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... MAKERS OF BOILERS, PIPES, and FITTINGS FOR VINERIES, CONSERVATORIES, &c MANUFACTURERS OF PRIZE MEDAL COOKIJSG STOVES AND KITCHEN RANGES ' MAKERS OF STABLE AND HARNESS ROOM FITTINGS. ARTON AND KING'S Open-fire Warm Air Grates distribute warmth in ordinary ...
... bazaar, and the results were altogether Of a satisfactory character. After the Christmas tree had been opened by Mr. J. Kitchen, the sale proceeded. The ladies having charge of the stalls &c., were Mrs. Sherburn, Mra Holmes, Mrs. ?? Bherburn, Mrs. Hudson ...
... war Crowborough, Ea heifield, owe mee the Kotherfield tou, on the and Tuntori is Wells en i.i oing pubs,, sitting room, kitchen, the. bedrains, and two Limos , with small stable mid workhouse and gard-us, containini in lb* whole about a quarter of an ...
... mistress's house before leaving. She saw both prisoners iv the evening at Lady Rae's, Kellow saying the other got in the kitchen window and took two sticks. She was talking to Taylor for quarter-of-an-hour, and returned to Mrs. Addis's about a quarter ...
... and several of his ribs, since which time he has been inmate of the Chelsea Infirmary. The deceased had occupied the back kitchen 21. Ilntland-btreet, for the past IX months, and, according to the evidence Mrs. Sutton, the landlady, was habitual drunkard ...
... tenderer feelings, and are more to be trusted than such as a stalwart policeman or showy soldier are to the eatables in a cook's kitchen. BIRTHDAY or MR. EDNXT.-01:1 Saturday, thirty of the oldest inhabitant. were invited as usual to dine with Mr. Edney. Dinner ...
... pastorate of the church at Barnstaple, lute Leen pre. *elated with a purse containing £44. and a tea and coffee service. — A soap kitchen has been opened in connection with the chapel at Morley, Surrey. On Christmas-eve 200Ibs. of prune beef, bread, &c., wore ...
... o: fe 1 by the decorations and of the On the ely by the children. The white letters on a scarlet n, the rest of it was no kitchen, for the ‘ evergreens, the follo “ the had been so boun The King of ufter, The dinner, whic Christ,” ‘* Kone ot Kings gallery ...
... Penzance, —two bedrooms and two sitting-rooms. Terms moderate. \ HOUSE ANT) SHOP, in fuckingmill, with 5 bedrooms, parlour, kitchen and back do.— Apply to Mr. John Temby, Basset-road, CamWirne. and LOFT. street, immediate posfesskfti.—ApplJ to Peter Roberts ...
... carefully considered; and if a permanent , kitchen were established in each town under a com• patent instructor in cookery, and each girl P ttenaing school were to go through a course of practical training in the kitchen, Mr Browning's idea of pot' tine good ...
... this fund bes in these columos ate We B. Jol bart. MLP., £10; Mr. Couneiile or Bon, Mr. Secretaries of the Central and Goup Kitchens have been ted at the ve response to their ‘end they | that farther net bn come ia, the | attention of the public to this ...
... witness leaving the bouse she filled three spirit tamps (produced) and placed them, together with a box cf matches, upon the kitchen table, were all trimmed and ready for lighting. Witness and the oth rs returned from the circus at about half-past ten o'clock ...