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... 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 ...
... tba boat* waa fcW MiaalwfUds aad aa iron also a Isrpa Mat in gold paper. or Oaa Escspm raeapa gaa batuw. kera prrorived the kitchen of Mr. WiJaaa. broker ip OiantVfiaen- Mr-ei, Glasgow, be ioeantbualj took Ugfaled candle «fl* Irak; a riolent exploaion ensued ...
... trenched during severe frost, and of the clods being found only partially thawed at Midsummer. mentioning the protection kitchen-garden crops, last week, omitted to recommend the brandies spruce fir, yew, or other evergreens. These are quite as effectual ...
... road, and work for Mr. Jonathan of Ltck • hampton. I reside in the same house where deceased lived. I was sitting in the kitchen abi ut half. past six o'clock, when I heard loud screaming up stairs. I ran up, and found deceased i n fl ame . running about ...
... who looked awfully sad It seems that lady, desiring to rid her house of one of these animals, whose petty larcenies in the kitchen were source of great annoyance, had commissioned the servant girl to take it out ol the neighborhood, and drop it.” Philosophical ...
... discovered, and the jury, at the inquest, returned a verdict of “ found WANTED, COOK and HOUSEKEEPER in a Small Family where a Kitchen Maid is kept. A trust- vorthy person who can have a good character. Wages pot excecding £20; no perquisites. Direct C. P. ...
... IFIAMPTON COURT PALA.CE ROYAL _l_ KITCHEN GARDENS.—Theee GARDENS to be LET on LEASE for 23 years from the sth of January next, together with the Melon-ground, the Glass-houses, the Dwellin -houses (except the head gardener's house), Stables, and other ...
... Reduc- tion in P », their Large and Varied Steck, con- sisting of Grates, Fenders, Fire Irons, Lamys, Cutlery, Tea Trays, Kitchen Ranges, Brushes, and General House Furnishing lronmongery. The Interest in the Premises To Be Sold. Dee. 18, 1849 *(R42) (654) ...
... 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 ...
... ished every month since be entered the workhouse. Chairman (to Bennett)—You speak of connoisseurs, wao are they Bennett kitchen women. chairman —Did Curley the intimates, go to you 7—No ; I went to hint. Ciinirinuu—Tho fact is, you were amusing for the ...
... looked awfully sad. It seems that a lady,de- siring to rid her house of one of these animals, whose petty larcenies in the kitchen were a source of great annoyance, had commissioned the servant girl to take it out of the neighbourhood and drop it.” on a ...