... paltedl chests of drawers; TOILET GIAttSE8, towel airers, cane-seated chairs, Scotch carpets, &c. &t. A large portion of the kitchen and culinary uteilsils, with other Valuable effects. The property is-well deserving the attentioit of the public and may be ...

... clay, and minerals. The mansion consiste of a drawing-room, dining-room, breakfast-room, lacges entrance-hall, two excellent kitchene, OR, one of extra size aind coavenience;t butler's pantry. house- keeper's-froom, scitllery, and'nine bed-floomo; there is ...

... and Mr. Collier and Mr. Parry defended the prisoner.t Ils Jane Johnson, the nurse of tke child; eaid Mary Anise *n Wigzell, kitchen maid; Sarah Powell, house maid; George I: )a Glass, butter; and William Skelton Bryant, footmen; all r in the family of Mr ...

... sixteen niahgan ohars~~sai seted drsser beroo chairs, three chests of drawers, feuors and lre irons, mangle, kitchen and brewing utensils. large kitchen table, iron seat, garden orns- mento. Two aind a hats acres of SWiSIE TURNIPS, half an acre of WRiTE ditto ...

... chests of drawers; ~ TOILRT GLASSEq, 0 towel alrers. canso-seated chairs, scotch carpets, &c. &c. A large portion of the kitchen and culinary utensils, with other Ol ValuAble effects. Th popertr is well deserving thle attention of the public and may be ...

... painted wash and dressing tables and suites, - CHINA, GLASS, and EAITBEN WARtE, ?? G ~~~together wvith all THE EXCELLENT KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c. Sale to commence precisely at eleven o~ctoak In the forenoon. N.H. The auctioneer calls the atteistion of the ...

... neighbour, to look to his house. Tb ff About half-past six o'ctoolo, Mir. Henderson beard some oen breaking Loedc js up the kitchen fire, sand on his shouting AIhellos, heard the heavy so fooseteps Of two Peresus doescending the etatresse. and on going ...

... paint~ed wash and dressing tables and suites, CIIINA, G LASS, and EAR1THEN WARtE, of togetlior with all r or THE~ EXCELLENT KITCHEN FURNITURE, &a. -Sale to commence precisely at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. tj N4.1. The auctioneer calls the attentioti ...

... chairs, swing glasses, mahogany and painted chests of dramwers, towel rails, snighlt commodes. bied- I side carpete, tic.; kitchen tatbles. chlitirs, block tll dish covers, cloclt, large cuipboard and shtv'ves, anid a large qtiantity of kitelien requisites; ...

... famtily house having undergone a thorou gh repair and reisovaien, consists of an entrance hall, dining and drnwinsg room, kitchens, live bed eooms, end two dressing reams, with spacious attics, together v&itlh a good gardess and rstabling fr two or three ...

... spoonst ; ?? china t thr';ee dozen wdine arid turim- bler glrasses, wine decatrterr, celery arid pickle gla-sos, salts, &c. The KITCHEN REQUISITES3, DAIRY Olnd BREWING UTENSILS comprise sot of block-tin dish cover's, metal teaI mind coffee Puts, blue-printed ...

... respectable houses. It seems that on Thursday after- his noon, a silver table-spoon was istolen from a table in Mr. Ire ?? ~kitchen, which stood close to the window, and might car abe reached by any one frons the outside. It was placed toe upon the table ...