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... grate, coverilig her face meanwhile with black dust. Not having any breakfast herself, sirs took her own baby out into the kitchen anid laid it on tbe fsour haif under the sink, with tre cold water running on it, then going back to complete the bathing ...
... 'ON-PLACE aforesaid, Oin the ocbnlpation of Mr. Hunter, 4 at the mitt of £16 per ennumlt. ?? Iouse contains Parlour, Kitchen, Bnola Kitchen, three Brdroomri, sanr Closet over,. Lots 6, 7,8. end 9 are held for ihe residue of a term of 980 1 years, crented ...
... CALENDAR OF GARDEN WORK. Frvoma fits Gerdrecv's Mape~ine.) KITCHEN GARDE.N. VEGETAfLiES IN SEASON,-Aslmpragus, beet, Brusselsj sprouts, tops of Scotch and cottager's kale, cirrots, coleworts, celery, endive, Jerusalem artichokes, let. tuces, mushrooms ...
... PAXION-PLACE afioresaid, in the occupation of Mr. Hunter, at the rent of £16 per annunm Each House contains Parloar, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, three Hedccoms, and Closet over. Lots 6, 7, 8, and 9 are held for the residue of a term of 980 yescS, created in 1750 ...
... has now reached n-arly £5000, At a mceting of the Waterford Town Council, ye3ter- dity, it -avvs resolved to open a soup-kitchen for the poor. The Matchioiness of Waterford having obtainedl the co-operation of the neighbouring gentry, has arranged to ...
... deposed that lie wfas on furlough. He went out on Thursdaytand returned shortlyafter twelve oclocl at night. He went into the kitchen and was in the act of pulling oll his boots, when he heard his grandfather calling him. Witness, on going outside the room ...
... of tvo ba, 1bs)r parlonur, Jlhail lon e lD aid sitting ?? ollloni uding sea rostra, dlramwgmnltii, seesn bedreoois, good kitchen. ollloe, , large crilLitigo, ?? The ll'~iises are held on lesse (17 years of which are unexpireul) at it molderalte rental ...
... of Air. .Al, Roeyiulds, ait thle ~ ~ Uti OlJIllid-j ?? Wlnler, iq coaveniently I.f ii, rains -OlIiteiitnt, cllaris, two kitchens, o:t ilroill tiiirt'it1ieeiaI looking into a *i ,in11. Itaii. udrealifast roomns; oii First j r iotlif- itireij'hiesotlier ...
... Ft iends who have so kindly assisted the Poor of hlis ?? dluriS g the lhte epidemic, He now solicits help towards a SOUP KITCHEN to be Opened to relieve those in distress recovering from Illness, 14 D EBENTURE BONDS FIVE PER CENT. ni BRISTOL & WEST OF ...
... wasltstanil6 with marble tops, toilet write, ?? talbles, stwing glusses, comunrrirs, books, plated toticres, chims, glass, kitchen reqtiolt s, outiiloor shedls, ;'lsnls, Ac. 'lhe Stiiclrirr-Sasdc, Utcnsils, &c., consist of goldl ad cnrnsiel stoppings, sundry ...
... WTANTED, a GIRL, aboutIS ?? Sfrs. H. Bishop, Ev Xaotfielil Dairy, Westbury-on-Tryn. r 13 'XVA MTED, a SUPERINTENDENT for KITCHEN at I ilarlborough-horse. Some hinowledge of Launiry Work ?? irs. Caipper, 5, Ootbarir-roail. [12 OlrANTED, a good PLAIN COOK ...
... CALEBDER OF GARDEN WORK. (Fromi the Gmsltcfa ilNagesrixte.) KITCHEN GARDEN, YcECITABLoS IN SBASOo.-Asparagus, beet, Brussels sprouts, tops of cottagOrH antd Scotch kale, carrots, culeworts, celery, enidive, Jerusalem artichokes, loeks, lettuces, mushroorns ...