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... there will be a bar extending the length of the room. There is a serving room adjacent, with lifts communicating with the kitchens. There are two entrances in the Jamaica Row front, com- municating respectively with the dining rooms and bar. In the -centre ...
... subsequeatlv sold for upwards of :£800 Hu had thus about £S,000. when he came to Weorcester. In 1875 lio agreed to take over the kitchen- range businebs of Mlessrs. Badger, and lie bought it for £2,200. That amount was paid by advances from the bank. Before taking ...
... John E. Elzood, Richard B. Elgood, and Thomas S. Elgood, Leicester-! locks; November 29, 1887. Thomas Rogers, Bourne- mouth-kitchen or cooking ranges; November 29, 1887. Frederick aL Collins, Birmioneham-indicator for door- fastenings; December 1, 1887. ...
... firearms, and looking round eaw her husband standing- on the landing -ita a re-o'ver in his hand. She immediately ran into the kitchen and shut tha door, but her husband pursued her and fired again, the bullet passing through the panelling of the door. He then ...
... Lake- inproved wood-screw; January 19, 1883. Henry J. T. Piercy-bascules or see-saws; January 22, 188o. William Russell-kitchen or cooking ranges and stoves; Fe'bruary 9, 1883. William C. Jones-locks and bolts; January 7, 1884. John Carter-revolvers ...
... UNEMPLOYE.-Afourth distributioin of bread and soup, to the heads of about 200 poor families, was made at the Local Board soup kitchen, Brewery Yard, on Saturday, by the committee of the Board appointed for the purpose; and to-day another distribution of this ...
... by the aid of a neighbour's key. Noticiig his wife's shoes in the kitchen, he searched, and found that she had cominittel suicide. It appeared that, after straightening up the kitchen and putting the kettle on the fire, the deceased must have locked the ...
... or an average of 44B. Produce 63% ; standard, ;£77. S6,, declined Ss. BIellatesar egold 418 tons, amount £846.; New Cooks' Kitchen, 125, £318.; Tinoroft, 69, £150.; West Whenl Seton, 49, M144.; Ctevn Bren, 30, £61.; N'ortlv Whereal B3ry, 7, £LB. , BANICuIrIrTcY ...
... Street, and Upper Dean Street, and ?? Row, Smithfield, all In Birmingham, wholesale and retail tronmongers, stove, grate, and kitchen ratnge makers, and agricultural implement mekers and dealers; W. B, Mapplebeck ?? McKenzie and William,4Thomas Sraith, 30 ...
... step-ladders converiible into long ladders; March 30, 1837. John Thompson, Kendal, West- rmoreland-combined open fireplace and kitchen-range- April 4, 1887. Henry 5. Davis and Henry C. Turner Lound bu-gasnrners for heating and cooking; December4 17,187 PROLONGED ...
... Cockburn-coolring-ranges; January 26, 1888. Alfred 1H. Woudward-reserve pencil-cases or holders; February 13, 1888. Joseph Hall-kitchen- grates; February 14, 18B8. HenryS. \hitehouse (JohI Whitehouse and Sons) and Ji ford-sash- fasteners; March 2, 1888. James ...
... Stevenson, Macccester-mnnufacturc of boxes; January 21, 1882. H. lit. Ashley, Knottingley, York. shirc-'bonstruction of kitchen rsnges and other cooking and heating apparatus; January 23, 1882. Henry P. Holt, Leeds, and Francis W. Crossley, Mesehest ...