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... constructed bade and back, und thsata com- di, muoil arramngemenct is their thivisims' into'sa cellar or store- PIece, a kitchen-parlour, and a large bedroom oamovee it. atm 'The rents paid rainge fromm 71. to 91. or salmnmu 3s. per week. to -Corespeoendesnt ...
... one, who looked awfully sad. seeruu that lady, desiring rid her house of one of these animals, whose patty larcenies in the kitchen were | a .* mrce great annoyance, had commissioned the ser- • vant girl take out af the neighbourhood and drop it The Boston ...
... required to perform of a very wearing charaiier The anxieties the drnwing-rf'om or the library not penetrate to the servant’s or kitchen. While the awytr busy with hi> brie's, the physician wirii his patients, the clergyman W ith his flock, the builer concenti ...
... Yearling Calf; above 500 Gallons of superior Ale and Beer, an assort- | nmeut of Casks, complete 6et of Brewing Uteusils, Kitchen Requisites, teds, Beddiig, and most other requisites for the well conducting of itrl established Public-house. Also, will ...
... botites produced arc die same were t.rk* ti away. Bamfo saw him with bottle ot porter day of the rubbery ...
... soon after ten o'clock in the morning. She came into the and s kitchen for a few minutes and then returned into the both «“M housekeeper’s room down stairs, on the same floor with the kitchen. I went into the housekeeper's room vemb while Mrs, Johnson was ...
... WANTED, a Young Woman a Family, near Manchester. sTOUT GIRL r as HOUS Also, a for the Kitchen. ‘Apply at the Cowrier Office. MATLOCK BATH BALL. JERE will be a BALL in the ASSEMBLY Rooms at the Orv Bata Hote, Matlock Bath, on Taunspay, the 24th inst. HURT ...
... present save one, who looked awfully sad. It seems that a d her house of one of these lady, desiring to ri larcenies in the kitchen were a animals, whose petty source of great annoy: ance, had commissioned the servant girl to takeit out of the neighbo urhood ...
... 17th, 1850, punctually i : t Eleven o'elock; A PORTION of his Valuable HOCUSEI[OLD FUR- Ai NITURE, bpd-rootin appendages, kitchen reiqaisites, brevingvesels, &c. ; also, superior ehesuut I'ony, 8 years old, double bodied phacton (by Holmes, Derby). with ...
... such common matters a* the frost on the bed-room window, the steam from the kettle in the parlour, the cup In the pie in the kitchen. Hi* exposition of the principles, and his deductions from the facts, are as neat as the examples are well chosen.”— Spectator ...
... and laid their guns the dresser in tile kitchen, where they remained during the rest of day. At nboul hall-past seven to same night, a ynung woman named Satan - tone, and her lellow-servant, were in the kitchen when •he two lads came in, and commenced ...
... cut glass, 400 ounces of Silver in spoons, forks. services and sets; superior ivory hafted ]inives and forks, garden vases, kitchen re- quisites, &C ORDER OF SALE. MkIONDAY and TUESDAY, the 4th and 5th February, 1850. The whole of the Valuable Library of ...