... Unthter ail pre-ent. save one. who looked awfully «d. It -em. that a lady, ln. ri I her hou-e of one thee.- animal.. petty the kitchen were a source of great annoyance, had mi-®toaed the servant gi/l to lake out the neighbourh «d and drop It. \ Ciu>-»D«n» ...

... *o. emli -l at-vK l lomt I «• ...

... V‘. The COFFEE ROOM. »hlch l> l» l.r«. with entry immediately the •»!« The • lon-i-t- »p’en-l|.| S»l.»oit ; Three Public ; Kitchen ; Cellar- ; VWcr -el-. -Ve. For iwrttriiUr*, apHr At-axaeoKß Dvnue, A 11. Market Street. V /- (One cvncrrn.] or BHOZ.D FURNITURE ...

... which to to to he UM, with entry immedUtely after the Mle. The con slats splendid gatoan and Coßm-Rmbi Thiw PuMk Rooms • Kitchen ; Cellars; Water-Cloaeta, fte. FTp-rToIJ., spply ALaaeanw Dirm.a. Adreeate. 11, Market Street. (Om eooc***.] Sal* VemMkeU ...

... which Mr. Ferry had spoken, might mention, that he visited one the other day, in Dundee,which consisted of a good, commodious kitchen, comfortable eating room, olid a reading room, which were occupied number of working-men, who se.-roed quite at home. Next ...

... Mr*. Allan—eomalnln* aecommoda- for two the Floor belna shut in), and con sitting four Front and two Hack Boom* 'indndina Kitchen'. two Bed Cloaet*, thrra Attica, and three I’-intru-a. Tb* llouk l« wrfl and otherwise order. ao.l. *» commanding ratrnaiva ...

... leulan. r .B.—The other prcriotuly adrrrtiaed aloof »lth thr above, hare been Hold. To* Balt Crow* Strrot, Vo. •?. PARLOUR, Kitchen. Servmfe Bed Cloeel RcnlUry. Pintnc*. M»n*le-roo«. »ad Co*l C«Uar. Diolnf-roosn, 15* by I 7» f~ ...

... quiet ttroef*. fast blackening otherwise ; when stray pedetlriane, shivering along the Utter, looked down the glowing fire in kitchen*, and their appetite* Minting the fragrance whole mile*of dinner*; when traveller* hy land weiebitter cold, and looked wtanly ...

... SUNK FLOOR. r«* Sal* •> S*t U Ct«wm Stz,*t, «*. ST. PARLOUR. Kitchen. Servant's Bed Closet, Scullery, Psntrtee. Mangle room, and Coal Cellar. Dinlng room, IS* 17* feet. Bed room, Bath room, with Plungn and Shower Baths, Pantries, and Two Water-Cloect ...

... term of years may agreed Pour Bedrooms, Bed Clouet, or Dressing-room ■ Double- bedded Attic; good Servants’ Accommodation; Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Cellarage, Washing house, with Water; Water Three-stalled Stable, with Harness-room and Hay Loft. Coach ...

... IK; there O'- - - are four Bed rooms, and two Drcaalog-ruonw on the Second Floor; and (our Attto Boom*; the Sunk Floor are Kitchen, Laundry. Man Servant's Boom. Cellars, *nd other accommo- Fur farther particulara, apply to Mctara. P. Daeioaoa, idvocntr* ...

... comfort* of the |«»-r at thin inclement sraxon, lias tranmnitted the following aumn for their In-nefit: A,' for ilm- Soup Kitchen ; £sf> fur coala to the |««»r not receiving parocliml relief ; for coal* paupern the poor roll; X'lU for the Clothing Club ...