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... FURNISHING IBONMONGBB. Nos. 22, 24, 26, AND M, GABRIEL'S HILL. MAIDSTONE, SOLE AGENT FOR BROWN AND GREEN'S INPROVID PA TENT KITCHEN R ANOES, With or Open Fire, roast in trait, =surpassed for ecoaoray, cleanliness, and general ronrenienoe. ...
... oontaining le,. Or.. 4r., with possenrion on completion of the purchase. • LOT nest Reeidenoe, ARROW containing 2 parlours, kitchen, pantry, and 4 W. rooms, in the ocoupsfion of Mr. Ray, at .613 per an. num ; with • piece of Meadow adjoining. 4,5, 6, and ...
... 4s costs, or seven days' imprisonment with hard labour.—The money was paid. STANKEB. The Winteb Season. —The Stanmer soup kitchen is now in full operation, giving out excellent Bonp twice a week. A Bhort time ago, the Rt. Hon. ths Earl of Chichester —than ...
... a u o n, n ow let at the lore rental of LlO2 per annum. The fon:mete. three remoti.m• rote., ee l ren bed-Hewn, Mtn-room, kitchen, housekeeper' a morn, three end ell metal ; Immediate poeession. ror .4 .le, apply to 11.0111. Renal and Um., Anctkneere and ...
... clamping, and burning bricks.—Address, J. T. Jakvis, Burwush. Wanted, YOUNG MAN, about 19, to lire the house ; underi\ stand Kitchen Gardening, milk one cow, and make himself useful. —Address, H. C. S., Albert Lodge, Peckbam I;ye, S.E. ________ Wanted, GOOD ...
... ■pent tan is not bad substitute, and, when th-> soil is of heavy aad retentive nature, will benefit it when dug in Inter on. Kitchen Oakden. —All vacant plots of ground should be tuned as soon aa possible to the ameliorating influences of the weather, aad ...
... Cherries lb. 0 0 0 0 Nectarines .. doz. 0 '> Chestnuts per 100 16 oOranges . doz. (' •> Currants, rod, qt. 0 0 0, Pears kitchen sieve 3 0 Black qt. 0 0 0 0 desert.. ..doz. 0 8 Pigs doz. 0 0 0 ‘lPiue Apples each 10 0 Filberts H). 1 1 «Quinces doz. 0 ...
... year. The premises are a central position, and there a large hall or room, which will be used a lecture room and a practice kitchen, with a convenient scullery behind. We nowhere the fall of the antnmn leaf; also the fall of the man who steps on it on the ...
... red-rooms, one small living-nom, and the use of a kind ef ecullery about six feet %mare, the living. mdoing duty as nursery, kitchen, and laundry, and bearing in mind that the family washing must generally done every week, al a fortnights would require more ...
... lower part of the house; in the front parlours the water was four feet depth, and washed the marble mantle piece down. The kitchens were made complete wreck, doors, dressers and shelves being strewn about here and there. The copper was washed from its position ...
... premiere are in a central position, and there is a large hail or room, which will ice used a lectore room and a practice kitchen, with a convenient scullery behind. PETTY SESSIONS, YESTERDAY.—Before W. IlauwELL. and J. STONEWIGG, Were grunted to Mr. STEW ...
... hosiery, four bed-room., and two heil•nsoms Ohl oriaiihesi), with other eons , nicht office., ooniseriatory, lawn, and large kitchen genic.. appls to J. I'. Pasica a = r terer, SAM Agent, and Valuer, 611. booths Ansi, ...