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... he knew not that tbey had any right to keep a female in darkness; in the kitchen it was recommended there should only be one light, and this was not practicable, because the kitchen being divided into nooks and corners, it was impossible that one light ...
... Maidenhead Thicket, two and a half miles from the Great Western Railway Station, comprising on the Basement Floor, excellent kitchen, servants' ball, butler's sleeping room, scullery, pantry, and two larders: First Floor, large dining and drawing rooms, breakfast ...
... fin* assemblage of Bronze Goods in Inks, Card Cases, Tapirs, &c.; paper machie trays , large quantity of chamber ware, and kitchen utensils; Foot tubs and Jugs; Cruet frames, &c. &c. The above presents an unusual opportunity to heads of families, and the ...
... tensive variety of unique and beautiful L Dinner, Dessert, Tea, Coffee, and Breakfast every description of chamber ware, kitchen i a in earthenware every variety; handsome cut and P Glass, &c. &c. , f„ Tbe whole of the above will be arranged and res ...
... Sneesby, servant in the family of Mr. 0 Dorris-terrace, Kennington-cross was wj ' t j, ne of her master's children near the kitchen m>»«, by some accident her dress caught fire. She [taken to the Westminster Hospital, where she expired shortly after her ...
... composed, and wo sincerely trust they will long enjoy that reputation they have now fairly earned. Tlie Leicester Square Soup Kitchen continues to be the means of alleviating, to considerable extent, tho misery which more less in the winter months pervades ...
... meet them tbey would be lost. In that case each man might look to have exciseman bis cellar, a customhouse officer in his kitchen, soldier in his parlour to play with bis wife, and policeman to see that the soldier took advantage of her (laughter), and ...
... January 18th, 1850, at the Eyston Two o'clock. , A Substantially Brick-built and Tiled hold DWELLING HOUSE, contain* , kitchen, parlour, three good bedrooms, two \ underground cellar. Also, a COTTAGE adjo' yard, and well of excellent water, situate ...
... cottage pianoforte in rosewood frame, good couch, mahogany 100 table, mahogany dining otber tables, Kidderminster carpets, kitchen requisites,#c. The Stock Trade lonsists of tea, sugar, coffee, butter, soap, sperm and other candles, rice, spices, British ...
... case, register » other stoves, dresser and shelves, Windsor chairs, ,s coppers, with iron snd brick work, iron-bound casks, kitchen requisites and culinary articles. May viewed the day previous and mornings * e till 11 o'clock, at which time punctually each ...
... excellent Market Town of Newbury ; comprising Uront parlours ; one back ditto ; good kitchen ; excellent mry cellarage, two-stall stable, coach house; brew-house; kitchen and flower garden; small paddock, &c. Apply to F. Webb, Grocer, Newbury. WOKINGHAM ...
... woman to learn that this i 18 length restored to the use of her limbs.— News. eg^, Metropolitan Destitution. —On the rt' ' Kitchen was opened lor the relief of *ere ISt , ressed P oor to whom bread, coals and potatoes, Plentifully distributed. At the L ...