... constructed bade and back, und thsata com- di, muoil arramngemenct is their thivisims' into'sa cellar or store- PIece, a kitchen-parlour, and a large bedroom oamovee it. atm 'The rents paid rainge fromm 71. to 91. or salmnmu 3s. per week. to -Corespeoendesnt ...

... Yearling Calf; above 500 Gallons of superior Ale and Beer, an assort- | nmeut of Casks, complete 6et of Brewing Uteusils, Kitchen Requisites, teds, Beddiig, and most other requisites for the well conducting of itrl established Public-house. Also, will ...

... 17th, 1850, punctually i : t Eleven o'elock; A PORTION of his Valuable HOCUSEI[OLD FUR- Ai NITURE, bpd-rootin appendages, kitchen reiqaisites, brevingvesels, &c. ; also, superior ehesuut I'ony, 8 years old, double bodied phacton (by Holmes, Derby). with ...

... cut glass, 400 ounces of Silver in spoons, forks. services and sets; superior ivory hafted ]inives and forks, garden vases, kitchen re- quisites, &C ORDER OF SALE. MkIONDAY and TUESDAY, the 4th and 5th February, 1850. The whole of the Valuable Library of ...

... at some length on that occasion, in conformity with what I considered to be my duty, I might as well have walked into my kitchen-garden and addressed my 1 discourse to as many cabbages and cauliflowers (Roars of f lsughter.) Nay, more, If I had convinced ...

... glass, 400 ounces - of Silver in spoons, forks, services and sets; superior ivory hafted knives ant forks, garden vases, kitchen re- quisites, &c. &c. ORDER OF SALE.l MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 4th and 5th February, 1850. The whole of the Valuable Library ...

... appear that Yas soon as Dennis went out at the back door, Berry followed *h him and locked it, taking the cleaver from the kitchen wall, where it hung amongst other domestic and culinary imple- - ments; and returning into the house commenced the savage ...

... inlambed Leicester ewes, t and seven ewe wether hogs.. I The SECOND DAY's SALE, TUESDAY-Comprizing every requisite for the kitchen and scullery, large fire t range, boilers, rousters, &c., excellent time piece, by I Whitehurst, dressers, cupboards, drawers ...

... areas and kitchens being filled with water. So rapid was the fall of water into these houses, that several persons narrowly escaped from being drowned. Two females, in particular, whilst attempting to remove a chest of drawers from tile kitchen of No. 1 ...

... The whole were cut up into very large joints. An extempore kitchen was made U out of the I Waggon Shop,' the place where the ?? of )f Lord Vernon's coal-works are made and repaired. The e, kitchen range provided was formed of large bars of iron, and was ...

... parlours, R a very spacious dining-room backwards, sufficiently large ick to accommodate sixty persons; a tap-room, kitchen, back kitchens, larders, and very spacious cellars on the ground floor; also, two sitting-rooms fronting the Street on the cr first ...

... containing entrance, dining, and drawing- rooms, kitchen, china-closet. scullery, excellent cellars, water-closet, three good bed-rooms and dressing-room, three servants' bed-rooms and store-room, walled kitchen garden and pleasure-ground. For particulars ...