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... rooms, fire bed and dressing room-o two large attics, watercloset. kitchen, scollerr, and other out offices, good cellarage There is a walled-m garden, with side entrance to the kitchen. For particulars and conditions of sale apply Mr Win. Koyle. solicitor ...
... very nicely painted scene, where a fairy ballet is executed in a creditable manner. In the next scene, Blue Beard’s soup kitchen,” com- mences that boisterous fan which, to a great extent, characterises the opening, and which is so acceptable to play-going ...
... srtTT.TJERYMAIT) in l r-e family. A'', all Apply to D. K. Poet-ofSce, Winchester. TirANTED immediately,—A thoroughly good >V KITCHEN and SCULLERY MAID. No one need apply who does not thoroughly understand her work, and who does not mind hard work. Apply letter ...
... provincial town in England the cost of living to the poor will diminished three-fourths means of preserved meat and organized kitchens. Such, in a few words, the last great invention made in connection with newspaper printing—which reflects little credit the ...
... CELLING OFF. FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY. REDUCING STOCK prerions to the BUSINESS being DISPOSED OF. CITOVBS, —g— kitcheners, tenders, Ira irons, coal vasaa. gas fittings,chandeliers,baths, toilet vices, BheffiaU cutlery and sleotro-plaled 2 Ac ...
... Toogood, the Queen's seedsman, Southampton, bas just presented to the public. It commences with all the requisites for tbe kitchen and flower gardens, following which there is a copious variety of British and German flower seeds, agri- cultural seedc, ...
... he denied it.—Benjamin Heath said that be lodged at the Baker Arms, On the night in question the prisoner went into the kitchen with two packets, one was in white papor, and |the other bine. Prisoner afterwards left with them.—Sarah Rawlinson said, saw ...
... lady in Mayo. The lady, Miss Harriet Gardiner, having some property near Ballycastle, has been fired at while sitting in her kitchen. She received seven or eight grains in the head. The crime is of an agrarian nature, as she evicted several of her tenants ...
... Portsea, on January, 1870, NO. 90, BRIGHTON STREET, A substantial Dwelling House, of two sitting and two bed rooms, with kitchen, yard, and offices. To be riewed by permission of the tenant, and erery information had of the Auotiombbbs, 180, Queen-street ...
... costly Dinner Service, ditto Tea and Coffee Service, and rich Dessert Service, plated goods, cutlery, Sec. In the Pantry and Kitchen are the usual very useful culinary articles, boilers, saucepans, roasting screen, fender and irons, large deal table, chairs ...
... WINCHESTER TO LET, Unfurnished, by the year or for a term,—No. 3, Christchurch Villas, containing dining room, drawing room, kitchen, scullery, cellar, and offices, four best bed rooms, and large attic. Rent £3O. Possession Lady-day next. Agent—T. S. Morris ...
... OF THE INFIRMARY KITCHEN. Major-General Tryon said frhile on the subject of the infir- mary he should like to say a word or two about the kitchen at- tached to that department. There were 140 patients in their infirmary, and the kitchen, or, perhaps, he ...