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... 8, Ludgate-street, J to Munehester, said - I go out selling herrings,, and r, nflkkeep lodgers. I have only two rooms, a 'kitchen tj elyyand asleeping room. I have known deceased about tj try' twelve, months. She has lodged with me fourteen H ing weeks ...
... unl- MARY HUNTER was dying of an agonising P urs complaint-suffering-perishing on the flag- ti as stones of a wvretched kitchen,? with no bed hi of-no bed-clothes-no adequate food-no medi- %de cal attendance-although these were sought T. nd for at the ...
... ia in ..ogre* k into sach state wto be available for _h_. h, » W' 4 prisoners in cm* of the jail becominj 25»5!! , Ph* kitchens and office, hay. , E n 0v ' r s__ »dwa-«ed ; they are covered , n , Ja ?**±vl\ fisting ia in progrew. Tbe drains '*⢠...
... wearing piece of this Plaister, which need be changed enly once in seven or eight days. Senants who are compelled stand hot kitchens, with stone floors, will find a sovereign remedy for those dreadful pains they experience the feet; and to thousands of ...
... Occupied a Seminary, comprising ' large Dining}, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms, 6 Excellent Lodging Rooms, with School Room, Kitchen, SouUuiy. ' Collar, Yard, Playground, Orchard, Garden, Stables, Cow-Houee, * and all other Out-Conveniences, suitable for ...
... Glasses, Mahogany Dining and Card Tables, Stands, Hearth Rugs, Oil Cloth, Mahogany Reclining Chair, Bright Stove, two Ranges, Kitchen Requisites, and other items. Sales tn> \ll)i\ip iUnipmstall. RICH CUT GLASS, ...
... to . Nu. 11l in this stn e.4*cuter the house, said you still Pad it ',malt. low, and dirty. It considst of a set) stead kitchen, or limy, p!ace, and two small and die three but one fireplace enneigat them 'I pocce regulations, it stems. have allomel ...
... On irs MARY HUJNTER was dying of an agbinising Pa 'Ls complaint--suffering-perishing on the flag- ?? ofsoe fa wretched kitchen,I' with no bed Oin de -no bed-clothes-no adequate food-no mcdi- i nd cal attendance-although' these were sought Th ad for ...
... Noble's and saw iMr- Brown. I on v aid told him that deceased wa danl~crously 'ill, and the I Bre lying on-the flagsofr my kitchen Boor, and that I Whe ~it understood that hie was A town's 'doctor. He said, stab] at Yiou mu~t take her to the infirmary ...
... appearing s in court, Mr. GOODWILL-Where weve you from half.past sight to ten t o'elock? i Mr. Charlion-1 was In the cook's kitchen; but I weist out to the butchers and came in about nine o'clock. I saw nobody at rthte gate at that time. P Mr. GOODWIrLL-When ...
... C ton, whose valets canvass their august secrets, just, my dear II Madem, as ou uown parlour-matds and dependents in the kitchen discuss our characters, our stinginess and generosity, our pecuniary means or embarrasomeuoss and our little do- mesctt or ...
... The opposite room Is very a damp, and at present uninhabitable, likewise tic adjoining day. tl room, whichi was the old kitchen, acid totally unfit for what It to e at present applied. The road to tice bed-rooms passes through the h cellars, which is ...