... about yards from Owen's house, and his windows command a gond view of the back kitchen of Owen's home. Miss Bateman, during Mr. Owem's absence, saw prisoner go to the bark kitchen window, but merely though she was cleaning it. Presently, however, she broke ...

... Wordsworthstreet, Penge. approached through forecourt, and containing five bed rooms, dressing room, two sitting rooms, kitchen, Ac.; gardens in the rear, producing from respectable tenants £l4O per annum. Also a terrace 12 substantially-built six-roomed ...

... Bent low. food neighbourhood, with Beer License. —Apply ted Curtis. King-street. 3301 TO be LET, Large SHOP and HOUSB, with Kitchen and three Hed-rooms: good thoroaghhre. Rent 6s. 6i. valuation £7. -Telegraph Office. 8697 MB. LOBEL, 17, George-street, has ...

... 3. A NEWLY-BUILT HOUSE, facing the Market Square, WINSLOW, containing Dining and Drawing Booms, Four good Bedrooms, w.c, Kitchen, Cellar, Pantrys, Ac., Ac., with small Court Yard aad pump excellent water, late in the occupation of Miss Cross. For a View ...

... Ostdmice, Wshall,ly occu pi ed by Ike. Lydia Perk., dammed. The Howe capitally built, and comprises Pariosr, Sitting Room, and Kitchen on the ground Goor, and nree roomy Bed Rooms, and has • retired yard and mall Garden. For farther particulars apply to itothe ...

... exclusive of internal fittings, which had raised it to £1,820. It consisted of dining-room, draw- ing-room, entrance hah, kitchen, scuUery, pantry, four bedrooms, three horse stable, coachhouse, saddle-room, loft, tc. — Mr. C. Macanlay, surveyor, Leicester ...

... aho could than. Wttneaa might afterward* thought ah* pitied the Ufa her ladyahip led. The hmue vw nlher nice one, but the kitchen and pantry had aarthen Soon. The other rooms wan good soar. WUaeaa bad often given her ladyship ah altar la bar own Lady Morgan ...

... FREEHOLD AND TITHE FREE EBTA.TE, Called or known “THE MANOR FARM,’’ COMPRISING a comfortable DWELLINGHOUSE with Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, pleasantly situate upon au eminence in the village of Little Staughton, and near the Church ; abo the newly-erected ...

... roonse, kitchene, &c., on groun, lo; iebd rooms, cellars, and a large kitchen gardon-Ap. ?? L son and Thomas, 16, Ceook-street. Jjy tt, NEW ERRY.-To be 1,etaom-ca dVLA w M thin a few minuitee' walk rom tefeycnang - dining and drawing roomso, kitchen, &r, ...

... IMPROVED KITCHEN RANGES. BRIEN & KE %TING EG to inform the Nobility. Gentry, and their numerous Customers that they hold a boy. Stock of Kitchen Ranges, on the most Improved Principles. We are in possession of innumerable lestitnonials in their favour ...

... bedrooms, very much like iary eel s, leading out the large rooms. 'The grand apartment sitting room, study, dining room and kitchen : to do the Romans justice, however, must add a bath this plan his family man-ion. It is very doubtful whether the Romans ...

... passage, north entranoe passage, butler’s pantry, servants’ ball, kitchen, eleven bedrooms, containing ten feather beds, eight hair manresses co >nterpanes, blankets, ; all the plated goods, kitchen utensils, crockery, cutlory, variety very ancient china, cut ...