... submitting to public approbation. . T. by assiduity and a genuine article, hopes fora share of public pa tronage. ane Cheap Kitchen ‘Furniture Warehouse and 105, EASTGATE STREET, CHESTER. . ENRY LATHAM, in presenting his grateful acknowledgements to his ...

... after a diligent search, the basket was found. Before starting, the glaziers were requested to put a pane of glass in the kitchen window; this they promised to do upon their return. On the road the glaziers made up their mind to play a trick upon Mr. Landlord ...

... situate within two miles of the Wrexham Station, on the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway. The House contains two parlours, kitchen, back kitchen, pantry, four bedrooms, and dressing room, with stable and garden. Apply by letter, addressed to the “ Proprietor,” ...

... understood, mistaking my door for monsieur le cure’s; but, worse than this, a few nights ago, just as I was preparing for bed, my kitchen bell sounded furiously. I had previously sent my servant to rest, so was compelled to respond to the ring my- self. When I ...

... sider the propriety of affording assistance to the poor during the present inclement season—* It was resolved that the soup kitchen in Hamilton Place, should be opened for the supply of soup to the poor, on the principle that was found to produce such very ...

... bed abont half-past nine, leeving the pan in whieh the sweets had been made on the fire. Shortly afterwards he heard in the kitchen, and on going down stairs be found the child standing by the fire, and her clothes in a blaze. Two other little ebildren were ...

... library 16 by 16, seven best bed-rooms, two dressing-rooms, eleven other bed-rooms, housekeeper’s room, servants’ hall, two kitchens, laundry, dairy, brewhouse, sculleries, larders, and other attached and detached offices, and good cellaring, 2 four- stalled ...

... Nantwich. The House comprises Sitting and Dining-rooms, in front, each 13 ft. by 15 ft.; Entrance- hall, 8 ft. wide ; Back Kitchen, Pantry, and Larder, with five Bed.rooms on the second floor. The Outbuildings contain STABLING for two horses, Coach-house ...

... the boy's room, « naree girl camed Sarah Basnett slept. To Bis Bir Nand shat the giet was not in bed. went down into the kitchen, on the feos ad the poor eas Pye end Walsh, surgeons, were immediately sent for, bat they could render no assistance. The ...

... 11 years, usually slept. To his surprise, Mr Leac! found that the girl was not in bed. He accordingly went down into the kitchen, on the ground floor, and found the poor child dreadfully burnt. Messrs. Pye and Walsh, sur- geons, were immediately sent ...

... by 16 feet 6 inches, break- fast room 18 by 14 feet, and an excellent kitchen, butler’s pantry, housekeeper’s room, and good cellars, with a pri- vate pump yard adjoming the kitchen, surrounded by a wash house, bake house, laundry, and other requisite ...

... cookery, when obliged to take their turn of cooking ; and the girls in the schools of the poor might be employed in turn in the kitchen of their masters and mistresses, or the patrons and patro- nesses. The services that might be rendered to the humbler classes ...