... contains Dining-room, I C Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, 4 Bed-rooms, Orders received at the Warehouses, Abergaand Dressing-room, Kitchens and underground fenny; at their stand, the Corn Exchange, eeller. The land is divided into convienent Hereford; and at the ...

... the Rose and Crown beerhouse, where he mained, in the cellar, till about ten minutes to eleven. he was milling through the kitchen, the landlord, Ro Stottle, said it was stop tap, and the company rose roraway. The deceased said he had asked the land ...

... Washstand with marble top, and *Vs er Washstands ; Toilet Glasses and other Chamber Appointments; China; Glass; Dinner Service ; Kitchen Utensils and requisites ; and a variety of other useful effects. AB ERGAVENNY FAIR, Sept 25th, 1872 NOTICE ! ! i r R. ALFRED ...

... table. 6 mahogany hair.seated chairs, fender and fire-irons, brass candlestick, carpet, hearth Rug, 3 CCOil mats. KITCHEN.—DeaI kitchen table with drawers, small table, 4 chairs, tender, tit. roaster and bottle jack, washing tin and bench, tripod, fireirons ...

... \ V. H. Lloyd defended.—Henry Morgan, surveor to the Beard , deposed that he had seen the defendant hail altered a back-kitchen and raised the roof of a room chive it, without furnishing plans.--Mr. W. H. Lloyd contended that this was not a building ...

... and North Western Railway. The House contains Dining-room, Drawing room. 4 large Bedroom; Dressing-room 4 small Bedrooms, 2 Kitchens, Pastry, Calls; and aB onveniant Offices. In the rear are Coach House, man's room, Stabling for 3 horses and Hay Loft. Archery ...

... bedroom on Wednesday last (the 9th inst.) She saw them safe there about half-past four on that day. The accused was in her kitchen about that time, The next time she saw the articles was at the police station.—Mary Ann Parry, servant to the prosecutor said ...

... frontage, with seven or eight rooms. In these cases nearly all the rooms were occupied as bed-rooms, with the exceptidn of the kitchen. There had been cases where a family lived in one room, but the Inspector was better acquainted with that subject. The rent ...

... at least, is safe. LEWKSTER•SNUAIti SOUP KITCHEN.—During the year ending :11st October 100,031 meals of good nourishing soup and bread wore given away to destitute persons at the Leicester-square Soup Kitchen and Refuge, Ham-yard, Great Windmill-street ...

... elope. He ageenher alone ven m to ous plisse of assuesseat. r ea Smith, be admitted, ought him slam with Mrs. Smith in the kitchen of the hotel. He was aught by Mr. Smith having watched by King mar a table, but he denied that upon tbat esniga be agreed ...

... afterwards, the prisoner was gone, and on the following morning she missed property valued at £2. All the things were safe in the kitchen on the afternoon that the prisoner was in the house before she fell asleep. She gave information of the robbery to the police ...

... rebellion has revived in groat force).—Mistress : I did not ring, Mary.— Mary : I know that, mum • but as I was moping in the kitchen, I thought I'd wane and sit a bit with you! _ TIII ART OF :Coxvszvertolt.—Big Mr. Hawkins (sententiously) : Do you know, Mr ...