoblins on the stage. We must be metamorphosed ourselves, before we could think of dispensing ...