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... their way here, I the numbers will be trebled. The arrangements for loading, this station, are now very complete. Fruit and Kitchen Garden.—Make point examining all the choicer fruits that are approaching ripeness, or arc found not to keeping well, evory ...
... Fire-irons Eight-Day deck, by (tartly; few Pictures ; Tea Urn:; Copper Wanning Pan ; an Excellent Mangle ; Kitchen. Dresser; Meal Glass aud. Stoneware; Kitchen Furniture, &c. An Excellent COTTAGE FORTE, Octaves. Sale to begin at Eleven o’chvck Forenoen. P. & ...
... a noise of some one knocking at the kitchen window, and attempting to remove the iron grating which it is protected. Immediately I went to the door and opened it, and there I saw three men looking in at the kitchen window, and addressing the servants ...
... the occupation of Miss Baton. The House contains Dining and Drawing-rooms, Five Bed-rooms and Dressing Closet, with a good Kitchen and Servants’ Apartments. Attached to the House are—Washing House. Drying House, Dairy, Three Stalled Stable, and Coach House ...
... Carpets; Hearth Hugs; Toilet and Wash-hand Stands; Dressing Glasses; Fenders and Fire-irons; Glass and Stoneware; Kitchen Dresser; Kitchen Utensils, &c. 1 Double-barrel Gun; Deer Knife; 1 Fancy Drawingroom Table; Drawing room Mirror, feet; White Marble ...
... the bastardy trials* before our Sheriff ’ourts. 1 cannot, Sir, think much the man who, because he hears a slight noise his kitchen window, proceeds to reconnoitre it; and finding some parties speaking to Ins servant through the grating of their convent-like ...
... although when the winter proves mild such work m*y safely performed at any time, it is never safe depend upon this. Fruit and Kitchen Garden.—lf any transplanting of fruit trees has yet to be done this season, it should be seen w’iile the weather is favourable ...
... at £lBO additional. A sub-lease adjacent the grounds hail been purchased for ; and. after allowing ample airing grounds, kitchen garden, bleaching yarts, &c , part of the property is set rate exceeding the ! ground-annual payable in respect of the entire ...
... oeewpation ol Mis* O Paton. The House contains' Dfaing anal l)raw.a ...
... brrrack hospital, is stiil at his post, and active as ever. • While the men are cared for, the officers are not forgotten. A kitchen has been built for them, and a good cook placed there, who cooks all they send down, and also prepares jellies and broths ...
... connecting wing, and square tower, are made fire-proof, on Fox and Barrett’s principle, with wroughtiron rolled joists. The kitchen offices, forming three sides of square, and something more, are built on lower level, to suit the ground ; and the ball-room ...
... For Ploughing—l. Robert. Smith, Midmar; 2, I’eter Murray, i) mii 11 utr. (From the ‘Hardener's Chronicle.’) Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden.— Proceed expeditiously with the pruning and nailing of wall trees whenever the weather is favourable for such work ...