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... Mahogany and Painted Chests of Drawers, TOILET GLASSES, Towel Airers, Cane Seated Chairs, Scotch Carpets, Ac; large portion of Kitchen and Culinary Utensils, with other valuable Effects. The Property welt deserving the attention of Pnblio, and may viewed early ...
... sixteen niahgan ohars~~sai seted drsser beroo chairs, three chests of drawers, feuors and lre irons, mangle, kitchen and brewing utensils. large kitchen table, iron seat, garden orns- mento. Two aind a hats acres of SWiSIE TURNIPS, half an acre of WRiTE ditto ...
... not' consent to be carried' to the we 62 Worlbouse,' and so he 'bad 2q. a week where he was. INc ,6t, Upon the floor of the kitchen were ranged a number I'IU in5 of nicely tied brooms or brushes, mnade of fresh-esmill- ' ur ing-lnrze, or, 'Ias the prople ...
... Crowe, with mesas th em Meese of thee. It bad gene es his home ea the night previews. and In the abscess of ties kw* the kitchen, tea the hem. He did wet they the Asp. sad wee committed to Mba his trial bribe theft. Tees's Thursday last a meeting of the ...
... give them enou g n of it. (Alaugh.) If they didnot do' so,theyfe- ie served to have a Custom-house' offileer in their e. kitchen, an exciseman--in their cellari','a soldier in I their parlours, to look after their domestic affairs- s (a lanugh)-and a ...
... been heard of. DMITITUTION.—On Tuesday the City Kitchen was opened for the relief of the distressed poor, to whii.n bread, coals and potatoes were plentifully distributed. At the Leicestersquare Soup Kitchen, !lam-yard, lire-t Windmillstreet, 1,500 poor ...
... propriety of opening th* soup kitchen. Mr. Aid. Gbat occupied tbe chair. Mr. Rowntbee wid tbat there remained in the hauds of the committee appointed in December, 1847, a balance of about £215. Last year, the soup kitchen ww not opened, the winter being ...
... chests of drawers; ~ TOILRT GLASSEq, 0 towel alrers. canso-seated chairs, scotch carpets, &c. &c. A large portion of the kitchen and culinary utensils, with other Ol ValuAble effects. Th popertr is well deserving thle attention of the public and may be ...
... Dining, and Breakfast Rooms on the ground-floor, and Four Lodging Rooms on the second floor ; with excellent Attics snd good Kitchens, Wash-house, and Cellars. Tbere are a Spring Water Pump and a Soft Water Tank upon tbe Premises. Also, all thow TWO Copyhold ...
... SOUP KITCHEN. Yesterday, at noon, the subscribers this fund for the retief the necessitous poor iv the city and neighbourhood, were called together, by public placards, at the Guildhall, to determine upon the propriety of opening the soup kitchen. The ...
... Petergate. YORK SOUP KITCHEN. T a MEETING of the Subscribers to the Fund of December, 1846, Tor the Relief of the Neces- ! sitous Poor, held at tho Guildhall, on Friday, the 11 th inst., to determine upon the propriety of Opening the Soup Kitchen, WM. GRAY, ESQ ...
... and Female Servants, •Sec, «fee. ' The Offices consist of Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, ' Housekeeper's Room, SpaciousJ Kitchen,* Pantry, Scullery, Wash-House, Laundry, Extensive Cellarage, &c.; a plentiful supply of Hard and Soft Water; and every other ...