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... cte ,! candle with him) thrown to the (having foolishly take fo „ owed- instant, the ground by the explosm ceiling of the kitchen, rafters of the floor ? f V*® , shed throughout the house, were blown up. and the glass , the beav- The shopman was co e so ...
... Decanters, Tumblers, Claret, » Wine and Finger Glasses, Wine Coolers, Custards, Salts. Culinary Utensils, an Kitchen Range, and Cozeh House Stove, Kitchen Presses and Drainer, Washing and Meat Tubs, 9} Tons best Newport Coals, 2 New Water Pipes with Brass Cocks ...
... their Large and Varied Stock, con- isting of Grates, Fenders, Fire Irons, Lamps, Cutlery, Furnishing fronmon; 4 Tea Trays, Kitchen Ranges, and General House The Interest in the Premises To Be Sold. Dec. 18, 1849. (5842) 1634) ...
... &c., Quantity of Books, Bookcase, and Seeretary, Eight Day Clock, Two Excellent Piano Fortes, Wardrobes, Dressing Glasses, Kitchen Furniture, &e.,&¢. Also, 13 Milehs Cows, Heiffers,7 Excellent Horses, trained to doable and single harness and the road, a ...
... ac- curate timekeeper ; a Gilt Edged Dinner Service of China, M ing and Evening Chiua, Decanters and Cut Glass, Knives and Kitchen Utensils, &c. The Bedrooms con- tain, ime Feather Beds, Bedsteads, Hangings and liasses, Bedding, Dressi Tables and Basin ...
... practical Gardener, for the different works to be done each week in the PINERY, VINERY, PEACH-HOUSE, GREENHOUSE, YLOWER GARDEN, KITCHEN GARDEN, COTTAGE GARDEN, NURSERY, FoREsr, d&c., &c., with a variety of questions from parties seeking information, and answers ...
... trenched during severe frost, and of the clods being found only partially thawed at mipsummer. In men- tioning the protection of kitchen-garden crops, last week, we omitted to recommend the branches of Spruce, Fir, Yew, orother evergreens. These are quite as ...
... formerly occupied by Henry Siree, Esq, The House contains two Sitting-rooms, three large Bed-rooms, with several Closets, a good Kitchen, and commodious Servants Apartments. The Otfices, including Stable and Coach-house, | secured in a Lock-up Yard. There is ...
... trasces and Bedding, Painted Wardrobes, Drawers, Dressirg Tab'les, Wash Stands, Toilet Glasses and Ware, Commodes, &c. ; Kitchen Furniture and Utensils, China, Glass, Delft, Sponge Rafts, &c.. CHARLES BENNETT, Auctioneer. --PUBLICATIONS. Price Fourpence ...
... that it was reported to them that some of the wards had not been supplied with clean straw for seven months !—the cooking kitchen in bad order—the boilers too small and badly set, and the classification of the inmates altogether neglec d ; and further ...
... looked awfully sad. It seems that a lady, desiring to rid her house of one of these animals, whose petty larcenies in the kitchen were ! source of great annoyance, had commissioned the seri vant girl take it out of the neighbourhood and ! drop it.’ I An ...
... directions, by a Practical Gardener, for the different works to be done earn week in the PINERY. VIRZI', TEACH NOUSE, PLOWER KITCHEN COTTAGi GARDE'', SC , &e with a variety of questions, from parties seeking information, and answers by the Editors. Reports ...