... No. 38, 1X Poultry, containing anexcellent ?? and show- room, five bed rooms, parlour and kitchen above, and a small house at back, containing parlour, kitchen, and bed chamber; four years unexpired, at 1601. per annum, The upper part of front premises ...

... sonic others, lie found tile I kitchen dour open, atid also a part of tise kitchen window tiown from the tsp, Iles fouad no one in the house, itor were there any marks oif fsset on a. dcal table wvhicli stood by tile kitchen window. There bad Isest waishing ...

... found the back window of the kitchen forced opein, a mark oni the sill as if the sash had been forced up, and a large hole cut in the side Miutter; the burglars must have come over a wall ten feet in height; 'be- twveen the kitchen and the parlour there was ...

... WANT PLACES, S COOK, where a Kitchen Maid is kept, a Young A sPerson, who thoroughly understands her buiness, and can have a good character 'rom the place she has jtist left, where she has lived above three ?? (post paid) to A. B., at Mr. Taylor's, Baker ...

... glasses, set of dining tables, parlour chairs, moreen and chintz window curtains, card, pembroke tables, carpets, stoves, and kitchen requisites. Also the well made Fixtures, consisting z of mahogany sashes, counters and desks, and a variety of other Z articles ...

... pistols, chests of drawers, fenders and, ire-irons, glass ware, china and plated articles, stair carpets, hall lamp, and the kitchen reelusites. To be viewed on Monlday, and catalogues had on the preniiuses; and of Mr. Bullock, High Holborn. f By PEAIRSALL ...

... oil cloth, and good kitchen furnititre, wheich nay lie viewed till the sale, and catalogues had at the lRoom. A House of excellent Furniture, two elegant splendid Greciant Lustris for six attd eight lights, China, Glass, asad Kitchen re- quisites, all in ...

... spacious kitchen, A larder, servants' hall, scullery, wash house, wine and beer cel- ar lars, coal house, &c.; an excellent well of water, and every re- iN quisite convenience; a coach house, and stables for six horses; a DE large kitchen garden, walled ...

... Teioueconttions four good bed-charn. bers, tuo neat dransug-rooms, dining and breakfast pliriours, dressing- room, svater-closet, kitchens, domesttc offices, celiring, amid yard.- The Premises are in the occulation. of-iloortlock, Es., on a Lease, wvhich expires ...

... innkeeper in Gray's Inn-lane. Hle brought with him a small trunk and hurn- dle, tied up In a red handkerchief. He went into the kitchen, and was heard bidding the servant go and pledge the things which he took from the trunk and bundle. Prisoner said the things ...

... containing a dining room, drawirg room, sk; bed rooms, nursery, - kitchen, and every convenience for a fatuity; coach house and J- stabling, cow house, piggery, uleasure and kitchen' grdens abun- iy dantly cropped and stocked With fruit tret's in full ...

... of great trade; on the upper floor are a . range of chambers connected with the Hotel, and on the base- I nent, the hotel, kitchen, workshops, and abundant cellarage; i the whole held for 86 years unexpired, at a ground rent of 371. 15s. per annum. X Mlay ...