... tensive variety of unique and beautiful L Dinner, Dessert, Tea, Coffee, and Breakfast every description of chamber ware, kitchen i a in earthenware every variety; handsome cut and P Glass, &c. &c. , f„ Tbe whole of the above will be arranged and res ...

... Sneesby, servant in the family of Mr. 0 Dorris-terrace, Kennington-cross was wj ' t j, ne of her master's children near the kitchen m>»«, by some accident her dress caught fire. She [taken to the Westminster Hospital, where she expired shortly after her ...

... of the day* named an immense flow of water took place doing conniJerablc damage along the cliffs, and inundating several kitchens and cellars the lower part of the town, beyond which not hear of say further mischief. coast. Leith new dorks •ecmed s'tmc ...

... peculiarly weak appearance attracted their notice, and that tliev begeed a few? crusts of bread from the cook of the workhouse kitchen to give to the mother and child, the latter of whom was crying bitterly from hunger, and that they surrendered their turn ...

... Dorria-terrace, Kennington-crow, and on the morning in question she was stAn.ling with on of her master's children near the kitchen trrate,when bysume accident her dress caught tire. As soon as the names eft satinguisheil the was taken to the Westminster ...

... public-house iu Newport raped Was it such a sower place that no public-house room could he obtaine 1; and had the magistrates no kitchens or dining-room If the Newport ma,iistrates iaoul I venture to noscrt that no such places as th se exist, then they might ...

... lounging chairs citeniers • 4ris Kidd•rtitinster c:.rpets 31111 rugs , wudow tains; ; feeders; tio.irons ; china, gime, kitchen utensils, 4.c. - A Pier of slilatt.l4 preadult China laid, I onconents , handatent aleleitter, pnicelain, and other jars, ...

... looked awfully sad. It seems that a lady, desiring to rid her house of one of these animals, whose petty larcenies in the kitchen w ere a source of great annoyance, had commissioned the set. v aut girl to take it out of the neighbourhood and drop it. ...

... tion that there should be no light in th debtors’ ward, but he did not krow they had any p shut them in darkness. In the kitchen, which feet by 30, only one light was allowed, althot cooking was carried on in one of the recesses, they found 14 the utmost ...

... it should f.i*t for twenty-four hours before- No animal is more used for nourishment, and none more indispensable in the kitchen ; employed either fresh salt, all is useful, even to its bristles and its blood ; it is the superfluous riches the farmer ...

... piece of this Plaster, which need be changed only once iu seven or eight days, Servants who are compelled to stand in hot kitchens with stove floors will find a sovereign remedy for those dreadful pains they experience in the feet; and to thousands of ...

... raabogmy .lining, 100, and Pembroke, tables, dining and chairs, carpets, a large chimney glass, wMlihmditand,. drcasing glosses, kitchen requisites, earthei ware and other ftfeeta. Also lour well-bred black Pigs. . . The whole may viewed on the morning of sale ...