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... 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 ...
... f*>r Coo.i'iop : al»--> Kitchenmild. Apply!* 'Voftter. 4 ...
... FLOUR BINS, SPONGE. BITZ, AND TRAVELLING BATHS, TABLE CUTLERY. DISH COVERS, FENDERS, OOAL VASES, TEA BRONZE URNS. AND TIN KITCHEN WARE, GALVANIBED OIL CISTERNS, SAMPLE OASES. DEED BOXES. ASHES PANS, TIN AND ZINO OASES. OT NOT* ADD&KS&—FOUR DOORS FROM BRIGGATK ...
... WANTED, in prints family, seven miles from » thoroughly good COOK; middle ago. Also, a KITCHEN MAID. Good reference required.—Addres R, Post Offioe, Blrken- ...
... months, son of Charlotte Kent, living Belmont House, Coart Hill Road, It appeared that the child left on the floor of the kitchen daring the temporary absence of his mother, who, hearing a scream, ran back, and found him in flames, canoed by a heated poker ...
... inclement weather last night, various places of entertainment were thronged. BRADFORD—KITCHEN BOILER EXPLOSION.— WedDewiay afternoon a self-feeding boiler in the kitchen of Mr Ephraimson, New Ashfield, suddenly exploded, with no personal inconvenience to ...
... thiue nl'licted with }>utnionarrdiM‘.isi-«, aro >nif all rluss-**, —pi laily the >r. For the »Vvr ;h«* L' rd eel aid soup kitchens. The m-tt.*i.-rrates resolved organise ißiiueaiaieiy themu>:.:of civing r-li-f tn the ol coaS* to the poor, there i» {treat ...
... Wattlmr. Kltcben Maids, and good General BeiTanta-Mra ALLAN SON'S Registry, new FARMS, &o. Ijy ANTED, Housekeeper*. Nurse, Kitchen, Home Maids, Cooks. 1 BerT * ntfc t0,.- acompetent COOK-HOUSEKEEPER. UNDER HOUSEMAID, and UNDER LAUNDRY MAID _ Apply 8. 8 ...
... convalescent ordere issued by the Executive Committee of the Invalids' Kitchens, and presented the society for distribution by donors, are given, and fu this way suitable food supplied. kitchens, which are only open during the winter months, are in Oxford Terrace ...
... useful chart* of drawers, four-post bedsteads, feather beds, hair and other matiresees. tMlet tables, glasses and sarri°es. kitchen furniture and requisites, and other effects, together with a Ticket the Leeds Library, which will sold at clock. The may teen ...
... FRENCH DRESS PAPER MODELS.— Mrs. KITCHEN'S. 33. PARK LANE, LEEOr. T ADIES' and CHILDREN FELT HATS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, in ALL THE LATEST FASHIONABLE STYLES, at H. B. LEGG'S, 84 to 87, BRIGGATE, with a VARIED STOCK OF THE BEST and CHEAPEST INDIA RUBBER ...
... town.—Friends will please accept this Intimation. KlTCHEN,— December 30, Wells Walk, Jlkley. Mary Catherine Kitchen, widow of the late Henry Kitchen. Esq.. of Overton. Kortb Wales. PARKER.-, 1. aged 58. Isaac Parker, of 27. Street. Holbeck. - Will be Interred ...