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... lie found that the nipple was corroded. To rectify it lie took the barrel from the stock and placed the nipple end into the kitchen fire to soften the corrosion. When the metal was red hot be took it from thi fire end poured some wvater over it. Re then ...
... a printed notice on a board, which was attached to the rails by the entrance to the sacred edifice.. It was headed soup kitchen, its tenour to the effect that on Wednesdays and Fridays, between the hours of twelve a.m., and one p.m., soup would he dispensed ...
... 12, Amelia-road, 'Bermnonilsey; a room was damaged ait 512, Klng's-road, Chelsea; a OGuastity of linen was consumed mue a kitchen at C2O, Comimercial- road East; a shop facia was damaged by gas at 765, Coln,- mercial-road East, andi a number of limie sacks ...
... leaves are of a smooth, gloetiy nature. like those of the iarubber plant, which is so admirably adapted to window culture. The Kitchen should now be givbe good supple of B r ussels sprouts, turnips. leek's., savoys, cabbage. celery, endive, I.oreciole, he. ...
... having got into the offi- cers' mess room, Tourner beat it with a brush and a gridiron until he drove it oun into the mess kitchen, Following it there, he further beat it with a suet pounder. The animal took refuge in the coal-hole, where Tournerheaped ...
... for yemrs onesoired, eubjcct to the notmonl rent All per annum, drawnproom andiningroom, breakfast narlour, bye hcrirooma. kitchen (v.itU dose range!, pantries. &c. enclose.l varel stabling and coachhouse, tool house, gas. and abundant aupuly water, also ...
... as he was sleeping close to the wall which fell down. The disaster was the result of the lighting of , the gas in the back kitchen by • servant who went down- i stairs to let in • chimney-sweeper. ...
... the sth DECEMBER, at ELEVEN o’clock, at her Residence, CRAWFORD-SQUARE, LONDONDERRY. Tbe Household Furniture, Bed-room and Kitchen Appointment*, dc.. ae Advertised. Terms—Cash. Purchasers to pay Five per cent. Auction Fees. CHARLES WATSON. Auctioneer. Derry ...
... charged with stealing 4)lbs. of pork, the property of John Belsaer, butcher, Gosford- street, on Friday ?? Wife was in the kitchen and heard some one in the shop. Upon going into the shop she sa5w the prisoner ay with the porir in her possession.-A previous ...
... SALE. Has a large, well planted, and well kept Harden and Lawn; Hall, Porch, Drawing 4 Dining Kooms, four Bedrooms, w.c, Kitchen. Scullery, and other omces. It is a pretty and desirable place, now occupied by : toe proprietor, who is leaving Bristol. ...
... harder, than Red Lead, and does not foul or poison the 'Water, and is thus invaluable to Hot Water Engineers fcr j ointing Kitchen Bangs Boiler Pipes, &c. The Massicot Improved Vulcan Cement is also particularly adapted to, and invalnable in Warm Climates ...
... Paper. PIANOFORTE. —For Hale, good Cabinet Pianoforte. May be had cheap. Apply 5, Malone Place. 417 G ;. Sale, an Open Fire Kitchen Range, 4ft. wide, with Oven and Boiler. Only short time in uee. Apply, for price, &c., to No. 1, Upper Frank Street, Moun ...