... iStreets) where always may be had avaried and extensive choice of DINING ROOM, DRAWING ROOM, PARLOUR, BED ROOM, I LOBBY, KITCHEN, AND COUNTINGQROUSE FLURNI- a TURE, of the Newest Styles and most elegant designs, combined with superior Wrorkmtanship aend ...

... FOR THINKING, A Od Wfef.-That young lady will make a good WieewGhl r- does not apologist when you find her at work in the kitchen. bat continues her task until her work is tiuished-nriae , Begging is a shame for any coiatry, for if the beggar he an en- ...

... RImbank Crescent.,contatining Dining R~oofti, Drawinig 1Li Room, Parlour, Five Bed Rooms, Ilath Room, Pantry, ?? anl Room, Kitchen, Laundry and Servants' Apartments, with Wlash- tO ing- Honse, and other Conveniences. The Pen Duty is'~ 8sa. 5d. tle For farther ...

... 1 LODGING, No. 2, Moore Place, West George Street, containing Dining-room, Drawing-room, Parlour, Six Bed-rooms, Pantry, Kitchen, Laundry, and Servants' Apartments, with Washin -house, and other conveniences. The Property contains 962 Square Yards of ...

... , No. 19, Elmbank Crescent, containing Dining-room, Drawlog-room, Parlour, Bed-rooms, Bath-room, Pantry, and Store-room, Kitchen, laundry, and Servants' Apartments, with Washing-house and other Conveniences. The Fen-duty is 6d. For farther particulars ...

... and requesting to state all she knew about a certain transaction. Witnessl was in the sitting-room when Mary came from the kitchen hurriedly, and Cogzell after her. He caught hold of her at the sitting-room door, and said 'Mary, you have been here long ...

... fronting L. Woodlands. Each of the Tenements consists of Three Houses, containing Two Public-rooms, and Four Bed-rooms, with Kitchen, Scullery, Plunge, and Shower Bathe, with Closets, dm. The Ground Flats have, in addition, Two Servants' Rooms. The Property ...

... her absence, the clothes caught the flame, and were immediately in a blare. This omits l lasted with the waed-work of the kitchen, and in a very brief space- Id time, the whole neighbourhood were alarmed. The door of the dwelling-home was broken open, ...

... beggar woman asked a lady, the other day, fir a halfpenny. I've nithing for you, said the lady; but if you go to the soup kitchen you'll get a pint of excellent soup.— Soup is it ye mane? b twled the indignant mendicant; do you call that stuff soup ...

... evening, just before dinner, on the 9th day of March. Mr. Rex's body was found by a piece of cord that led to his grave in the kitchen, where they buried his body near the fireplace, on the thirteenth of March, by Thomas Badge, constable of the village. Their ...

... with stealing therefrom a silver watch, Seutesee—fourteen years' taaaalmmrtation.• up in a packet near the sid.,w of the kitchen, if sate Wits not bee:: egain herself before nine o'clock. Prisomr brought the magnewiii along with the calomel powder. Witness ...

... their condition Were riAt Thule for about the dust en the road, or of are its groat pride and constant attention. The the kitchen. Theta were. irt. lamentations, the storm raging—thM in twelve hours at most he and his the Legislature, of agile vigorously ...