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... _orn' _Market . Also ,, that DWELLING-HOUSE liove tlie Tavern , first door up stairs , _consisting of ve _rooms , _with _kitchen , _closets , and _numerous unvenienccs . • The _Dwelling-house may be _conc erted into a _commodious Inn , and _the tenant ...
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... hts. Candles, Wax, Sperm, Composite, and TallaWr. Soaps, Soda, Starch, Blue, &c. !Irwin% of every Deneription. Salt, Ray, Kitchen, and Table. Pipe-Clay, Bath }kick, Matches, &e. ...
... economy and happiness of human life depend* on cookery. At Ibis season, when people are making merry all the world over, the kitchen Are is the source all - ur enjoyment. The Modern Housewife’ is. therefore, at thto period a trnlr valuable acquisition in ...
... |terform of a very wearing character. The anxieties of the drawing- room the library do not penetrate to the ser- vant's hall kitchen. While the lawyer is busy with his briefs, the physician with his patients, the clergyman with his flock, the butler concentrates ...
... Draning-rooin measures 30 feet by 19 ; room 27 feet by 20 ; and the other Rooms are equally large and commodious, with excellent Kitchen, Back Green, &c. To be seen by Ticket.; Apply to AITKEN & ALLAN, 102 Smarr. ...
... Enquired reason of screaming, and told in the interval of sobs—' Dey (sob) shut de (sob, sob) door' (sob, sob, sob). Visited Kitchen range, which extensive, Scullery, Washing House, Dead House, Dissection Room, Chapel, Lockup for refractory paupers, &c. Much ...
... Store's and finished Attics. in ABBEY PATH, at present possessed by Mr CIIARLFB FINDLAY, There is a Pipe of Soft Water in the Kitchen ; and a Watitt Closet may be had on the Second Floor if desired. Rent moderate, and no Window Ditty ebargeable. Apply to JAMZ3 ...
... Huhn , . has constructed a little' machine for the purpose of ewaking himself early in the morning. To a Dutch clock in the kitchen he has attached a lever, from which a wire communicates thmugh the ceiling to the bed-room above, in which lie has fixed his ...
... and Archibald Hardie, Esq., M.P. for Paisley, have been on a visit to Brechin Castle during the past week. SOUP-KITCHEN.—The Soup-Kitchen Committee, who had suspended their operations for upwards of two months, met on Monday ; and, on examining the T ...
... 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 ...
... have no fear of the object aimed at being attained. ARBROATII.—JosEett Hums, ESQ., M.P.—The sum of £2 in aid of the Soup-Kitchen Fund, and LI on behalf of the Infirmary, was this week transmitted to Provost Johnston, by Mr Hill, banker, Montrose, the ...