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... KITCHEN GARDEN. _ prevent any difficulty in digging up Celery or Cardoona, when the ground is frozen very hard. let |iortion of each, about much will suffice for « couple of weeks, lie always under protection, either hv means of loose litter. Fern, or ...
... distri- butes the water through the pipes which are for that purpose, and conveys it in a commodious manner into all the kitchens and brew-houses of London; thus resembling the function of - the veins and arteiles of a human body, through which the blood ...
... andt ttree large. Attie-iroonos; witho-G-ates, Kitchen Range, Gas. nutd Water, complete; and Coaeh-house, Stablo, Wasxing-house, ant Drying Loftatttched. No. 31-Cuutnihitg ou Sunk Floor, Kitchen, with Kitchen Rolege, Dresser, veLtn, &c., two Servants' Rooms ...
... trees; but it will be evident to all that severe winds are highly detrimental to them as well as other florists' flowers. KITCHEN GARDEN.-To prevent any difficulty in digging up Celery or Cardoons, when the ground is frozen very hard, let a'portion of ...
... s Perri»r. Senior Deacon—John Sinclair. Junior Deacon— Joseph Higbe. Treasurer—John Fraser. Secretary—James Gitlan. f A. Kitchen. Kef-Keepers.. J George Farquhar. I John Paterson. Tyler—Hugh Rots. After the election and other business had beet concluded ...
... Unthter ail pre-ent. save one. who looked awfully «d. It -em. that a lady, ln. ri I her hou-e of one thee.- animal.. petty the kitchen were a source of great annoyance, had mi-®toaed the servant gi/l to lake out the neighbourh «d and drop It. \ Ciu>-»D«n» ...
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... V‘. The COFFEE ROOM. »hlch l> l» l.r«. with entry immediately the •»!« The • lon-i-t- »p’en-l|.| S»l.»oit ; Three Public ; Kitchen ; Cellar- ; VWcr -el-. -Ve. For iwrttriiUr*, apHr At-axaeoKß Dvnue, A 11. Market Street. V /- (One cvncrrn.] or BHOZ.D FURNITURE ...
... in Forms, now by Alexander Grant, Esq. of Bogton. The first Floor, (exclusive of a large sunk Cellar below it,) contains Kitchen, and Servants' Room. The second contains Dining Room, and Drawing Room, of large dimensions, Breakfast Parton', Pantry, and ...
... 9argain, 71'9HE substaltial and woll-finished FAMILY HOUSE, No. 56, TDco Street, containing, oln the Sunk Floor-Bed-roorn Kitchen, Servants' Room, Wine and Coal Cellars: on the First Floor-Dining-room, Bed-room, and Pantry; on Second Floor- Drawing6-roomn ...
... bad, and the day very wet and stormy. The laird was very anki'ous about his servant, and'went hi imself f'requentlyto .the kitchen to s'e if ,-he was come home again. At last, it was announced to him that Jodk wats come. Ile immediately repaired to thekitahen ...
... which to to to he UM, with entry immedUtely after the Mle. The con slats splendid gatoan and Coßm-Rmbi Thiw PuMk Rooms • Kitchen ; Cellars; Water-Cloaeta, fte. FTp-rToIJ., spply ALaaeanw Dirm.a. Adreeate. 11, Market Street. (Om eooc***.] Sal* VemMkeU ...