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... gyfleus ac adnabriddus Y uchod--n cynuw i r wnyssi ?? a ear.na Bar, a BaS Parloar, dee o Fed-resins, aiar Cegin. Ul Celar Kitchen, Pantries, Cloais, dan Weter Closet, Selery d hel. seth, Coach-honus. Ystablas, a phob adetladan lanol angen' sheidlol. wedi ...
... comprising dining-room suite, pier glass, excellent bedroom furniture, mahogany and osher tables, carpets, toilet glasses, kitchen furniture and requisites, dairy utansilg, chura, &c. Also, a small quantity of electro- plate, books, double-barrelled gun ...
... Upholsterer, Foregateshwe Cheeks. rroo:E LET, in the village et Farndon, a good HOUSE, containing two entertaining rooms, six , kitchen, pantries , ostler, wash-house, garden, stable, and coach-house, and can be entered upon Immodiately,—Apply to Janie Bworrzs ...
... expenditure of capital connected therewith. At the Town Hall meeting on Wednesday, the establishment of a permanent soup kitchen was strongly advocated. Such an institution could be utilized in mitigation of the begging which goes on to so great an extent ...
... Cheshire end Welsh Hills, Is substantially built , and contains two good cellars (one vaulted), drawing and diningrooms, two kitchens and butler's pantry, four bedrooms and two dressing-rooms. There is a well upon the premises, with a never-failing supply ...
... contingency. Their wages were small, and they bad generally larj,e families to snpport. At Oswestry he found there was a soup kitchen, wbich appeared to be a permanent thin,- Soup was supplied to those who were able to pay for v trifle, and to the really destitute ...
... the poor was lamentable just now, chiefly perhaps through the i fact of wages being so low. In Oewestry there was a soup-kitchen, where soup was supplied to the poorsold to them at a penny per quart ; and wee managed by a committee of ladies. Now if that ...
... comprising Dining Boom Suite, Pier Glass, oreellent Bedroom Furniture, Carpet', Mahogany and other Tables, Toilet Glasses, Kitchen Furniture and Requisites, Dairy Utensils, Churn, Ac. ; also a small alkatitY M•c•Uo-. *The, Doable-benelled Gun, Wadibrg Machine ...
... Phillips, 10e.; Mr. Minett, Trefarclawd, lead of turnips. The usual quantity of soap has been disposed of during the week. The kitchen is open three days a week. CHRISTMAS TRW! TO EMPLOYES.—On Christmas Eve, Mears. Dorsett Owen and Co., of the Oswestry , Brewery ...
... SOLD. ryt A GOOD House, premises, and Garden, situated on the seasice in TowyN, (eonway. The yn Entusc onsists of Kitchen and back Kitchen, 3 Parlours, yr 4 Bedro0 ies, and Dressing Raoom, and has undergone thorough iirepair. Application tobe made to Mr ...
... week in January, 1870, • variety of good and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for drawing and dining rooms, library, bedrooms, and kitchen. Also nearly new, and of the best quality, Brussels, tapestry , Kidderminster, and other carpets ; floor clothe, matting, ...
... drawers, washstands, dressing tables, toilet glasses, chamber services, oak linen chests, kitchen tables and chairs, oak dressers and shelves, and a variety of kitchen requisites ; seed potatoes, garden tools, small implements, ladders, wheelbarrow, and other ...