... Teelawny, South Tamar, Tregorden, Fmeroft, Tamar Consols, East Builer, Heiznston Down Consols, West Providence, Fortescue, Co ks Kitchen, Co.durrow, Hovodstoot, Stiy Park, Trehauve, and Ho'mbush, At the Wueal Blen owe meeting, the intention of giving vp the mine ...

... June 4th, 1849, FaLmourd.—On the eveniag of Christmas-day & ‘ fire was discover-d in the Kitchen of My, Huekin shoemaker, in Church s'reet, which, buy for the timely and prompt assistance of some passers-by, might have been of very serious consequenc- ...

... &nue meets retpect;ne it in to high approbatine It ie cheap.. n.t.+1.1 an trident Article; utteepptig bat Yule twat.. the kitchen, mitt doine it. cork le,th Ltbovaphie and . may be ob.ained. ‘n.l , ne Mangle seen in uor. nu T elest•ph Works, 29, Street ...

... and addressing her us his dear Elizabeth, was produced, and a prayer-book with the man's name in it was found in the kitchen. When accused, she talked of drowning herself and afterwards asked as a favour that a table-knife might ne given her destroy ...

... the instigation of Dr. li.i'lrt. few gentlemen met on Saturday last, to consider the ic.t-iliility of establishing a soup kitchen; but as the means j ...

... demand. Down Consols and South Tamar continue improve, and inquiries are being made for shares at advanced prices. Cook’s Kitchen has also been request, from the improvements recently made. Shares in the following mines have changed hands since our last:—Devon ...

... James’District: Bread, meat, and other provisions, £lBl3s. 7d.; Distributed in Money, £8 15s. 9d ; Towards expenses of Soup Kitchen, £3 17s. 2d.: Subscription to Dispensary and Medicine, £2 ss. 6d.; Subscription to Coal Relief Society, £4 10s.; Child-bed ...

... least inconvenient, fitted up with copper, sink, dresser, and ha' and cloak rail, &c. Either the living room or the back kitchen is provided with oven and boiler range. The pantry lighted, ventilated, and fitted up with shelves, meat hoots, &c. i here ...

... wearing a piece this Plaster, which need be changed prfly once in I seven or eight days. / Servants who are compelled to stand kitchens with stone floors, will find a sovereign for those dreadful pains they experience in the feet; thousands individuals whose ...

... m s ,-soandry. The HousaaOL.D FURNItRE COnsiStsf of the 'Simal appendages for six Bed Rooms, Drawing' and -Dining. Rooms, Kitchen, Dairy, &o., particutlars of which are described in handbills. The Live, Farming, and Dead Stock will be sold -the first day ...

... celebrityin the profession -a few days since met in a public-house of this town, and, while regaling themselves before a blazing kitchen fire, each loudly vaunted his own superior qualifications for the exercise of his calling. At last one. of them seeing that ...

... to'uchpae nthe north ails of a wall, tie thy'a~hrlyp'avdfoeten hesat ini aommoer,'and from 'uulden variations in winter. KITCHEN GARDEtc.-Let trenching of vacant ground be done with all convenient dispatch, unless when it is laroen ; athb i clods, if-turned ...