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... window. He knew it was he, be- cause he heard him talking outside. He first broke the shop window and then he smashed the kitchen window. He then went to a house occupied by Mr. W. Sbepley, and acknowledged what he had done. — The Bench infiicted a penalty ...
... 12 14— total, 11. Twist, 5 t>— total, 2. The thirteenth was an undecided course. Mr. S. Marsland was referee, and Mr. Ci. Kitchen, of Carbrook, slipper. Pigeon Shooting at Oug immune, c. — Mr. H. Ibbot- st n, of the Filesniiths' Arms, in the above village ...
... Dressing Tables, Mahogany Drawers, Painted Tabl; s, Commode, Cane Jhairs, Towel Rails, Toilet Ware, Mahogany Toilet Glass. Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Crockery, Saucepans, Kettle, Culinary Utensils, &c, &c. Sale at Eleven o'Ciock precisely. Auctioneer's Offices ...
... Feather Beds, Bedding, Chetts of Drawers, Washstands, Commodes, Oilclo h. Copper Kettle, Glass, Crockery and other Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &0., &c. Sale at Eleven o'clock. The Loose Plant, Materials, Tools. Ac, will be Sold shortly, of which due Notice ...
... Window Hangings, with Poles; two Sets of Room Fenders and Fireirons, Coal Vases, Ac. ; also Kitchen Table*. Chairs, Fender and Irons, and all necessary Kitchen requisite.-, including Crockery, Glass, and Earthenware for a comfortable dwelling. LODGING-ROOMS ...
... Window Hangings', with Polos; two Sets of Room Fenders and Fire-Irons, Coal Vases, &c. ;also Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Fender and Irons, and all necessary Kitchen Requisites, including Crockery) Glass, and Earthenware for a comfortable dwelling. ' LODGING-ROOMS ...
... Stephen's i Church.âApply to Mr. White, 8, George-street. T _ ObeLET, a Semi-detached VILLA RESIDENCE with good Ornamental and Kitchen Gardens. Rent £28.âApply Daily Telegraph Office. TO be LET, HOUSE, West End Buildings. No. 1, Broomhall-street, suitable ...
... none. Fatal Explosion of a Kitchen Boiler. — An explosion of a kitchen boiler occurred, ou Wed- nesday night, at the house of Mr. Royle, agent to Sir James Watts, at Didsbury, near Manchester. Mrs. Boyle, who was in the kitchen at the time, was killed instantly ...
... age araeter required.—Apply 62, Snig-hill. S Drarrixp7erienced HOUSEMAID, Claremont-place, Glossop-road. in the Country, a KITCHEN ijl' lB 20, who can Milk.—Apply Mr. Butchkb, »_Heeley ?El SERVANT. Age ab»ut 17. iJv^^racterreqnired.—Apply42, Langsett-road ...
... cliffe, containing Dining and Drawing Room each £2 by 16; Library, 15 by 19; Kitchen and Sciillery. similar sized Bed Rooms, with Bath and W.C., oae acre Pleasure Groand apd Kitchen Garden.— Apply to Mes.-rs. C. E. Smith and Sons, Castle-conrt TO be SOLD ...
... oad. W~TNTED, General SERVANT—AppIy * between Two and Four o'clock, at 45, Williamstreet, Broomhall. _ in the Country, a KITCHEN MAID, 18 or 20. who can Milk.—Apply Mr. Butchm, lees Hall. Heeley. . iSrANTED, General SERVANT; good Plain COOK ■ also, N ...
... Srst-class house by Competent Workmen. BED-ROOM SUITES, Walnct, Mahogany, Polished and Decorated Pinb Imitation Woods, ie KITCHEN and COTTAGE FURNITURE. IRONMONGERY or every description. CARPETS, WINDOW HANGINGS, FEATHERS, SPRING BEDS, GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES ...