... Michaelmas next, •KTHITBURN HOUSE, situate j* Whitburn-street, Bridg- V north ; comprising smaiUnfrance ball, two parlours, kitchen, brewbooae, cellar, drawingroom and bed chambers, together with yard, stable, two gardens, well planted with shrubs and fruit ...

... the following lota, and subject to such conditions as will be then produced; A Brick and Tile DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting kitchen and parlour, brewbouse, pantry and cellar, two bed chambers on the first floor, and two attics, together with the garden, ...

... ale, wine, and other glasaes; brass, tin, iron candlesticks; pots, kettles, and saucepans, with thsinprous assortment of kitchen and culinary articles; particumrs of which will be expresaed in catalogues, to be had a week previous to the tale at the principal ...

... it increases annually from two to three feet. It is an enormous bearer, and an excellent fruit, but more adapted for the kitchen than for eating, as it grows to a large size. Another very remarkable feature is, that on one side of the tree, three branches ...

... Crease tailing and oak ataio, bepitiful oak flooring boards and joists, a large quantity (fcjnfly finished skirting boards, kitchen fixtures, Ac.; bricks and tiles, in lots; lead spouts, lead gutters, with numerous other articles. Persona buildmg in the ...

... upon at Michaelmas next, WHITBURN HOUSE, situa£h Wbitbura-street, Bridgnorth ; comprising smanfenUlnce ball, two parlours, kitchen, brewhouse, cellar, drauffnaOToom and bed chambers, together wi!h yard, stable, well planted with shrubs and fruit trees, ...

... ■taircase railing and oak stairs, beautiful oak flooring boards and joists, large quantity of finely finished skirting boards, kitchen fixtures, Ac.; bricks andtiles, in lots; lead spouts, lead gutters, with numerous other amcles. Persons building in the n ...

... in the respective MonpatSns of George Taylor and William Oakley. The Public-House consists of parlour, tap room, bar, and kitchen, large club room, twobdd rooms, and five attics; has excellent cellaring, and is amply supplied with water. The Buildings ...

... the respective oaftipatioos of George Taylor and William Oakley. F The Public-House consists of parlour, tap room, bar, and kitchen, large club room, two bed rooms, and five attics; hsa excellent cellaring, and is amply supplied with water. The Buildings ...

... TO LET, A HOUSE in Horsley Fields, late in the occupation of Thomas Hill, Ironfounder, aAisuting of entrance, parlour, kitchen, brewhouse, good cellar, rooms, an entire yard, cistern of soft water, suitable for a Brass or Ironfounder, or well adapted ...

... Oxford; Watkin Evans, Examined Student, St. David’s College, Lampeter ; John Finley, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge; Francis Kitchen, Examined Student, Trinity College, Dublin; John Metcalf, B.A. Brazen-nose College, Oxford; John George Pickwood, B.A. St ...

... A\ ERY GENTEEL HOUSE, suitable for small family delightfully situated within five minutes’ walk of the town, with a good kitchen garden, a smfill flower garden, large grass plat, and every other necessary cdtj^itßfnce; also, a stable, cowhouse, and about ...