... table, wringer, tables trestles, carpets, matting, rugs, beds and bedding, clocks, cruets, entbry. china, glass, dinner, kitchen and chamber ware ; safe (meat), ornaments, bee hives, curtains, pails, sieves, brooms, oil stoves, pots and pans, lamps, baths ...

... oc-eeioned through heeing t. lung the wet-r from outside the «, u . w.ter fl -wed into the cistern. boiler u.d not Used the kitchen fire. thi- u..t bee» disc, yered eerly,the conseiiuenoee might bev. serious. The water - men out the wey Ssturd.y momuig ...

... First Round. Mr W Kitchen’s d Border Minstrel II beat Mr J Kitson's bk b >tie. T Steel's bd d Rhizophora beat W Charlton's r f «l Spanish Mystery. Messrs and Morgan's r d British Flag beat Messrs Hedley and Dinsdale's r f d Morpeth Drift. Mr W Orieve's ...

... Accno.v, surplus FURNITURE, Etc., c, mprieir.u -Kitchen t»Vle *ith leave., two che-t oi draw re. clit.l «i tray ul top, two kitchen tables, bedro* m ebairs, aitcben Cuair, painted w,i-h.tHud, and iron-, kitchen feeder and m.n*, braae rail huoks, corn c*s ...

... spring fleck mattresses, chamber ware, linen basket. 3 leaf stair carpet, rods, bedroom chairs, fci and cube in case, kitchen press. 2 kitchen Üb’es, 100 power lamp, dresser and cupboard. chairs, arm chair, long settle, round tables, stools, child’s chair ...

... Dwelling II u«e. eituate end being •' fe,” No. 2. T. rrace, Alnwick, coutaimng titling room. ler«e l.edr. ome, light cloeet. kitchen, pantry, and large wath-houae also the usual oot*hous«s. The u-o ie fitted up with (.*• and Electric light, and let at th ...

... Latest Designs Free on receipt of Post Card. VATHER l r£B. BEDROOM BVITES. DRAWING ROOM SCITBS Tnpctry, PATENT BIDKB BEDS, KITCHEN PRESSES Spet-inlity. BRASS RODS, mud SUFPOHTcI; STEEL BENDERS and FIRE* IRONS to BEDSTEADS nod BEODINO, M kind.: SPRING, WOOL ...

... heir, and wool mattreraee, ootled linen baebet, chnmbrr ware, an entente, kitchen praan, oommoda chair, ada, kitchen leaden tod iron*, •locllaot gna oookar. quantity book*, kitchen chain, feather beda, magic lantern and elide*, at*., ate. Ctols. OLD OHIKA ...

... his father. After he fell, took hold of him to tare him I* to the house a* quietly possible, and laid him ou the mat in the kitchen. Miss came down stairs and be then left. Hia wife was never outside that night, being ill in bed. Neither Hiohariaon nor wife ...

... should be provided all new prop* whersver possible Fl’.es in Ihouscndi •pen.’. in th privy-middens and their iu the warm kitchen, pantry, or bh*« t, fouling the milk aud food with particles of half-decayed buuan excreta. This b» cmied out by the Cjunril’s ...

... preferred; local man if noaaibU.—Apply, Kuo* Haggle, Bor afoot, Rolh- nr ANTED, for May term, for Bom. Bellord, HOUSEMAID and KITCHEN GIRL,no milking.—Apply, B'eakinaop, Bast FoorMtoam* on-Tyne. FARM SERVANT meka Mtoatka aa general hand, aocnatomed to stock ...

... occupied Mr Brewii*, tailor. App’y Smart, *wors, Alnwick. LET, M»y t rm, DWELLING-HOUSE Armstrong Plat sutirg-rocm, two bsdrooms’kitchen and cui-bonsea; rent £l4.—Apply, Cha?. Percy and Sun, >.ieit« r»*. Aluwick. X’O LET. r Street, entiy M«y.—Apply, M s Hunter ...