... commodious, and handsomely fitted up with mahogany counters, desk, &c. The house consists of diningroom, four bed-rooms, and kitchen, with a small Garden attached. Entry may be had immediately. Apply to Mr John Currie, Elie. Klie, Sept. 16, 1824. ROUP OF ...

... solutions of common salt, such as are daily made by adding a little salt to boiling vegetables and other eatables in our kitchens, act strongly upon copper, although strong ones do not affect it. Amongst all the inventions of human wit, there is none ...

... the house, which is very commodious, and remarkably well adapted for the residence of a genteel family, consisting of large kitchen and laundry, supplied with water, dining-room, drawing-room, library, five bed-rooms, and attic. There is stabling for five ...

... in the lighthouse during the late storm says:—“ The water came upon the house In an unbroken state, to the height of the kitchen windows, (64 feet above the rock)) and the green seat as high as the bed-room windows (76 feet). At times seas, for I cannot ...

... ANDREWS, presently possessed by the representatives of Mrs Brown, consisting of Dining-room, Drawing-room, six Bed-rooms, Kitchen, Cellars, and Officehouses, with large Garden immediately behind the same, well stocked with fruit trees. Offers may be lodged ...

... about 2 years of age, which had been left at home by its parents who had gone to the church, was amusing itself before the kitchen fire; when, tumbling over the cat, it fell upon a pot of boiling water, and was so dreadfully scorched that it died next day ...

... now ceased to make' an annual sewch; but at the expiration of seven years, a cat was seen to bring a bird into the farmer’s kitchen, and this also proved to be one of those mwked for the experiment.—Journal de Pharmacie. Anecdote of Napoleon. —An officer ...

... in the CROSSGATE STREET of CUPAR, possessed by Mr Givan, wri er, consisting of dining-room, parlour, three bed-rooms, and kitchen, —the half of the Attic Storey, and the Garden, Stable, and other conveniences attached. This property will be disposed at ...

... erected. The rest of the Ground laid out as a Garden. The House contains, on the ground floor, a parlour, two bed-rooms, kitchen, scullery, larder, two pantries, and coal cellar ; on the second storey, a large dining-room, drawing-room, and two bed-rooms ...

... in the CROSSGATE STREET of CUPAR, possessed by Mr Givan, writer, consisting of dining-room, parlour, three bed-rooms, and kitchen, —the half of the Attic Storey,—and the Garden, Stable, and other conveniences attached. This property will disposed of at ...

... actually found the identical pin in the heart of the egg he was eating to his breakfast! About a farm town the poultry are kitchen guests whether you will or no; but chuckey, though a burglar in the first instance, failed notto make restitution of the stolen ...

... the attempt—- the wall was perforated—the matrasses of the convicts* beds were cut and made into rojies—and the bars the kitchen grate, with which the turnkeys were to be destroyed, were he tied the end of those united ropes, and thrown over the wall—an ...