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... to the great benefit which arises to Private Families and Inns, by the adoption of GAS FOR COOKING, in the place of the Kitchen Range. The Cleanliness, Economy, and saving of labour in culinary operations by this mode only require to be known to be generally ...
... London drawing-room, with its smoke from the chimney, draughts from the windows and doors, and occasional odours from the kitchen below. It will be a Madeira without the voyage, without the separation from friends, or the loss of English comforts. One ...
... front and back kitchen; in some cases more than one family occupied a single cellar. In 1849, and again this week, I took some measurements. The following is a specimen Ft. in. Depth below the surface of the street 7 3 Length. of kitchen. 10 3 Width ...
... Statuary Marble Chimney-piece, and opening to an elegant Conservatory. The Domestic °aces are well arranged, and comprise Kitchen, Scullery, Housekeeper's-room, Store-room, Pantry, and Wine and Coal Cellars; Paved Yard, Water Closet, Washhouse, Dairy, ...
... to the great benefit which arises to Private Families and Inns, by the adoption of GAS FOR COOKING, in the place of the Kitchen Range. The Cleanliness, Economy, and saving of labour in culinary operations by this mode only require to be known to be generally ...
... to the great benefit which arises to Private Families and Inns, by the adoption of GAS FOR COOKING, in the place of the Kitchen Range. The Cleanliness, Economy, and saving of labour in culinary operations by this mode only require to be known to be generally ...
... a display of mechanical power as can anywhere be witnessed. Iron beams thick as a man's body, are hammered as easily as a kitchen poker,—steel.turnings fly off like deakshavings,— and metal sheets are rolled out as if plastic as dough, and cut as if no ...
... ~to the great benefit which arises to Private Families, and Inns, by the adoption of GAS FOR COOKING, in tamplace of .the Kitchen Range. The Cleanliness Economy, and saving of labour in culinary operations by this only require to be known to be generally ...
... wonderful collection of splendid Etruscan vases which we have got together, and he recognises them at once. Take that to the kitchen, he exclaims, it is my Chytra to cook vegetables; and these to the scullery, they are my Arhos and Cados for drawing water; ...