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... Gas Company to make an examination agreeably to directions which he had received. He looked at and turned on the gas in the kitchen, and asked them to go up-stairs, but the cook having no koowledge of him, very properly refused to comply with his request ...
... Let, Furnished 1 Unfurnished, detached VILLA RESIDENCE, by the year lease, comprising three reception rooms, six bed rooms, kitchen, scullery, and large cellars; large productive garden ; coach-house and stables, with living rooms. —Apply for particulars ...
... e NEW COAL BOX—in great variety, from 4s. 9d. each. Also a large assortment of fashionable Stoves of the newest designs, Kitchen Ranges of the most approved construction, rich Fteel and Ormolu Fenders and Fire-irons, Baths of every description. elegant ...
... complete. May he s 4 en working at the works of Joseph Clarke & Co., Wrigley Beck• Also. at their Shop in Fountain Street, Kitchen Ranges, Cabin Stoves, Cabooses, Sham Grates, Laud Rollers, dtd, &c. •c349r61 AGOOD FAMILY M EDICINE CHEST, with a pru lent ...
... castor oil. There was nothing in the bottle when he took it, as he saw his fellow-servant, Jane Beer, wash it out in the kitchen. Dr. Cahill, a medical gentleman, residing at St. Michael'splace, was called in, and found the deceased insenjble. Mrs. Marcooly ...
... first-rate businesa town. The conveniences of each house consist of bed rooms, w ater closets, dining and drawing rooms, two kitchens, cellar, pantry, pumps, with excellent hard and soft water, coachhouse and stable, with loft over; and convenient garden ...
... having tbeir inaugural dinner in the Music Hall on the 12th instant. The attendance is expected to be very numerous. Sour KITCHEN.-The preliminaries have been arranged: and new year's day is fixed upon for the first delivery of soup. Several gentlemen ...
... and legs of beef, also for celery, carrots, and onions; but not for turnips or herbs, as the latter were always kept in the kitchen where the soup was made. Sir R. W. Carden.—R,eally Mr. Florseley, I have no desire to stop you, but there is no ohare before ...
... were sold; Mr. E. Kingdon, Mr. Dawsos, jan., Mr. Fildew, Mr. Good, and Mr. Dymond r being the salesmen. SOUP KITCHEN. -The Exeter Soup Kitchen N i was opened on Saturday, when 1,200 quarts of soup are J, i stated to have been distributed. Whether, owing ...
... and pits ; they must be frequently looked over to pick off dead leaves, &c, snd abundantly ventilated in dry weather. — The Kitchen Garden : There ia nothing at all pressing in this department at present, but attention meat be paid to order and neatness ...
... scarcity of employment, which has existed for several months past, from the continued high price of provisions. There are Four Kitchens ready for use for making anil distributing Soup, namely, one for the Northern District, in Trafalgar Mews ; one for the Eastern ...
... cheeiful disposition and soher habits. However, on tbe day of bor d.ath she was found by ber niistre.B Iving on the floor of the kitchen as if she was in a fit. Mr. Hazell, a medical gentleman, was sent ior, who found that the deceased was quite dead. There was ...