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... including Victoria, Axminster and other superior Carpets, and all modern styles of Drapery and Window Fittings. SERVANTS' KITCHEN REQUISITES IN ALL VARIETIES CONTRACTS !limn Free Charge fur FURNISHING Hotels, Clubs, Asylltms, Schools, Town Halls, Hospitals ...
... complete, including Victoria, Axminster and other superior Car, and an modern styles of Drapery and Window Fit tings. SERVANTS' KITCHEN REQUISITES IN ALL VARIETIES UPHOLSTERY AND CARPET DEPARTMENTS. These Departments in Each Town are furnisLed with Stocks of ...
... including Victoria, Axminster and other superior Carpets, and all modern styles of Drapery and Window Fittings. SERVANTS' & KITCHEN REQUISITES IN ALL VARIETIES UPHOLSTERY AND CARPET DEPARTMENTS. These Departments in Each Town are furnished with Stocks of ...
... inciudinx Victoria, Axminster and other superior Carpets, and all modern styles of Drapery and Window Fittings. SERVANTS' KITCHEN REQUISITES IN ALL VARIETIES CONTRACTS given Free (f Charge for FURN,ISHINt; Hotels, Clubs, Asylums, Moots, Town Halls, Hospitals ...
... by sitting on him. Mrs. Martin tells a funny story of how retribution befell a tame and greedy ostrich : Being free of the kitchen—simply because no one could keep him out—he was not lung in observing that the pumpkin and rice always came out of one particular ...
... cook, gives the following description of her assistant : I have an extraordinary kitchen maid—a Kaffir man, ft. in. high. He arrived one morning, walked into the kitchen, took the dishes, &c., from me, and proceeded to wash them up. He then retired with ...
... Majesty's Highland and Indian domestics, there are the head functionaries of the kitchen and the clerks of the cellar in their respective uniforms. The clerk of the kitchen, who is at the head of the cuisitte department, receives seven hundred a year with ...
... notice of him. Tun ROYAL BAitoK or Bar., intended for the Queen's Christmas table was roosted on Monday before the great kitchen fire at Windsor Castle. The huge joint weighed over 3001 b., and was cut from a fine l)evon bullock, fed upon the Royal demesne ...
... Queen's daughters, in addition to being excellent needlewomen, are also good cooks. When they were children they had a little kitchen of their own at Osborne, where they concocted all kinds of dishes, sweets being naturally the favourites. Here they converted ...
... principles on the lines laid down by him, and now supplies the entire colony at Osborne with milk, eggs, butter, and cream. The kitchen-garden is not quite so successful, but as a consignment of fruit and vegetables comes almost daily from FrogmorQ, this is ...
... leaves of a palm ; all floral decorations should be low. Beware also of two many servants. The sub ertluity of labour in the kitchen is known to have a deleterionn effect upon the broth, and no less in the place where the broth is consumed does officiousness ...
... Cave, Major Dewar, Major again and returned to the kitchen to put more coal on the fire ; Coker, Major Jackson, and Captain Mac Ada m, Captain but as she was doing so Mrs. Dean came into the kitchen and Vincent, Captain Sullivan, Captain Roberts and Captain ...