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... couplets of as Entren-s Hall. Dining-rem. test by lii Drawing-tootn. Muni Rtralifasi-reoin, twelve lea I eta y , twelve ten ; Kitchen. by afters es drat I ; Your hest sue, and s.?in Servants ditto. Them It a Carried, Hoses attache.l. Stabling f..r three heal% ...
... class. After this another description of punishment was inflicted upon the unfortunate child by sending her to the kitchen to cork. This kitchen, as he was instructed, was a very damp, cold place, and the consequence was that the plaintiff caught a severe ...
... other discovered the ruins of Pompeii—including a lobster salad, already mixed, and a pair of cotton socks hanging before the kitchen range—when Layard returned to this country with little pieces of Nineveh in his waisteoat•pocketthey no doubt. laboured 'under ...
... T, MANCHESTER-i LURE, NDON. WANTE A flret-rate Housekeeper. Two Footmen of good height. A Groom who can wait at table. A Kitchen Maid—one whu ham lived in a large establishmen t ferred. A good Nurse. An Upper Housemaid. A Dairymaid. The Secretary has ...
... its prison while the family were all at prayers with the exception of the deceased child, who happened to be asleep in the kitchen. The cat instantly attacked her in the most furious manner, and, before any assistance could be rendered, had torn her throat ...
... Snow's-fields, and Mrs. Harrington was my landlady. A Mrs. Winter and Mrs. Geelkan lodged there also; and I slept in the kitchen which they all used. I was confined not quite three weeks. and had not been oat of bed only to the fire. I know the defendant ...
... in 1741, and carried off great numbers of all classes. To alleviate the distress corn was imported from America, and soup kitchens established throughout the country. The second great potato failure occurred in 1822, when an exceedingly wet winter rotted ...
... Entran^e Hall, Dinlng-room, 10 feet by la: Drawingetooan. ditto; Breakfast-room, twelve feet by twelve; Btu y. twelve by ten ; Kitchen. fourteen by fifteen ; a Libre+, aa drat floor ; Four best Bedroe me. and Seven Servants ditto. There Is a Carriage Howse ...
... comprise two coach-houses, °small:sit stabling lee loose boxes, and other suitable outhuildiws. attached tie;housee an excelleut kitchen out of Lawn, flower garden, ahrubboles, The tenant may be accommodated with a land for occupation should this be required ...
... feet by Mean fret sill Irawing-room. twenty-two fret by thirteen feet sit ; geed kitchen, and al sultalge domestic odium. with *detached range et stables, asach house. ; kitchen garden. flowervarden botbones i , p leasure -grounds tastefully disposed. ami ...
... No. 2, Alexamder-place, Brompton, opporits the New Oretery, APARTMENe B T) LST UNFURNISHED, consisting of twedroom.. with Kitchen. Rent moderate. To The: CATHOLIC 'anted. —All Appointment as ORGANIST by a brilliant b. I.) performer. who pommies • high ...
... the name of one ; she cannot name the others ; she was ' going the rounds' when , she saw them so, both in the scullery and kitchen ; Elliot bad the appearance of drink, but not so much so as Donn ; those two women are employed in offices in the house, one ...