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... Affairs went on pleasantly, and in allntiipation of marriage the defendanit went with hlr to select a bedstead, mattress, kitchen table r Vad tea-tray. Unfortunately, however, the plaintiff haviiig taken a fiicy to an oval tatble, for which 51. wvas asked ...
... spado to Thomas was proved Pettigrew, ironmonger; and another witness spoke to »ving Henry’s ord-rs, darkened window the kitchen Xo. 216. Whltechipel-road, which looked into tho warehouse. It was November last year, and the bouse wns unoccupied at tbo ...
... oak hat-stand with marble top, two hall chairs, damask and chintz window ourtaina, fenders and fire-irons, china, glass, kitchen utensils, &c., &c. May be viewed the day preceding and morning of Sale, and Catalogues had of Mr. Mason, Auctioneer, Land ...
... EAitFllWarwickshire. L F OUTRAGE. Yesterday V.6 1 t11 Henry Penny, coal miner, of Batley, threw A 0, 4 gunpowder on the kitchen fire of his lodgings, ran away. In a moment afterwards a terrible occurred, burning one woman, and half wreckilie, house. ...
... I:Outwore, Dreeaing Tables, Buie Sisnde, Relapse, and other (Smits I Engine ►ad Moil« , oomple'e I Bagatelle Board. nearly pew ; Kitchen Ut•eatte, ti . Av. Too above well worthy the notios of lutendlng Purcheeers. end will be Sold without the least rosette. ...
... reserved yesterdsy afteracon by Mr. J, Johns, y will of in mines were not seld MINING SHARE LISTS. — MR. EDWARDS, RED! s Kitchen, 5, 84. 40, 16, ir Dolcoath, 41, 42. West Basset, 8, 83. East Pool, 143, | Weet Routh 6. South Carn Brea, 3's 0d, 328 6d PROM ...
... 31, ntzclarepoestreet. Ever ton. 2045u3 DERWEXT-ROAD.— A conrchient Dicellif g hovuse on .Sale, containing two parlours, kitchen, and scullery ground floor; Are bedrooms, bath, w.-c., and washing cellar. Is built rock. To close an account, the liquidator ...
... tionabla refaxtoce*. immodial l>. A. t*. I'oat-ottcc, Lacda. t: t3»U 4. eanJ. ire., unniro. AN I), THROrUH HOUSE, with room and kitchen oa >» •'*.». 1 K. -.1 £ V AIX Mercury-offioe. I L' • r. a »in»:i SL. with part*cular«, to X 00. Mafcury-oßfav. •i.aromrni ...
... all farms were like then At a farm neer the inn, at Barbridge, whilst ether is were not se bad, two privies bailers, and kitchen ; and easel stake , damp amid very readily be sew es the Weide What looked mach like erase mid afoot hen observed. wife and ...
... np, and went to her drees for the puree, lot it was cone. The prisoner was staying the house as a lodger, and was in the kitchen. She gave information to the police on the 2Srd. The puree and ring now produced were tte same those left in the dress.—P ...
... picture in this week's Punch. Let Punch speak first. A cook and a fashionably. attired young person are conversing in the kitchen. Says the cook, Then shall you go as 'ousemaid ? To which the young person replied, No, indeed; if I go at all, I shall ...
... from 34 6d upwards. Heavy Kitchen Ranges, from 23s upwards. Kitchen Fenders, from 24 9d upwards. Ashpan, from Is upwards. Isom Grates, from 9s 6d upwards. „ Fenders, from 3s 6d upwards. „ Ashpana, from 4a 6d upwards: Ism wad Kitchen Fire Irons, from 3s ad ...