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... Tables, with Marble Slab and Gime, complete from 64 the pair. leap varied stock of Dining-roam, Drawina-rem Bedroom, and Kitchen Furniture, Iron and Bram Bedsteads, Mammals., Sc. 892 HAMMOND, CHEMIST ♦ND DRUGGIST, TEA DEALER, GROCER, WINE, SPIRIT, AND ...
... entrance of Sewer Gas. Traps alone cannot be relied upon ; the common bell trap •specially is naeless. The pipe from the kitchen Bink ought to carried through the wall, and to end in die open air, over a trapped grating. The backyard should bs flagged ...
... of property. Furniture purchased on commission. The Stook comprises Dining-room, Drawing-noun, Bedroom, Office, Hall, aid Kitchen Fur here. grand selection of Sideboards, Cbediutjero, Loo sod Dining Tables, Pianofortes, &a., Ito. CONSUMERS' TEA COMPANY ...
... nobility and public that has no connection with any other person in the trade. List Pricks: —First class, Us. each; large sued kitchens, with hot hearths and smoke-jacks, from 2s. to ss. each; second class, Is. Od. each; third class, Is. each. All chimneys ...
... assaulting the police the execution of their duty Cawood, on the 23rd nit. He was remanded on bail until Monday next Soup Kitchen. —The soup committee have had nieet ng, and result there will be distribution of tickets to-day the Poblio R dojis. Tomorrow ...
... displayed, for they represented every of people. every ege. every taste, sad articles suited for the drawing. down to the kitchen; even to hedging iunt thickish& The basest on Wednesday was well patronised. sad the whole of the iskisp amonsted to over ...
... SATURDAY and MONDAY, third, £6; fourth, ria} second, £1210*; SSG:Sr^I£ yCol,y ' 6 * Green F., Lincoln Wight D., 55 G , Derby 75 Kitchen C, T , Manchester . DeightonT., * T., Mvnsfleld . 7£ Johnson Leeds 7o» Dobson H. * , Gorton Barber J.. * DraycottS. ...
... Miss Vause, Mrs. Acaater, Mrs. .Cbatburn, Miss Brown, Mrs. W. Priestley, Ac., are the active members the commitlee. Sour Kitchen.— This very useful institution for the benefit of the poobduring the winter months, was again opened yest relay (Thursday) ...
... accident* of as r, but the and the young | alike aru affected the inclement weather. There is a • deni siekaeae, ueatha. The kitchen boiler in the huuie of Mr. Lphraimson, New Ashfleld, Brad- I ford, exploded Wednesday afternoon with loud I re;K>rt. A 10-rvant ...
... label like nickname. Consolation.—Money in the three per cento. Good words for the yonne” Dinner’s ready. Matchless maid.—The kitchen girl out of lucifen. Even the laziest boy can sometimes catch a whipping. A passionate man rides a horse that runs away Did ...
... Flock Beds; Hair, Wool. and Straw Mittressea. Kitchen Chairs 3s 9d, 48, 45 3d,45 6d, 8. 6d, 91. Mahogany Balloon Back Chairs in Hair Seating, from 12s, 14s 6d, 1 a 6d, 16s 6d, 21s, 235, 26a, 28a, 36a. Kitchen Tables, Square Stands, Dreamers, Sofas, Clocks ...
... of property. Furniture purchased on commission. The Stock comprises Dining-room, Drawing-room, I3cdroom, Office, Hall, and Kitchen Furniture. A grand selection of Sideboards, Chett.niera, Loo and Dining Pianofortes &c., ...