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... 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 ...
... Fenders, and Fire Irons, Lobby Table and Chairs, Lamp, Superior Kitchen Grate with Oven, Three-wheeled Jack, and the usual Kitchen Plenishing, &c. 4, ,,* The HOUSE, which contains 5 Rooms, Kitchen, and Water Closet, with Cellars, IS AT PRESENT TO LET, at a ...
... 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 ...
... belonged to the late Mr Robert Davidson, iron-inerchant. Cattle Street, Dundee, —comprising Dining-Room, Parlour, Bed- Room, Kitchen, and Scullery Furnishings; which will be more particularly described in hand-bills. In the meantime, the Advertiser begs to ...
... abandoned of solemn L It Is half ludicrous, ha tesm lench ol 7 , to 's poem inserted in the to Lord Byron's. There, as if to kitchen of that powerful bat wicked jeer d'esprit, it serves may to sauce its , poignancy. When awn the lines the Burial of Sir John ...
... side of the Glasgow Road. The accommodation consists of Dining-Room, Parlour, Two Bedroom*. Two Attic ditto, Water-Closet, Kitchen, Coal-Cellar, Washing-11 oases, and other offices. Also, GARDEN GROUND behind, and FLOWER PLOT before, which will lie neatly ...
... intdviduals who bane naturally a dry harsh hand? Many housewives, from neeeseity or choice, occupy an hour or two daily In the kitchen, doing whatever may he required for domestic comfort. This is no improvement to the hand, which, another part of the day, ...
... consisting of Dining-Room Tallies and Chairs ; Beds, and Bedding; with Carpets, Hearth- Rugs, Fender*, and Fire-Irons; also Kitchen Utensils. The Furniture is quite New, having all purchased Whitsunday last. The Sale will commence Eleven o’clock, forenoon ...
... and Lobby Pendants, Register and Kitchen Grates, Fenders and Fire lnwir, Zinc Meat Safes, Brussels and Common Carpets and Ilearth Rueny Slain Door Mate, China, Crystal, and Stoneware, :with a variety of the usual Kitchen Furniture. Sale to commence at Twelve ...
... Commercial room, Coffee-room, five private Parlours, and 39 Bedrooms, capable of fitting up 50 beds; also, a large and lofty Kitchen, with complete ranges; Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, and Servants' Accommodation; Apartments for the Tenant's family; Bar, ...
... STOCKBRIDGE. lately occupied by Captain David Williamson, containing dining-toom, drawing- room, pnrlnur, six bed-rooms, kitchen, cellars, &c., with a plot of Ground in front, and superior Back Green and Garden Ground behind. ?? ?? is L.8 10s., and the ...
... Drawing Room Grates, with two Sets Bars, from £6 65.; Fenders, from 13s. 6d.; and Fire Irons to suit, from ss. 6d. per set. KITCHEN RANGES. 30.10. Range, with Oven, 18s. 6d. 34-In- „ „ 21s. 6d., with Oven and Boiler, 28s. 42-In. „ „ 325. od., ~ „ 375. I ...