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... and Lobby Pendants, Register and Kitchen Grates, Fenders and Fire lnwir, Zinc Meat Safes, Brussels and Common Carpets and Ilearth Rueny Slain Door Mate, China, Crystal, and Stoneware, :with a variety of the usual Kitchen Furniture. Sale to commence at Twelve ...
... GENERAL FURNISHING DEPARTMENT of an assortment of Mabofany and Japanned Bed and Dressing* Room Furniture, Penders, Fire-irons, Kitchen Utensils, and otbei requisites. The principle of business which has enabled Messrs. A. and Co. attain high position, and carry ...
... Decanters, Cham ne, Wine and Finger Glasses, Wine Coolers, Custards, Salts, Culinary Utensils, an Excellent Kitchen Range, and Coach House Stove, Kitchen Presses and Drainer, Washing and Meat Tubs, 94 Tons best Newport Coals. 2 New Water Pipes with Brass Cocks ...
... celebrityin the profession -a few days since met in a public-house of this town, and, while regaling themselves before a blazing kitchen fire, each loudly vaunted his own superior qualifications for the exercise of his calling. At last one. of them seeing that ...
... to'uchpae nthe north ails of a wall, tie thy'a~hrlyp'avdfoeten hesat ini aommoer,'and from 'uulden variations in winter. KITCHEN GARDEtc.-Let trenching of vacant ground be done with all convenient dispatch, unless when it is laroen ; athb i clods, if-turned ...
... Commercial room, Coffee-room, five private Parlours, and 39 Bedrooms, capable of fitting up 50 beds; also, a large and lofty Kitchen, with complete ranges; Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, and Servants' Accommodation; Apartments for the Tenant's family; Bar, ...
... night before it was missed. The kitchen, however, in which the articles were cleaned, belonged to four officers, whose servants all had access to it; and each servant had a key of his own, which, on leaving the kitchen, he was in the habit of depositing ...
... through it, and a spacious garden. In this garden the convalescent patients are allowed to work (aa the women are in the kitchen and the laundry), sucb occupa- tion being highly advantageous to their health, mentally as well SS physically. * The season ...
... and a barrel ot oysters to give him. find the Value a Cook. Divide the services rendered by the wages paid ; deduct the kitchen stuff, substract the cold meat finding how often three policemen will go into one area, and the quotient will help you to ...
... ‘were found after hip degth’ come twe or three thousand gold. Secreted in the ceali 4s escape of gas he perceived in the kitchen of Mr- Wilson, a broker. in Gi street, Glasgow, he ineautiously took a lighted candle ‘the leak; « violent explosion ensued ...
... Revalents Arabica, and I ain happy to say that it bas had the desired effect, in ; ing me to health again, &c., &e, ANTHONY KITCHEN.” Freachay Rectory, near Bristol, Dec. 9, 1847. poe . “For the last five yeara I have heen in a most deplorable cundi- tion ...
... of the charge against her she immediately admitted that she had been delivered of a dead child, which was in a box in the kitchen, the keys of which she handed to the officer, and they found the remains of the child. They took the prisoner to the station-house ...