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... morning till night, only chauging from labour of the mind to labour of the body, and back again. His wife is all daylong in the kitchen, the scullery, the washhouse, the bakehouse, the dairy, and dozen other responsible posts. Betty, the cook, has no sooner ...
... GREAT BARGAIN TO be LET a GENTEEL RESIDENCE wii tbe exception of Two Rooms which are of tbe Premises comprise Lodging Rooms Kitchens bee occupied M Offices The remaining part of tbe Premises comprise Parlour Sitting Room Study five Apply io Mr R Massey Agent ...
... the sign of the Fox and Goosb, in the occupation of Mr. William Enefer, and containing large Bar. Tap Room, Parlour, Back Kitchen, large Club Room, two Chambers, capital dry Cellaring Brewhonse, with Malt Room over, enclosed Yard, Pump Hard Water, and ...
... that desirable and eligible FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, having a frontage of about nine yards Queen Street and containing Parlour, Kitchen, Closets, Cellars, foir Sleeping Rooms, Brewhouse, and enclosed Yard, now in the occupation of Mrs. Short; also all that large ...
... Digbeth. On Thursday evening the persons living in the above yard were suddenly attracted by a great light in the deceased's kitchen, and on looking through the window, saw her sitting on the floor enveloped in flames. A butcher, named John Davenport, humanely ...
... disappointment. ~ Best Coal at Wharf 4s - 6d - Second,.. . 12s. 6d. Cobbles 10s. 6d. The Moira CoalVs'suitable''for'parlour 'or kitchen fires warehouses &c, and from its great heat, durability, and perfect combustion, will be found very economical. Orders or ...
... tables, Grecian couch, cabinet sideboard, chiffionier, Brussels floor carpets and hearth rugs, glass, china, and tableware, kitchen requisites, culinary utensils, and various other articles, the whole in prime order and condition; catalogues of which are ...
... there next autumn. - Cam- The Duchess of Gloucester and the Duke bridge have contributed 10/. each to the Leicester-sq Soup-kitchen .-The children of Benjamin P°^ er ' er have likewise subscribed 3Z. towards feeding their brethren in distress, hoping that ...
... given 21. 25., and Mrs. Holyoake 11. ls. towards the same object. Last week the poor of Bengeworth were supplied from the kitchen of H. Workman, Esq., with 120 gallons of soup. A large quantity of soup has also been liberally distributed to the poor of ...
... FURNITURE, &c.; consisting of tent bedsteads, t bed, capital sofa, wash-stands, dressing tables, can _ chairs, tables, kitchen requisites, and sundry le jT a ' to the sign of the Bull's Head, Villa-road, worth, under a distrain for rent. renditions ...
... piece of this piaster, which need be ebauged only once In seven or eight days. Servants who are compalled te stand in hot kitchens with stone floors, will find a sovereign remedy for those dreadful pains they experience in tbe feet, and to thousands of ...
... heart of the village, bad been entered during the night, the tbievea having obtained an entrance forcing way through a back kitchen window. On Mr. going daybreak tbe bouse of the constable to make known hie loss, was agreeably surprised find his property ...