... affairs of the sisters and nurses were arranged, new huhu worthy contemporary in the cause of humanity, Alexis ': over, built, kitchens erected and arranged, and a vigorous action in Esq.. has also, by his untiring seal and philanthropic ardour, the whole ...

... thinking it was her grandistberditup and opened the door of the back kitchen, in which siaa inquire what he wanted. She had no sooner done ss thaw was felled to the ground with the kitchen poker, and bessmassassiess. In about an hour afterwards the poor girl ...

... John, aged seventeen (who is employed in Messrs. S. and F. Watt's warehouse, at Manchester) was found lnyig senseless on the kitchen hearth-stone, and although he has escaped with his life, it is feared he is seriously injured. Ile says that he met the two ...

... Sandy and Tempaford Roads. MI that capital Dwelling House, with two bay windows, comprising two front Sitting-rooms, Kitchen, back Kitchen. large Pantry, and four good Bedrooms, fitted up with every decree of comfort, a good Yard, Stable, Chaise-house, Wood ...

... recently committed in a hmse in Clifton. while the family were abeent at afternoon service. The thieves left written on the kitchen table the words, You should catch as well as prey. Ter. Right Hon. E. P. Bonverie, who has been appointed Pres'ilent of ...

... at afte rn oon service. The thieves left Lambs, except for choicest kinds were very unsaleable. Calves Oct. written en the kitchen table the words, You should watch as were selling about as on Friday. From G there were 1.61'8 beasts; 4,450 s h eep ; 229 ...

... house; but unfortunately and to the no little grief of the family, it seas killed by being trodden on as it was entering the kitchen, the shadow of the door rendering the entrance to the doorway somewhat dark. BANK Noves.—Persons should be careful in examining ...

... commanding a delightful view of the River Ouze and surrounding country, with Lawn and two Summer-houses, large and small Kitchen Gardens, Yards, Coach houses, Stables, and all necessary Out-offices, as now in the occupation of the Misses Margetts. The ...

... several years in the occupation of Mr. THOMAS EDEY, Cabinet Maker, containing a Parlour, Sitting Room, three Sleeping Rooms, Kitchen, and Washhouse ; a roomy Yard, with Barn, Coal-shed, and Pump. For further particulars inquire of Mr. G. MORTON, St. Neota ...

... TO BE LET, with possession at Michaelmas next, a Comfortable DWELLING-HOUSE, containing Front Shop, Parlour, Sitting Room, Kitchen, Wasbhouse, and Four Bedrooms, and other conveniences if required, now in the possession of Mr. J. Franklin.—Apply to J. PLUM ...

... several years in the occupation of Mr. THOMAS EDEY, Cabinet Maker, containing a Parlour, Sitting Room, three Sleeping Rooms, Kitchen, and Washhouse ; a roomy Yard, with Barn, Coal-shed, and Pump. For further particulars inquire of Mr. G. MORTON, St. Neots ...

... requir Fran klin.—A ppl Neots. September 15th, With Possessi able DV High-street, St. patron of Mr. Ti taining a Parlo Rooms, Kitchen with Barn, Coa 11TITII Immo V PREMIS] on the Market Mr. EDW A R DS, THE Rates of FIRE OF] sistent with Secu FARMING-BTO When ...