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... Holland, in clueing skaters laughable incidents, in which Clown and Pantaloon figure ; the Old Church and River, by moonlight; Kitchen in the Adelphi Hotel ; and the concluding scene—interior of the Victoria Tube, and arrival at the palace of the fairy Britliante ...
... Mr. Forshaw, so. purcha s of the case were Mr. Ja wary, 1841, the defendant iler, in Kitchen-street, requesting that the accoun defendant's t xt thr her agairi called at I by him lected goods to the - amount , plaintiff's very of the gc upon defendant ...
... Philip's Church, Mr. RD. Fl to Miss DOROTHY NEWTON. le day, Mr. BENJ, JOHNSON, joiner, to ISABELLA daughter of Mr. JOHN KITCHEN, of Kirkby I relet 24th nithno, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Dl CARBOROUGH to Miss HARRIETT PARR. ay. at St. Philip's Church ...
... Mr. Churton. I Cameron ANNE'S DISPENSARY, ROSE- Jed Dec ispensary, 56; at their own dwellings, 3p ;—total, 93. n. ,Toseph Kitchen, Esq, Ho Secretar and Treasure, Anne-street ; Visitors for the We ek, Air, Thos. and Mr. Edward Smith. ...
... 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 a source of great annoyance, had commis- sioned the servant girl to take it out of the neighbour- hood and drop it. ...
... G-HO USE, in Ainsworth Street, Blackburn, •üb»taniially erected, and well finiahed, containing two Parlour*, Store-room, Kitchen, Scullery, five Bed- room*, with excellent Cellar* under the whole of the premii.es; a small Garden, and other Conveniences ...
... of which was secured with a string ; but the child by some means con- t-ived to undo the fastenings and came down into the kitchen where the fire w as, when a cinder dropped from the i-rate on her clothes, which were set on fire. Some neigh- bours, attracted ...
... evideice 1440 wuas ?? U'Donough, of No.5, Ludgate-street: 110 I o ou selling herrings, andkeep lodgers; h have onl; two rooms,-a kitchen and sleeping roo l. I have known the ear deceased about twelve months. Sbc has lodged witil me ill fourteen weeks last Saturday ...
... Painted Toilet 'lattles end Woashtands commo ha hssfDrawe,s. Swling Dressing Gitoocs. Pointed Chairs, &c. ides n lit The Kitchen lRequisites. Carter. ars, To be viewed To-merrosw, (Satuirday,) the 0th instant, wlion A N for Catalogues may he had on the ...
... Liverpool. ?? 0,sttecyll ?? - rp, be SOLD, iI Freehld~h HOUSE, situlate nose Seotland red, ng- S. Acntiiged irtfotoParlours, Kitchen, Rod11 Seal. real. ,I tory. NVit IlI five le-rooms11 Rb0Ve. There are two exeellent Cla' S: Ranil 1t l1rg Yard. Price £2130 ...
... Boulderston, bot of Kendal. Kendal. — Same day, by the Rev. J. W. Barnes, Vicar, Mr. Jonathan Dobson, labourer, to Miss Margaret Kitchen, both of Stlside. DEATHS Lancaster. — On Friday last, Thomas Waller, Upper King-street, age l . 72 years. Lancaster.— On Saturday ...
... obtain the advice of Mr. NoVe, surgeon, te'ling that gent'eman's assistant the poor creature was very ill, at.d had only the kitchen Hugs of her hou?e to lie upon, and entreating him to come forthwith. She was then told to take her to the Royal Infirmary ...