... A RARGAIN. Person who has removed from the neighbourhood has left with Messrs. Guiiiver and Gotptnorre for Sale, a Good KITCHEN STOVE with Dovsrg Ovex, Back Wixp.vur Carex, 2 Sreamive Vessers, Roaster, Drirrixe Pax, Vatves, &¢., complete. Size 4 feet ...

... of “ Accidental death” was returned. It appears that a servant-girl had been wash ing in an outhouse afew yards from the kitchen door, in a small tub, which only stands about half-a-yard high, and had left it on the floor of the wash-house to go and assist ...

... after throw- they had been dri some time, the furniture abou but Mr. Green would not let them remain t. They went out of the kitchen into the ensued, and the men all turned into the themselves. Mr. ge and commenced fighting the assistance of ‘his housekeeper ...

... maker, Gloucester John wine Weston-super- Mare. Morgan F.vans, grocer, William David Davies, Jun., railway contracto: John Kitchen, cloth manufacturer, late of Dewsbury. William Powell, linen , York John Areradt Hagestadt, victualler, Kingston -upon-Hull ...

... in those townships were as much affected by the de- pression of trade in this town as the inhabitants them. selves. A soup kitchen was also established, and worked so satisfactorily that a sum of money was expended in in- so that 200 gallons may now be ...

... inclined, were te Mr. Ranson the stated to the board pint” in the kitchen. The defendan ts, ag lel of hat there were many persons who had not paid their ig about 12 o'clock, came down to the kitchen ates. The board h ordered last year that he a_ cooling and ...

... then said she Would not go without a note. Mr. Lorimer then said go and find your own doctor. 1 heard her distinctly in the kitchen, where I was, and I saw her go away. I did not hear Mr. Lorimer say or I will send fur the police, and have you taken up.” ...

... and serve. Heilds 1b. b Heilds first time I made the above was in Sir John Campbell's A. Fle: her. run out. 4 0 camp kitchen, situated on the te of his rocky cavern L Heilds re t see ee ras Catheart’s ill, and among the wi leg Bye 6 wides he dictingniched ...

... s, Dressing rooms, Spa. cious Entrance and Wide Sinivease, with Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, Kitchens, Cellars, Large Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, well stocked with Fruit Trees, and every other convenience for a Gentleman's establishment. In ...

... were stolen to the valne of nearly £100 sisted of eight pieces of walle cloth, bat pieces of a, &e. boring two holes in the kitchen door su’ large to admit the hand and arm of a ma and tly that means they were enabled to uufasten nthe door. Having entered ...

... Pillow Cases ; . Table. Oak Desk and Book Case, excellent eight- yand Cover, 2 Ya ‘Armed Chair, Night Chair, Oak Delfease, Kitchen Table with two Tub Churn, 2 Brewing Tubs, Barrels, Hop Sieve, 56 Oak Chests, 2 Mahogany Tea Trays, China Tea Ware, 2 load ...

... to come terrible his Llunderbuss. — Old Dlacksmith appears with Johnn of tho King's Head.—A farce enacted in the Kin Head Kitchen. —'the old of the Cross anda. cious rag gatherer—The vindictive smith meets with twice misses fire.—.\ “his inuich.— His moral ...