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... distri- butes the water through the pipes which are for that purpose, and conveys it in a commodious manner into all the kitchens and brew-houses of London; thus resembling the function of - the veins and arteiles of a human body, through which the blood ...
... trees; but it will be evident to all that severe winds are highly detrimental to them as well as other florists' flowers. KITCHEN GARDEN.-To prevent any difficulty in digging up Celery or Cardoons, when the ground is frozen very hard, let a'portion of ...
... andt ttree large. Attie-iroonos; witho-G-ates, Kitchen Range, Gas. nutd Water, complete; and Coaeh-house, Stablo, Wasxing-house, ant Drying Loftatttched. No. 31-Cuutnihitg ou Sunk Floor, Kitchen, with Kitchen Rolege, Dresser, veLtn, &c., two Servants' Rooms ...
... 9argain, 71'9HE substaltial and woll-finished FAMILY HOUSE, No. 56, TDco Street, containing, oln the Sunk Floor-Bed-roorn Kitchen, Servants' Room, Wine and Coal Cellars: on the First Floor-Dining-room, Bed-room, and Pantry; on Second Floor- Drawing6-roomn ...
... bad, and the day very wet and stormy. The laird was very anki'ous about his servant, and'went hi imself f'requentlyto .the kitchen to s'e if ,-he was come home again. At last, it was announced to him that Jodk wats come. Ile immediately repaired to thekitahen ...
... late Mr Booth. It contains large Dining and Drawing-rooms, 24 feet by 16; Parlour; Four Bod- rooms, besides an Attic; Gacet; Kitchen and Servants' Apart- ments; ample Cellarage; also, a Bath, ascd Water and other Closets. There is, also, to be Let, the adjoining ...
... Pr~ivate Bargaisn, HE substantial and 1well-finished FAMILY HOUSE, No. 5% :TDce Street, containing, on the Sunk Floor-Bed-roomn Kitchen, Servants' Room, Wine and Coal Cellars; on the First Fioor-Dining-room, Bed-room, and Pantry; on Second Floor- Drmawing-room ...
... r cotfl~eerooms that existed elsewher'e. IHe had been ljandeo the other day, and visited two or three of them. 5'endanice kitchen, a comfortable eating-room, and a b fomfortable reading-room. He had himself taken a f~ oanp, and a piece of bread, larger ...
... Loam from an old pasture, without manure, forms the best soil for the healthy and fraitful de- velopment of the Pear tree. KITCHEN G-.iRDIN.-A crop of some early kind of Peas and early Mazagan Beans should be sown as soon as the ground is dry; and if carefully ...
... Third the cost of the Cheapest Marbles. STOVES, on the most improved principle, for Hoating r Churches or large buildings. KITCHEN RANGES, of every deso-iption. HOT WATER APPARATUS, &ce, &o. Aberdeen, 21st Jan., 1850. Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company. ...
... accommodation for two families (the Lower Floor being shut its), and consistisig of four Front and two Back Rooms (iscludittg Kitchen,) Two Bed Closets, Three Atties, and I Three Pantries, with Wash-Honce, -Garden, Bleaching-Green, and exteasive Cellarage ...
... Well Furiished House, No. 22, Don eceord Terrace, presently occupizd by ?? RA?,ISAY. On the Basement Floor there is a large Kitchen, wi 3 Servants Rooms to the front, twvo Pantries and Cellarge;, o the Ground Floor there is Dining Room, 17 feet by 15 feet ...