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... irrigation is too tedious and costly Extensive operations, the liquid applica- is almost necessarily confined to the ''ter and kitchen garden. addition to a Model Farm, lately es- Klied upon the estate of the Earl of don, for the benefit of the tenantry, we ...
... Household Furniture, which is modern, and in the highest preservation, consisting Parlour, Drawing Room, Bedchamber, and Kitchen Furniture; also, a laige collection Cut Glass, China, &c,; with a beautiful Gig and Tax Car, built by Long, of Mary Street ...
... from .i-. f' _ ’mughtcr ; W. r*> >u the first w.Htling is given tin-crop, the treading - the xvH*d-1 little can done for thc kitchen garden beyond pr. paring have ln in Pnissia. extending over a spaco (HI niit.,l t.Ri ul »- d.-scriltod, 1 hax, 1.h1.l n adi« ...
... Bedsteails âHangingsâFeather Beds and BeddingâDressing TablesâDressing Glassesâa Wardrobe, and a variety of PressesâKitchen Furniture and Utensils. Also, a Jaunting CarâHorse âMilch Cowâ Farming Implements, including Cart, Harrows, and Harnessâa ...
... Window Blinds; Bedsteads: eat her Beds and Bedding; Dressing Tables; Dressing fifliissiw; ardrolx*, and a variety of Presses ; Kitchen Fiffniture and I’teusils. ALSO, a Jaunting-Car; Horst*; IMileh Cow ; Farming Implements, ineludiiig Cart, Harrows, and Harness ...
... intelligence— ln Kensington the speculations for the closing have been fully realised, for the railway has closed. A stoker ami kitchen-poker are thrown out of employ by this catastrophe. The place of money-taker having been always a sinecure, will, it is supposed ...
... luvink. KAfT fIMIE Dwelling-house is large and commodious,‘fiavlng Hall, j 1 large Parlour, Drawing-room. Cellar, Back Room, Kitchen, Safe, Laundry, and three Pantries, the ground | ; three large Bed-rooms, Loek-np-rtMim. and two Servants’ 1 Rooms, on the ...
... ruffians, who suoe-eeded carrying off a cow, the property of Hall, which for safety had been removed into a room off the kitchen, Mid besides carried off several articles of wearing apparel, he. The party, which e-onsisted of about twenty men, before ...
... ted *jr Ikvise, Eeq^ Til Enwelling-house i« large an«l commodioua, having aJTnll. large Parl.wr, Dntuing-mom. Wine Cellar, Kitchen, Safe, l.auralrj. and three Pantries, on ground fhior : thns* large Bed-rooms, L-room, and Servants' K.s.ms, on the ...
... attacked. Rodderv —On Thursday night last some persons entered the kitchen of Captain OvESt, Willotighby-place, Enniskillen, and took away several pieces of bacon, along with some kitchen utensils. A few nights previous there were several fowls stolen from ...
... fr..m view its mow-crowned peak amid the encircling clouds of persons still red arotmd the .scanty fire in the cheerless kitchen of the* inn, though it was midnight. Silence d fallen uj»..n them as they Rased the decaying embers, whiih now blared up, ...
... a-year, said add remarkable a degree of caution that for fear fire, will not allow even smoke to be seen issuing from his kitchen-chimney. He reproaches the Clown with deserving his fate by haring placed his on the wrong—to wit, the red-hot—end of the ...