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... pre- cisely, on the usual business of the day. and on other affairs. JOSEPH BRACKEN BURY, Secretary. LEICESTER SQUARE SOUP KITCHEN — This day Saturday), January 19th, One Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety-eight Persons* were relieved with a warn substantial ...
... GEORG~E~ MANNING, BLOOMFIEI.D RUSH, taken from life during their trials, a cast in piaster of Mr. (/Connor, and a plan of the Kitchen j where he was murdered. Models of Stanfield Hall and Potash Farm, are now added to the Chamber of Horrors, at Madame | TISSAUD ...
... oM may be made to Mr. TIRER, Account- AP E u„r, or »t Mr. HARGREAYESf* Office, niickhu*^ WANTED, VFRT GOOD COOK (where a Kitchen Maid ia A ? t ) who must have an excellent Character — i ni Wages will be given. WANTED, HOUSEMAID, a YOUNG WOMAN, who must ...
... Bell's Weekly Messenger. A very useful collection of didactic little tales, good advice, simple poetry, and household and kitchen receipts. The book is primarily elesigned for the pupils in female national schools, with the view of preparing them for the ...
... F. LEEKS, Pecretarv. ■•;' tte-rovr, Mansion House. . ' ■ I'-ieii £10 10 0 T l: ' 1 ' 1 1 0 L U^T£R : SQ»JARE SOUP KITCHEN and ■ ' — I • extraordinary number of One Thousand ' : ?? > ?? Persons were this day 'Wednesday, ■■■i ...
... Norwegian Cows. Hay, Manure, Four-wheel rhaeton. Fowls, Cart, Potatoes, &c. ; also a portion of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Kitchen Requi- sites, and Miscellaneous Effects. Nottingham, January 17th, 1850. BY MR. BLACKWELL. LATE MR. WOOD SENDS MACHINERY, ...
... three Rooms on each floor, and the other, three lower and four Lodging- Rooms, with a Stable to one of them, and an Out- Kitchen to each, aU ?? with the town's water. Rents £17 and £18. Apply to Mr. John Cole, Jun., on the Premises, or at Prospect Foundry ...
... In the STORE-ROOM and KITCHENS are a very hand- some dinner service, elegant breakfast and tea service, superior cut glass, silver table and dessert forks and spoons, a few good plated articles, set of block-tin dish-covers, kitchen and culinary requisites ...
... entirely enclosed sound Hill Pasture. The House, which is entirely new, consists of Dining Room, Parlour, five Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Dairy, Servants' Apartments, and other Conveniences. It is pleasantly situated at the base of the Cheviot Hills, within ...
... - ••:.)■» k rpc t. Ir.tltou Square, ' iipati.ni of Mrs. Rossail. contains ot: the ground floor • -and I Uning-reoms, Two Kitchens, : -Ue Ollices. On the first floor a ?-rooni, &c., eve. nse is well C* llared, and is pro- Rain Wat ...
... contain- ing two Silting Rooms, two Kitchens, Dairy ami Cellar, three good Chambers, and two large Attics ; and having a Piggery and convenient Outbuilding's. Also, a comfortable COTTAGE, containing two Low Rooms, Kitchen, and three Lodging Rooms; with Stable ...
... and at the Institution, 60, Market-street, Edgware-road. — By order, GEORGE GUTENETTE, Manager. LEICESTER-SQU_-RI_~SOUP~kITCHEN.— The Committee beg to present their thanks te the friends who have so kindly aided them to administer relief to tbe destitute ...