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... Dwellisc; MovsEf fituate ami l)cii»j; C iftle-ftreet, Sheffield, confirting (>f commodious Sh >p in tlie Front, String Room, Kitchen, Dining Room, three Chambers, four Oarrets, and {wo Cellars, with entire V: rd thereto belonging, formerly in the Occupation ...
... Elrow Chairs, and others • two eight day Clocks, Fiocir and Car:pets ,Pier and other Looking.iFt'affes ; with a variety of Kitchen Furniture, Ctippers, and Brewing U,tenti.s. qs Tile Sale to begin o'clock. 'To be fold by Aujlion, By J. At bis Houle in the ...
... Drolbag (it good Sc rub Carpet; Mahogany Wrung I) at: Drawers; aCloilt; Mahogany tea frays and few neat pictures; Alfortment Kitchen huiii which is included a Lead Ciftenl. the Brew.-s are contained about Store of convcnicut-fizeo n-iri fmail Families. I ...
... told her, that if on her return The did not find her in the kitchen, the would find her in her bed chamber. The girl accordingly went on the errand, and not finding any one in the kitchen on her return , went up (lairs, and there found her mother hanging ...
... Marat a 2, a 3, 3a, at the White Hart in Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Wortharn, in Cattle-flit:et, Holbcrit, London, and Mr. Kitchen, Birmingham. Biward Wright, of Wanchellir, lI mercer; to reider March 8,9, 30, at the Bull's Head, Manchetter. Attorney, Mr ...
... Lr. ° ff; ut not f'tooeeding in this, the K Wa - r ? broke gh kitchen window. Itni'. ! * lear,n noife of the boring, ‘bat was the matter, and going down m; ! n ,l 'd woman in the kitchen ; tldpri!-^J* a *r back, and crept under the bed af gentleman, ...
... LET, ADwelt.tvo-Hovse, fifuate in SlKTllictd ; confining ofCellar, two low Rooms, two Clumber?, and two Garrets, with hack Kitchen, and other Conveniences* Enquire of John* Winter, Old Church-yard. JOHN HAWKSWORTH, At the Old Brewery, C.:mf>o~lanc, Sheffield ...
... , fituate in Church-lane, Sheffield ; corffitiing of a Celllr, two low Rooms, two Chambers, and two Garrets; with a Back Kitchen, and other co nveniences.--Enquire of Mr. J. WINTER, Old Church yard. March 4th, 1790. Mr. CAMPBELL OST refpe&fully acquaints ...
... e, fituate in Church-lane, Sheffield ; confiding of a Cellar, two low Rooms, two Chambers, and two Garrets ; with a Back Kitchen, and other conveniences.—Knnuire of Mr. J. WINTER, Old Church yard. ...
... cups, table fpoons, &c. with fome table cloths and; other linen, which they found in the drawers. They; had alfo vilited the kitchen, where they fecured a I large quantity of linen, two great coats, Itveral articles of wearing apparel, hams, butter, &c. But ...
... NumberofS^lve r , three Beds, th HotifeholJ F m (>f L j „, China ami ; .l Me.. parlour and Kitchen Chair,; ii;f Comer Cuphn.ird.afn.all Affortn.ent of Kitchen Kid ready fur Delivery Jt Gaits s ■ „ 1,0 ft.nul to the Aflignees of the arc requeftei! tn their ...
... produced. that Meffuage, Tenement, or Dwelling Houle, lituate in Srni•htield (tree, in Shef'field cmfilting of chive and a Slap Kitchen on the Ground Fluor, a Cellar, two Chambers, and two Garrets, together with three Smithies in the Yard adjoining, latcly occupied ...