... exertions in this g-ssl cause. But to this anticipated and almost illimitable diffusion in private dwellingsfrom hull to kitchen, from kitchen parlour, and from pailour to drawing room ami Ik-iI purity, extreme purity, absolutely essential. I here can and will ...

... without a family, on small hop farm. He will required fully to understand the cultivation and management of hops, also of a kitchen garden. For pMrticnlars apply Mr. Jury, Bull Inn, Maidstone, ...

... all present save one, who looked ewfully sad. It s rid her house of one of eems that a lady, desiring to larcenies in the kitchen these animals, whose petty were a source of great an- noyance, had commission ed the servant girl to take it out of the n ...

... making and selling of fireworks in dwelling-houses, which is an illegal practice. escape of gas having been perceived in the kitchen of Mr. WiIl«on, a broker in Great Queen Street, incautiously took a lighted candle near the leak ; a violent explosion ensued ...

... of the days named an immense flow of water took place doing considerable damage along the cliffs, and inundating several kitchens and cellars the lower part of the town, beyond which we do not hear of any further mischief. MILTON NEXT SZTTZNGBOURNE. —Firb ...

... mahogany horse-hair seated chairs ; wheel barometer; Kidderminster carpet, drugget, hearth rug, fi ndcr and fircirons, kc. &c. Kitchen; mahogany and wainscot dining table, ditto china cupboard, one eight-day and one thirtyhour clock, Windsor chairs, boiler’s ...

... chintz and dimity furniture, dressing glasses, chests of drawers, wardrobe, shower and hip baths, Ac., together with the kitchen requisites and plated goods, china (including very handsome tea aud dessert services,) and glass; a square pianoforte, 0-octave ...

... RAMSGATE. SOUP KITCHEN.—VWe were very glad to see an- nounce bills out for the intended soup-kitchen, as the present inclement state of the weather indicates that we Toust expect a continuation of it, and therefore the wants of the industrious poor will ...

... Rochester. Apply to Mr. Kidwell. TO LET, AT SEVEXOAKS, TWO MOOSES, each containing dining, drawing, breakfast, and 5 bed-rooms, kitchen, washhouse, cellar, larder, hard and soft water, and about three-quarters of an acre of garden; with the privilege of the ...

... who looked awfully sad. lt seems that lady, desiring to ri4 herself of one of these animals, whose petty larcenies in the kitchen were great annoyance, had commissioned the servant girl to take it out ofthe neighbourhood and The of a Married Mason.—l once ...

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... preterit taee ote, who looked awfully tad. It that lady, deainsg rid her home three animate, wboae petty larcenlea Is the kitchen were source great annoyance, bad commlationed the aervent girl to take it out of the neighbourhood and drop it.” Cbtatcai ...