... and which have been sorely tried by the recent stormy weather, and where necessary renew the stakes or the ligatures. The Kitchen Garden.—Continue to give air during fine mild weather to the cauliflower ana lettuce plants in frames, and pick off all decayed ...

... Stock of Goods, specially adapted for the present season, consisting of STOVES of every description. Prize Medal Leamington KITCHENERS and other Ranges, Patent Fuel, Moderator LAMPS, &c. Best Colza, Sperm, Cazelive, and other Oils. Experienced Workmen sent ...

... the Market-place, containing two light underground cellars, &c., large shop with bold front, store room and sitting room, kitchen, fee., offices on the ground floor, including five large bed and sitting rooms above, with two w.c., ances complete, gas and ...

... Holy Trinity, and Clewer, will be distributed in the presence of the Mayor, Mr. Joseph Devereux ; Mr. Cullen, Clerk of the Kitchen at Windsor Castle, on behalf of the Queen; the Vicar of Windsor, the Rev. Henry J. Ellison ; the Rev. S. J. Stone, the Rev ...

... moderate rental of £60 per annum. The House is erected with Bath stone, brick and slate, and contains, in the Basement, large kitchen, scullery, larder, coal cellar. See., and extensive vaults under pavement front house, and extending beyond the width of house ...

... water here entirely, but take advantage of bright sunny day to uncover the pits, and give a little air for hour or two. The Kitchen Gardes.—Cover up the tops of the celery plants, and anything else that is likely to be injured by the frost. Turn over heaps ...

... young woman, from 20 to 25 years of age. as UNDER LAUNDRESS. None need apply who are not accustomed to the work. Also, a KITCHEN MAID, from 18 to 20 years of age, and a SCRUBBER from 25 to 30. —Apply to the Housekeeper at the Hospital, between the hours ...

... Hall, Windsor, in the presence of the Rev. H. J. Ellisey, vicar of indsor ; Heale (on behalf of the Queen), clerk of the kitchen Windsor Castle ; Mr. Moore, and other gentlemen. The scene during the distribution was extremely interesting. The joints of ...

... inquired how he was getting along. He said, ery rough. He had some bread and cheese and ale, and then going out into the back kitchen, he reached down an old blunderbuss from over the mantel-shelf, and began striking Butler about the head till he was insensible ...

... cold. The child was left in a room, and fell off the sofa, and it might have been burnt for all you cared. I lived in the kitchen. You might have gone out without my knowing it. I never saw the prisoner with some neck of mutton. I lent her a saucepan. ...

... may employ advantageously some of the dull wet weather we may expect season, in preparing scheme of operations for both the kitchen garden and the flower garden for the present year. this plan is adopted regularly, and the results duly registered, it will ...

... rental £60 per annum. The House is erected with the best Bath stone, brick and slate, and contains, in the Basement, large kitchen, scullery, larder, coal cellar, &c., and extensive vaults under navement front of house, and extending beyond the width of ...