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... Wheat into. e 'the difterent pors ,of Ithe kingdom. , is The means 'adopted in England and Scotland it to efablifl Public Kitchens £,r accommodating I the poor with foup' at a low price, is the -noft likely, not only to relieve their prefent dif.' e treffes ...
... brewhoufe and kitchen of Mr. Harris, Organift, of Lady Wood Lane, near Birminglham, and hole the copper from the-furnace and other culinary articles. The fellows hlad the impudence to broil fosne mutton, and regale themfelver. at the kitchen fire. In the ...
... IMlfarriedl Yedlerdgy, Mr. Hahakkul Rbbin(of, tan- ner of Bgffhot, in Sur y,to ,4ifs Kitchefer. onlydauilsttr of Mr. Thomas Kitchener, tea dealer, Bury. - Sanday, MAr Rithard. Jamnel; rnerchlint of 1Loloi, to Mill Arm 7 Well thirddau6ltes U Mr Stephen We ...
... amounts- to upwards of 4501.. and there is very little doubt of its beinlg p5o0l. The neceifary arrangements of a Public 'an Kitchen, for -the fupply of- foupi having taken .dc more. timni than was- imagined, the *Comn- Tl mittee to whom tfe arrangement of ...
... flout.nmade, and of a Middle Ilature, having their facet .blackened, entered by a tback- dont of Lieot. Col. Cqlqdhounins kitchen, and tE C ~iro' they made, &inienavouriqgto conceal them- f~lves in a (mall pantry, iaving been heard by the female fer~amcrs ...
... from Li~verpool;j Ann and Sufannah,.! zDrumn, from Falmouth; Eliiabeth, Evans, from Car- 7a marthlen; John and Elizabeth, Kitchen, fromn Soulth- 'Ags ampton;. Owner's Goodwill, Dawkins. from Ly'm. Cis I ingtohs; Neptune, Beale, from Menth; and La June ...
... per-Plates, difplaying the beft manner of decorating a Table. Together with Directions for Marketing ; and the manage me at ofthe Kitchen and Fiuit Gvrden. Tbe Whole formed am mm entire new Plan. By WILLIAM AUGUSTUS HENDERSON, Who has beea ia the moft extenfhe ...
... being allowed a cornpetentadvifer, from his long and extenfive experience upon the fubjedl, wilo fdrongly recommended public kitchens, and fchools of indefltyb with rewards for proper conduci, whici phan washighl approved of; ai Or. were gw'ss for the immediate ...
... and all Kinds of Government.Se- curities, bought and fold fc>; Coanßii&on. I WANTED, lln a Ceni!err.a-i , s Fo.ii), where a kitchen Maid IS ke; t i \ WOMAN S'RVANT. who throu»t.ly under. lands Cuokir.g, Pickling, ar.d r\c- f.rv :ri{. Alf,, a ft;adv mi : ...
... to RTJIERT : • ( TO l;S 1.1.T, j Ant. eo'eje.' v :«n ..t Luly.d.vy net' ; A Good HObu, ?? X .i'lrn 11 I'ao l- , an Out-kitchen and Coun.i ?? ?? I'ha n. be sover 'iiem ; a larye good C ?? ?? .1 Punip i.. ...
... vendert of this paper ?? theccttntry . TO BE LET, And entered upon at L.dv.. jy nut- ACood HOL'.E three R.om. en a „oor, „ Out kitchen and Count.rg. Houfe, _,|h 1 hl „ j ter, over them ; , large good Ca.*rn, a Pun.n ,„ ,^I ;yaid, with Barn, Stao'e, and Cerw ...
... M3hoi;inyCa.dar.dPemb-o!ceTabe. ?? (tiny Chairs, Cherts 0 f Drawers. Defic. », . ?? -caf;s and other Parlour, CUamher, an. Kitchen Re- quir.'es. C ?? m^y be had ?? days precfd na; thr f»J- at the principil Inns, and at the Anflioneer'., ii. Kir.g-ilreet ...