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... Cheltenham. BE LET FURNISHED, the above Capital RESIDENCE, situated about one and miles from the town, with Extensive Lawn?, Kitchen Garden, Greenhouse and Entrance Lodge. The House contains Drawing Boom, Dining Room, Library Fomth Room on the Ground Floor ...
... Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms; two Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, five Bed Booms, Attis, Bath Room, W.C., Carriage House, and Stabling for three Horses. There is an Ornamental Garden in front, beaurifally planted, and s small Kitchen Garden at the back. The House ...
... have been, the quarrel in the anbergo became very violent one, and Moreau, who freed himself for a moment, rushed into the kitchen and got knife. Seizing his opponent tho board, plnngod the weapon into his heart, killing him on the spot. Moreau, who was ...
... up suit Grocer, Baker, and Butcher. Apply Lennox Buildings, Port-Olasgow Road. LET, in Regent Street, Shop with X Room and Kitchen, or House of Throe Apartment*. Apply 19 Bogle Street. LET, Double Cilice at the Exchange X Buildings (first stair). Apply ...
... present I l a n k:, t ri c i Vie n ' p at a ili critical e nt , as Mee Government? appeared on the back staircase hum the kitchen. Young t hoist M. Jules Ferry was thus holding forth to I Lanus bad found • revolver and aimed atone of the bandits. the ...
... contain , two Rooms. five Kitchen, Room Paltrier, etc . awl there ate Sc .bbh mon Cottage foe Man Servant, Greenhouse , ar i d a Z:ben and Flower attached. No. 2 contain. two Potato Rooms floe Bedroom., one Library, Kitchen. Servant.' Room, Pan. and there ...
... Stationlamne, containing f Hled eooms, DBing T Room, Drawing Room, large Kitchen and Soullery, and B al nl ecesary coaveaenelee; also Coach House, 2 stalled 0 Stable, and large kitchen Garden behind the same. B r Immediate possession can be ?? particulars ...
... startled by cat, broke through pane in the kitchen window, and winged its flight to its Highland home. Fiiday last, the bird, in company with male companion, arrived at Scorguie, and, as it was wont, entered the kitchen, alighting on the shoulder one of Mr ...
... half-a- °Us« rei > where capital trout fishing is to V ContainB dining, drawing, and break- in* 1118 and servants' rooms, kitchens, o and flower » arden - stall-stable or vie wing, and further particulars, . Esq., Ford, Drewsteignton, J t^ffld invited ...
... Booksellers. r. W. r.A.IR.BR.ASS ...
... table*, four large ca-cs valuable foreign birds, remaining nearly Tt* slmjiii 35 (toper hanging*, •!ip|**r and sponge baths, kitchen tnble>iiiml chair*, esoellent oonnter, with black and gold |Kineis. washing tray, saucepan*, kettles, and the usual culinary ...
... GREAT SALKILD Mr. Hogg. GREYSTOKE Mr. Wm. Routledge. GREAT STRICKLAND Mr. Richardson. GLASSONBY Mr. Ellison. HACKTHORPZ Mr. Kitchen. rcLiess Mr. Monkhouse. HARWOOD, Middleton-in- Teesdale Mr. Dowson, Grocer. HESKIT Miss Watt, Shopkeeper. HUNSONBY Mr. Adam ...