... brought to the hammer.” Curear “Frxines.”—An Iron Cottage, weighing 1500 Ibs., 16 by 18 feet in size, in two compartments, a kitchen and sitting room, and five plate glass windows, two beds, one table, one chest of drawers, two chairs, a fountain wash-stand ...

... o'Clock. Catalogues may be bad of the Auctioneer, Lutterworth. The HOUSE TO BE LET, containing a Good Parlour, Sitting Room, Kitchen, Four Bed Rooms, Servants’ Room, Cellar, Good Garden, Stable, Coach House, and other convenient Out Offices, all in good repair ...

... RUGBHBY. TOBE LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, Amoat Convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, containing Two Sitting Rooms, Good Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Brewhouse, Stable, Coach-House, and an excellent Garden, late in the occupation of Mr. Harvey. The above is most pleasantly ...

... then asked, whether the conduct of the prisoners bad at all been like that of murderers ? He then contended that when in the kitchen it was evident the girl was suffering under incipient disease. Beth the huspand apd wife had attended her with every care ...

... others. Comprising Entrance Hall, Dining and Drawing Rooms, Seven Bed Rooms, Servants’ Bed Room, Butler’s Pantry, Kitchen, Back Kitchen and Scullery, together with the Three-Stalled Stable and Carriage-Houses &c. attached. The above desirable Property ...

... gave the use of her back kitchen to her neighbours, and this plan went on for years, till it became constantly used by some eighty-five families. Some contributions were given to the poor woman towards keeping open her kitchen by a Ladies’ Visiting Association ...

... for admittance are subjected to a severe scrutiny. Other precautions are taken to insure the safety of his Holiness, the kitchen department forming an especial surveillance. A new cook has been promoted from the convent of St. Calixtus tothe palace, and ...

... RUGBY. N N TO BELET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, AMOST convenient DWELLING-HOUSE containing Two Sitting Rooms, Good Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Brew-house, Stable, Coach-house, and an excell:nt Garden, late in the occupation of Mr. Harvey. The above is most pleasantly ...

... house in Claremont-place, | Wandsworth-road, was found by that gentleman on his return from church lying dead in one of the kitchens, under circnmstances which have a tendency to involve the cause of death in mystery. Her head rested on some folds of carpeting ...

... N : N TOBELET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A—MOST convenient DWELLING-HOUSE containing Two Sitting Rooms, Good Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Brew-house, Stable, Coach-house, and an excellent Garden, late in the occupation of Mr. Harvey. The above is most pleasantly ...

... come in. Ie has ralied the fire out in the parlour, and so he is obliged to go down into the kitchen, where he sits, listening to the tick. tick-tick of the kitchen clock, and amusing himself now and then with a grand battue of black beetles, till past one ...

... and Mahogany Drawing and Dining Room Suits, Bed- Room Appendages, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Culinary Articles, Kitchen Requisites, and a General Assemblage of Household Effects, particulars of which will appear in Catalogues, and may be had ...