... together with the Furniture of severs rf-Jt Rooms; Choice Feather Bods; Hair Mattresses am/Biwl/ing; China; Cut Glass; Delf; Kitchen Uetjuisiles; and numerous other articles: also, the entire Stock—Cows; Horses; Carriages; Jaunting-Car and Harness; Farming ...

... Varied of Drawing-room, Parlour, and bed-chamber Grates; very Polished Steel Dronxe and Cottage Fenders and Finrlra^s; Patent Kitchen Ranges, the must recent and improswa plan*; Shower, Slipper, and Hip baths ; Plat’d and Britannia Metal and Argentine Silver ...

... tobacco was commonly called henbane of Peru. Wa qaite agree with King James, that smoke becomes kitchen fire better than dining chamber; and yet it makes kitchen oftentimes in the inward ports of men. soiling and infecting them with unctions and oily kind ...

... and-thet it was-reported to them that some of the wards had not been sup» plied with clean straw for 7: mouths !—the cooke ing kitchen in bad ordér—the boilers too small and: badly set, and the classification of the in- mates: altogether veglected ;- end’ that ...

... morning the prisoner, having forced a strong iron grating in front of the house, obtained access to the cellar and entered the kitchen, where he collected every por- table article on which he cotid lay hands, and was in the act of removing them whon happening ...

... bedding, and that it was reported to them that some of the wards bad not been supplied with clean straw for 7 months!— cooking kitchen in bad order—the boilers toe small and badly set, and the classiScation the inmates altogether neglected and turtber that ...

... made arrangements with Messrs. C. Platz & Son, of Orfurt, Prussia, and Rossin, Louesse, Paris, to supply them ® FLOW EU AND KITCHEN-GARDEN SEED., which are not to had at other markets of the same quality. With those arrangements, the, hope to give general ...

... looked awfully sad. It seems that a lady, desiring to rid ber house of ons of these animals, whose patty larcenies in the kitchen were source of. great annoyance, had commisslonad the servant girl to take it out of the neighbourhood, and drop it. CuEQtJsa ...

... night before It was missed. The kitchen, however, in which the articles were cleaned, belonged to four officers, whee servants all had access to it ; and each servant had a key of his own, which, ou leaving the kitchen, he was in the habit of depoaiting ...

... map Liabellaw, when fanning through ihe lands of she became so exhausted and sorely pressed that sht* took sanctuary the kitchen of the Her. Samuel Martin, and then ran into little room used a pantry. Poor puss was not deceived in the estimate she had ...

... byapraetieal Gardener,for the different worfct done each week in the Pinery, Ftntry, Peoek-Unue, Oretn-Hmte, Ffaretr Garden, Kitchen Cordon, Cettoge Garden, Nnreery, Forett, 4e-. je-, with variety iff quoationa, from partiee treking information, and anawere ...

... Hunting country. . THE House contains three Sitting-rooms, eight Beilrooms, besides Servants* Apartments, Water-closets, Kitchen, Larder, Servants* Hall, Pantry, Wine, and other Cfellars. The Offlces comprise four-stalled Stable, four loose Hoxcs, Coachhouse ...