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... dressing glasses, tables, washstands, towel rails, Arc., in great abundance and variety. Articles connected with the Laundry, Kitchen, Butler’s Pantry, Brewhouse, &c. mangle, washing machine, tubs, several large and sma'l stout deal tables, clothes horses ...
... . 4 » .. .. Wood End and Ogley Hay. To Mr. John J. Williams, Chemist. Tipton. Servants who are compelled to stand in hot kitchens with stone csks 5 pkg*, Trieste I cak. Batavia wjl'ton - - »? ** !*. *.*. Pipe Hill Gate, Incloding two Side Bars, and Ogley ...
... PUBLIC-HOUSE, situated at Bloxwich, and known by the sign of the Swan,” with good sleepirg rooms, three parlours, kitchen, cooking kitchen, brewhouse. dairy, malt room, club room, excellent cellaring, stables, priva’e vard, and pump of water. Likewise ...
... rick of excellent hay, to go off; and a neat gig, with patent axles. Also, a general assortment of parlour, chamber, and kitchen Furniture, dairy and brewing utensils, particulars of which are now in circulation. ...
... desirable and eligible Freehold RESIDENCE, having a frontage of about nine yards to Queen-street, and containing parlour, kitchen, cl sets, cellars, four sleeping rooms, brewhouse, and enclosed yard, now in the occupation of Mrs. Short; and also all t’-nt ...
... gardens at the back; surgery or office with side entrance, library and study, nine bed rooms and closets, water closet, a good kitchen, fitted with patent c oking range; scul'ery, good brewhouse, fitted with hard and soft water pumps; laundry, excellent wine ...
... go off), superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large and roomy Travelling CARRIAGE, Brewing Veiselß, Ale Casks, Dairy Requisites. Kitchen and Culinary Utensils, and various miscellaneous effects. MR. PAGE respectfully announces bis instrncthins from the executors ...
... s. and now in the possession of Mr. Abr iham Wainwright. The buildings are brick and tile built, and the house comprises kitchen, two parlours, pantries, cellaring, and three bed rooms, with detached brewhnuse and bakehouse. The land is old turf ot superior ...
... garden to the premises. The house commands an extensiveyyeW' eW •f the surroundingneighbourhood, and comprises aspacious kitchen and parlour to the front, back parlour, brewhouse, pantry, dairy, cellaring, hall, staircase, and six bedchambers. , A Barn ...
... a regpertahle Female, irom 30 to 40 years of age, of industrious ami cleanly habits, to take the entire manasement of the Kitchen. Also, a very respectable Young Woman. She must be a good Plain Sewer, understand Dressmaking, and in other respects competent ...
... laid their guns on the dresser in the kitchen, w here they remained during the rest of the day. At about half-past seven the same night, a young woman named Sarah Stone, and her fellow-servant, were in the kitchen when the two lads came in, and commenced ...
... burnt to death in a copper in *he house of Mr. Forsyth, Wolverton. It appeared that the decease 1 had been sitting at the kitchen fire, and her clothes having ignited, she g:; into the copper for the purpose of extinguishing the flames. There are now ...