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... LARGS KITCHEN. A dresser with cupboard and six drawers, dresser with three cupboards and three drawers, a table with two drawers, a large tin haster, pair of steps, two chairs, looking glass, boot shelf, winter hedge, warming pan. a brass bottle jack ...
... LOVE IN THE KITCHEN. BOW-RTRFF.T.—An unfortunate wight, who called himself Samuel Lechrnore, an engraver, all the way from Ballyporeen, was brought up in custody of the guardians of the night, charged with being foitsal at an unseasonable hour, and under ...
... SECOND KITCHEN. A dresser with two rupbeards and two drawers, two-chairs.- fender, coal pan, two water cans, water kit, four dripping pans, two iron boilers with covers, a fish pan, basket and cleaver, five chamber candlesticks, and cne pair snuflVre ...
... Kitchen Utensils. The encouragement he has experienced for the sale of his improved Kitchen Riutge, with Rumford Roaster and &tam Boiler, has induced him to make them more publicly known. The app!,- esitioe of steam for cooking will be fogad mere ideality ...
... KITCHEN AND WOSTENHOLME S DiyjDEKD. THE Commissioner* in a Commission of Bankrupt, bearing date the -20 th day of February, 18‘23, awarded and issued forth against Charles Hitclien and Thomas Wostenbolrae, of Sheffield, in the County of York, Hair-seating ...
... rANTS Place, steady person COOK, where Kitchen Maid kept, and the La ...
... A S KITCHEN MAW, tinaer a Man Cook; has L& been in the kitchen for some time, and can give the most respectable ref.arence.—Direct A. 8., at Itattrays, baker, Old Hand-itreet, Piccadilly. ...
... IiTANTS .a SITUA.TION, as COOK, where a Kitchen-maid is kept, ornothing out of the kitchen required, a steady Woman • she understqnds Pickling and Pi eserving, Made Dishes. Soups, also the tilanagetnertt of a Dairy, and Bread-baking if required. No objection ...
... and the servant having down tea-tray on which was the tea-pot in question laid it the kitchen immediately window into street While gone stairs to candles noise in kitchen and running hastily perceived that the window was open and the tea-pot gone An alarm ...
... The Inn contains on the ground floor, three good sized Parlours, Bar and three Kitchens, with Cellars underneath ; on the first floor, a large dining Room, sitting Room, and four Bed Rooms on the second floor, seven Bed Rooms; and Servant's Rooms in the ...
... SHOP, PARLOUR, and Roomy KITCHEN to be LET, well adapted for an industrious and obliging person desirous of embarking in the Chcesemongery, including the Butter, Pork, and Bacon Trade, for which the premises are fitted up—the situation is advantageous ...
... be LET, a SHOP and Front KITCHEN, with JL other conveniences, in good repyir, no fixtures _to be taken ; immediate possession may be had.—For particulars enquire on the Premises, No. 33, Charlotte-street, the corner of William-street, Surrey-road. HOUSE ...