... of Mr Hughes, Chemist, and consists of &large roomy Chemist's Shop, well fitted with Counters and Shelves, Back Parlour, Kitchen, Scullery, Closet, 2 Drnwing Rooms, one with fine sea view, 3 Bedrooms, and 2 roomy Attics. The conatruction and arrange meat ...

... and facing the Queen's Hotel, known as No I. Albert I'luce,nndcuntsiningon the hssement • Housekeeper's Room, large Kitchen. Back Kitchen, Pantry, and W. C. Ground Floor : rummoiloom Parlour facing Sea and Queen's Hotel, towing Sea, small Parlour, and Storeroom ...

... of Mr Hughes, Chemist, and consists of a large roomy Chemist's Shop, well fitted with Counters and Shelves, Back Parlour, Kitchen, Scullery, Closet, 2 Drawing Rooms, one with fine ricw,3 Bedrooms, and 2 roomy Attics. The construction and arrange. went ...

... and Servants' IlLmens. There is also good Stabling for three horses, with Conch-house, Harness Room, and (Denary Flower and Kitchen Gardens; and about 35 Acres if Meadow and Arable Land, with ci.nveaieut Out-buildings. Hay-barn. &c. For particulars apply ...

... suitable and Servants' Rimms. There is also good Stabling for three horses. with Coach-house, Harness arwl Granary; Flower and Kitchen Gardena; and about U Acres f Meadow and Arable Land, with convenient Dot -buildings. Hay-barn. kr. For particulars apply to ...

... owners of three fourths of the goods have been dead for many years. Among the most remakableol , jecte diecovered are the and kitchen srvice of Count a'Etsing, who, in 1775, Commanded the French fl-et which went to the of the Americans in the War of Independence ...

... plainly inevitable, and it came, but in order to avoid, if possible, a public expose, the captain's lady was conveyed into the Kitchen of Mr Hughes's refreshment-room by Superintendent Perritt, of the detective department o f the Great Western Railway, and ...

... very Osman. The female cooks of Alaia. Freed, struck work. demands are migea lees labour, sad tee of receiving their • the kitchen . Ladies of families art either to act for themeless or Nye ea bare, dried dec. are boittiag an air-ship in New Yoe*, on the ...

... some excuse to send his wife into the garden; she did not go, but remained outside the house. The prisoner went into the kitchen, and the wife distinctly heard the lid of the saucepan lifted. Promoutrix went into the garden, and the prisoner canie to ...

... spent. In fairness to the English lady, it should be recollected that • German kitchen la • much cleaner and more airy place with its tidy stove, even though one serves for kitchen and scullery, than the English one with its great range. A German pot would ...

... heard by a lad in the hewn, and aa from the doctor, 'By is gone.' The lad, who is about thirteen yews et me, ar on in the kitchen not feeling the least alarmed at the re. port of the gun, but about three minutes alter, as he was passing the parlour door ...

... hal-past ten his mother-in-law, Alice Allieon, went to the house and found the front door faotened. On looking throogh ti e kitchen window she saw bee daughter lying in the coal heap, and raised an when a man brought a ladder and got through the bedroom ...