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... ORANGE-TREE INN, SAINT NICHOLAS-SQUARE, HEREFORD. Neat and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Bedding, China, Glass, Earthenware, Kitchen and Culinary Requisities, prime Ale and Strong Beer, superior Perry, well-seasoned English Oak Casks, containing from 60 to ...
... had; deceased accustomed himself to walk oat the garden the first thing after he got op, was necessary to go through the kitchen order to get up-stairs; she and her husband had 81bs. of bread allowed the first week, and 30.; the second and following- ...
... report, the main drain (extending the whole .ength of the building; has been put in and secured, and the foundations of the kitchens, cellars, and other ofhees, are nearly built to the level of the ground. The masonry of the walls, gable ends, and chimney ...
... who looked awfully sad. It seems that lady, desiring to rid her house one of these animals, whose petty larcenies in the kitchen were source of great annoyance, had commissioned the servant girl to take it out of the neighbourhood and drop it. The second ...
... last report the main drain, extending tbe whole length of the building, has been put and secured, and the foundations of the kitchens, cellars, and other offices are built as nearly as possible to the level of the ground. The masonry, walls, gables, and chimney ...
... other Hot Air Stoves, suitable from the smallest office to the largest church chapel; Register Stoves; Fenders, Fire Irons; Kitchen Ranges ; Copper, Brass, Tin, Japanned, Zinc, and Iron Goods, in endless variety ; Cutlery, of warranted quality ; and every ...
... produced in the kitchen ; I also left in the kitchen the cord leggins, (these were taken off the legs of the prisoner Linson in court).âAnn Pvmble deposed : I am a single woman and live at Mrs. Jones's, as servant ⢠I locked the kitchen door on the night ...
... Commissioner, succeeds to the place of Commissioner, rendered vacant by Mr. Hayue's promotion. The Leicester-square Soup Kitchen. —The committee gratuitously supplied, on Christmas day, soup and bread, beef, and plum-pudding 1,145 destituic and deserving ...
... and Gentlemen, Your very obedient servant, WILLLIAM SYMONDS ROOTES, M.D., Edin., M.R.C.S.E., L.A.C. THE VERY BEST KINDS OF KITCHEN GARDEN SEEDS AT REDUCED PRICES, Carriage Free to Gloucester or Bristol, from whence they dispatched by appointed Agents. JOHN ...
... wearing a piece of this Plaster, which need chanped only once seven or eight days. Servants who are compelled to stand in hot kitchens with stone floors, will find a sovereign remedy for those dreadful pains they experience the feet; and to thousands of i ...
... THE GARDENERS' WEEKLY DIRECTIONS. (Collated expressly for the Hereford Times.) KITCHEN GARDEN. We take the following from the Gardeners Journal: — Asparagus.—The earliest opportunity shouldjbe taken to prepare some more beds, previously directed. This ...
... the kitchen window and other windows before going to the drawing-room window ; Mrs. Kyrle, myself, and the two nurses were tbe only persons in the bouse ; there a back lane from which person might have gone to the window without passing the kitchen window ...