... Railway Vans. Estimates fr(«. Advances made if required.—Address Manager, 194, Tottenham-court-road, W.C. Brown and green's kitchen ranges. These celebrated MEDAL continue preeminent for saving fuel, genera.) convenience, and beating batlw. f>ROWN and GREEN'S ...

... No, sir,” was th oe PS Was & POMC AW Military Preparation.—His grace of Richmon asked why he ordered a captain’s to mou F kitchen,repiied that he wis! ums ome, If to ‘the nees. says stand ore, An impertinent editor in Alabama, says a pape to know when ...

... _ Delivered. PARKFIELD and t>ttrtit . SOMERSET f UBBLY °i P«r Ton. SECONDS Od. „ BEST COAL -s. Od. „ KINGSWOOD, for Kitchens —s. Od,, —a Od., —s. Od. Grassmoor. Silkstoke, Derbt, and other Coal. la extra charged for delivery to the hilly and distant ...

... richness of the soil wi 1 be brought into service which otherwise would lie dormant below the reach of the roots of most of our kitchen garden crops : for we it will be patent to anyone who will give the subject due consideration land that has been merely surface ...

... which Is in hrst-olass condition, the drawing-room having been recently decorated In a beautiful manner, consists of two kitchens and cellarage, dining-room, ' drawing-room, breakfast-room, entrance hall, and six bedrooms; stabling and coach-house.—Par ...

... Tankerville, and Van J per shire. Th-3 following were the Litest quotations in British mines ; — Cam Urea, .»7-\ 72^; Cooks Kitchen, .! ; Dero.t Great Consols, o.] ?? ; Dolcoath, 32/. 7\; East Cara. don, 2^ 3; East Lovell, lj 2 ; Eist I'ool, 20 2!. ; East ...

... with names and traditions. There is El Tell, which Wilson thinks is Ai; Hayyan, which is Conder’s Ai; and Haiy, which is Kitchener’s. In the books contained in this volume—viz., Joshua, Judges, Ruth, Samuel, Kings, Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther—the ...

... TERRACE, Fairfield Road, i: u:ii eonlainiug Dining. Drawing and six Bcdriairos, on Ground Floor, I other convenieftr.es. Largo Kitchen Garden. For particulars apply to Siius Bennett, 4, Brighton Terrace. LKT. with I mined into PocßC*sion, —No. 1, AVKNUK TKKRACK ...

... and Mrs. Ridley was open, and Mrs. Parfitt, &. The fir ors, but they were fastened. Christmas carols, ook the kitchen door was the kitchen to the y afow voices. Esp door but could not get of secular com “Bleep, Holy Babe.’ “ The »bottom. He called out ...

... Bidetord WANTED GENERAL SERVANT (for Exeter) able to cook Another kept Apply 10 Post Office Exeter Xlt7 ANTED ACTIVE GIRL kitchen maid f Age about 20 state age wage9 etc Care of Miss Honiton E-eter PLAIN COOK baking bnttermaking to in ironing Good wages ...

... AUCTION, Premises of Street, on FRIDAY, January 2nd, the HOUSE ‘vis. 4 feathe ocommude, bla vir frome, carpets, chest, 6 kitchen ¢ and reck, tee tables, &o.,&e. Four couplect Pow! ‘at One o'clock. Bo. ALMA TERRACE. Gale of excellent it new, being the ...

... commotion in No. 1 Court, Bank-street. One of the cottagers named Stabb overturned an oil can; and the contents running over the kitchen became ignited, and threatened destruction to all the surroundings. Water was thrown on it, but instead of extinguishing the ...