... and Common Carpets and H~eairth Rugs, Skin Door PA lIat$, China, Ctystal, and Stcineware,.-witW a variety of the usual Nc Kitchen Furn iture. ; .. Sale to commnence at T~selyTe o'clock; Noon. Iy BARKC;LAMY & -SK IRV ING, Auetionecrs. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...

... iStreets) where always may be had avaried and extensive choice of DINING ROOM, DRAWING ROOM, PARLOUR, BED ROOM, I LOBBY, KITCHEN, AND COUNTINGQROUSE FLURNI- a TURE, of the Newest Styles and most elegant designs, combined with superior Wrorkmtanship aend ...

... RImbank Crescent.,contatining Dining R~oofti, Drawinig 1Li Room, Parlour, Five Bed Rooms, Ilath Room, Pantry, ?? anl Room, Kitchen, Laundry and Servants' Apartments, with Wlash- tO ing- Honse, and other Conveniences. The Pen Duty is'~ 8sa. 5d. tle For farther ...

... FOR THINKING, A Od Wfef.-That young lady will make a good WieewGhl r- does not apologist when you find her at work in the kitchen. bat continues her task until her work is tiuished-nriae , Begging is a shame for any coiatry, for if the beggar he an en- ...

... slept fi - in a room by herself I had a son- living in the house with me.p He slept in a bed'-in the kitchen. M1y house only cinsisted ofI a room and 'kitchen. My daughter was above 30 years of age. t - When she had cried through for me on the Thursday morning ...

... called WHIN-HILL, St T No X 4 North Milton Read, tDunoon, conlitaining Dining Room, o f 1 'ar' >ur Flu-ce Bed Roomis, and Kitchen with Scullery, Bleaching ?? bbliind. and Offices attached. The Rooms are fiinshed in a rior manlner, and all freshly Painted ...

... Three Rooms and; Kitchen, Iron Safe, - V &e. by Auction. - A * n iHUTCHISON.& DIXON, Auctioneers. I/ - . SAL.E XTisDAY, Ar IALF-PAST Two P., X T-T OUSEHOLD' F URNITUR1E, Mahogany.Wardrobe, French i-i- and Tent.Bedsteads, Beds, Bedding,-Kitchen.Range, &c.,by ...

... absene the clothes caught the flame, and were imme- a, diately in a blaze. This communicated with the wood-work of the ti kitchen and in a very brief space of time the whole neighbourhood were alarmed. The door of the dwelling-house was broken open, and ...

... not say. whethdr'Paterson had lifted --the body ; ,witntess then heard prisoner and. Paterso carryIn -Robertson into the kitchen, . and, witness followed. Sa the dieased, who, at that time, was half lying, half sitting on the dloor,; propped Un ag9ainst ...

... one con- sisting of the Street and Sunk Floors, containing Six Apartments, Kitchen, Laundry, &c;; and the other two forming the Upper Floors, containing each Six Apartments, Kitchen, &c. The Tenement was cazefully finished under inspection, is in excellent ...

... the natural -consequence of their system of - asis Termls. 55 At present on hand, in overy variety of pattern and size, e Kitchen Ranges. Register and Carton Graces, Fenders and Fite !. Irons, Gasaliers, Pendants, &c. 21150, Oil cotsigait ett, a variety ...

... Lobby Table and Chairs, Oilcloth, I Carron and Register Grates, Fenders and Fire Irons, Kitchen Bed- stead, Kitchen Grate with Oven, Plated Dish Covers, Kitchen Utensilsh, &c. Sale to begin at T-dlve o'clock. PETER BURN & CO., Auctioneers. 9 Royal Exchange ...