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... man. “No ; not here. But if you please, you can sit with the servant.” Thank you, ma’am. I will.” Clara directed him to the kitchen; and tnen, Hastening to her room, put on her bonnet and mantle. She was nervous, excited, and out of temper. She began to ...
... of entertainment and of a useful kind during the long winter evenings ; and, moreover, that some place, such as one of the kitchens, should be apart for the men servants, where they might be allowed the use of tire and candle and which they might consider ...
... Cere, the premioex. RYDAI. MOUNT sTONKFIKLD sTREKT, DEWSBURY. LKT, with liumediate Good HOUSK ; fl r-f’iiis hexide’* attic, kitchen, and cellars*. —Apply, n**xtdoor ; or Mrs. Siddall, Brad ford K-uid, Dewsbury LKT. Urge WAREHOUSE, abort 10 yards t*qnare ...
... next 2 7 BE LET. I thet that HOUSE, with ver Apply UFF| East Parade. ye For} Tk = and bath. Apply A. Heaton. — containing kitchen, scullery, thr yt +2 A. ior Tare —— D. & mn the of the Weat Holland, Beg @ithin few Within few ite ae, healthy Fle partioware ...
... containing two sitting-rooms, with bay windows; four bedrooms, coach-house, stables, cowhouse, piggeries; very productive kitchen garden. la, 2k. 20p. in extent; large vinery and conservatory, and an excellent cottage adjoining. Rent, £75. view apply Mrs ...
... C0NCRETE FLOOROING for ?? oft Warehoulsos, WorlAhops, flrarufantocles, Stables, 1Brewveries, Maltiags, Station Plrtfocrmsr Kitchens, Cellers, &e, &c. 51 JAlitte prevenitive from damp, orod vermtrj. J1altf the prtice Orflacs 01 snd nioreroeuroble. Net pricee ...
... the Melt of the nth is& noticed • likkt in one of the windows of the They knocked at the deer, and were admitted. In the kitchen they law Mr Swann and theta ether gentlemen with liquors them. Mr Sorban the officers they were friends of big whom he was ...
... Hodgson. The House ia well and substantially built, and contains spacious Entrance Ball. Dining, Drawing, and Rootna, two Kitchens, and China Cloeet the Ground Flo jr ; Front and Back Staircase, six Bedrooms (one which has a Dressing-room attachec), W ...
... Bridge Station, containing four Entertain- ing Rooms, two Kitchens, six Bed Rooms, two Attics, Stabling for four horses. Carriage House, and large Billiard Room ; ex- tensive Flower and Kitchen Gardens.— Apply to Mr. Garland, Wharncliffe Works, Sheffield ...
... which Connor lived, and it would appear tbat the young woman got into a passion, and, seizing a large knife which lay the kitchen table, exclaimed that she would settle him at once. She then rushed at Mm, and Inflicted a frightful wound in the left side ...
... clergy and lay repee- He Aid not see if the rags Jt appears that o small farmer, named Peter Quigley while sitting at the kitchen fire was fired ab a sentatives of the Deanery was beld advices state that in the window last night, and the which consi’. ...
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