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... thrown to the ground by the explosion which followed. In an instant the rafters of (he floor the shop, with the ceiling of the kitchen, were blown up, and the glass smashed throughout the house. The shopman was completely off his legs by the heaving of the ...
... wearing piece this Plaster, which need be changed only once in seven or eight days. Servants who are compelled to stand in hot kitchens with atone floors, will find a sovereign remedvjbr those dreadful pains they experience in the feet; thousands individuals ...
... ham as being his property, from the circumstance of his having cut off the hock,it being too long hang conveniently in his kitchen. He also identified the coat by its being lined with a particular figured silk. Prosecutor and his wife had been at chapel ...
... who looked awfully sad. It seems that lady, desiring to rid her house of one of these animals, whose petty larcenies in the kitchen were a source of great annoyance, had commissioned the servant girl to take it out of the neighbourhood and drop it.” Lessons ...
... residing in Mill Lane Digbeth was feloniously cutting wounding Thomas Coxon residing Bishop Street It Coxon happened go into kitchen of Fleece public house Edgbaston Street ten o’clock on Saturday night he fouBd prisoner insulting an old whom about to strike ...
... cutting and wounding Thomas Coxon, a journeyman butcher, residing in Bishop Street. It appeared that Coxon happened into the kitchen of the Fleece nnblic house, Edgboston Street, abont ten o'clock on Saturday night, when he found the prisoner insulting an ...
... capital invested with the Commissioners for the reduction of the national debt, £26,598 7s. 6d. The Soup Kitchen.—The revival of the Soup Kitchen hat already proved a source considerable beuefit to the poorer classes, who, although not in actual distress ...
... best and second Kitchens, with Cook's Pantry; second floor, spacious Lauding, five best Bed Rooms, Maid's Room, Closets, and Water-closet; ground floor, excellent Cellaring. The Grounds contain front and back Lawns, Flower and Kitchen Gardens, with Hot-houses ...
... contains digged Entrance Hull, four Chambers, and Dressing Room, Water and Linen Closets, handsome Drawing Room, Parlour, Kitchen, China, and Common Pantries; Cellar, Brewhonse,and cenvenient Out-offices, with large Gardens behind. They will prepared and ...
... appre-ended came up out of cellar coolly aaid Mr Levi you kDow me there is one in cellar fr 1 to see Yates was standing in the kitchen smoking pipo him found money which bad been abstracted from tbe pocket of a waistcoat upstairs on piece there mark whioh ...
... that deaiiHble and eligible FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, having frontage of about nine yards to Queen Street, and containing Parlour, Kitchen, Closets, Cellars, four Sleeping Reorue, Ilrcwbouse, and enclosed Yard, now in the occupation Mrs. Short; and also all that ...
... Three Handsome Reception Rooms, and Spacious Entrance Hall. The Offices are conveniently arranged, replete with comfort, aud Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, Butler's Pantry, on the Ground Floor, with extensive Cellaring/ below. An Ornamental Garden surrounds the ...