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... should future stand outside the door. , the request of Mr. Goodwill Mr. Charlton was called In, 11* stated tliat was in the kitchen between nine and ten o’cloek on Friday morning, ami lie confirmed Mr. Goodwill's statement to Iclching the blanket. Jackson ...
... Mattresses, Ornaments, Fenders, Prints Frames, Ac.. Ac. Also, Passage Canvas. Stair Carpet*. Bra** Rods. Door Mata, amt u-ual KITCHEN FURNITURE, in great variety ; all condition. May Viewed on Friday and Saturday previous to the Sale, from Eleven to hive o'clock ...
... suitable for Lodging, Breakfast, Diuing, and Drawing Rooms. Also, College Registers, ftted -with Fire Lamps, from 16s. each. KITCHEN RANGES fitted up with Roasting Ovens, and L Steam Boilers, with wind-up Chuelk. These Ranges are very economical in the c ...
... Ornament*. Fenders, Prints and Frame*, Ac., Ac. Also, Passage Canvas. Stair Carpets. Bra«s Rods, Door Mats, amt the usual KITCHEN FURNITURE, in great variety all condition. May Viewed Friday and SatunUy previous to the Sale, frogl Eleven to litre o’clock ...
... seven feet three inches In heixlit. op)a«ite room is very damp, and at present likewise a ...
... Stepiren WV. Lawley, Eocriek, £300; tire Duke of Newcastle, Clamber Chapel, £351 79's I SOUTH MYTON CHtARITIlos.-Tbe soup kitchen in St. James'5sloroet has been in full operation during the last week, and has been the means of relieving several hundreds ...
... room where the two abo*»- mentioned prisoners were sleeping, Bentley found quantity of plaster of Paris closet; and in the kitchen he found pi|»«. which had burnt, and had some metal Inside ot »t; also cup. with some plaster of Paris it. the floor near ...
... and Mr. Collier and Mr. Parry defended the prisoner.t Ils Jane Johnson, the nurse of tke child; eaid Mary Anise *n Wigzell, kitchen maid; Sarah Powell, house maid; George I: )a Glass, butter; and William Skelton Bryant, footmen; all r in the family of Mr ...
... besides, li daaghtdr worked D jncc atfactory, , , - ..i *t. q ; Visiting te- lp Irish k el(61 '.,afirst entered h zout -a kitchen, wbdre sk:agard -men and woman wero Pt ;iet. seated at ?? relieving eogaer told me,' ol nuno .wrio-n old.aan dyirg upen ? ...
... Ile would not consent to be carried to the wet 2 workhouse, and ac~he had, 2s. a week where he Was. l0d ?? the floor of the kitchen -were ranged a number urn of nicely tied brooms or brushes, made of freshi-smell- r in lurze, or, as the prop a here call ...
... and large roomy Attics lor Servants; > principal and back Staircases, Water Closet, ...
... out of bis Mar so Saturday night and broke his leg. prison's' remanded till Thursday. On Today John A kroyd, Rhodes, Joseph Kitchen, Christopher Peeler, Matthew Mellen, and Benjamin Wooller, were brought up at the Leeds Court-house, before C. O. Medea, Esq ...