... D^fr.idanl—L« ventf, moiuwui, kirn liVr it l>m p«y n-.e more monuM. I“> jJ 0 - laugh, male mine face ; dance a in mine kitchen; male a de conk to de bell, jmd .Je %>. ate.l pan from the fa. go house, calf himself grande monsieur, some near mViliMe* ...

... One of the servant girls seeing wood pigeon on tbe kitchen window, begged her young master to shoot it, who loaded his gun foe the purpose, but the bird was gone. then placed the gun in the kitchen, and soon after the girl took and pointed it sitter ...

... Front and Snali Window*, Tory plmuaßtiystliMted in Conduit* . street, Medford, largo Drawing Boom ; Back 'Parlour; excellent Kitchen Mack ditto; Pan tries; Kc. flee., front Sleeping Room; Pamaing ditto back Sleeping ditto; Servant** Rooms Laundry; Pump of ...

... Respectfully 'Ui koMU to ooWt to PaUtt for onrf^rred ilij i_ut— af mxl ■wrtt. aßixcaDcat aMortmeat of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, Stc. wkick will ba favad wartky gaaaral attettlioa. WOBVRN, BEDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (Um*r Ami/amml farhaft ...

... adjoining Mr. Hog* s£Sbrd Friday. 9,1837, at Eleeen elork. Rom- CeefulAaeortinent of ParlourFur- Chamber and Table Linen. Kitchen end Dorequiutea and EffecU, tha property of Mr. W. tvo. of the Eetate end Catalogue, of the Furnilare nay had at the principal ...

... most raspac- Wb!s, and extensive concern has been condacted for T«ar*. comprising an excellent roomy family bcote, lofty kitchen, parlour*, and numeroas wall ariaagad Wd rooms. &c.. Otc., a* now occupied Mr. Swann, adjoining which the left band of the ...

... darted drriainf table*; waah-haad mahoganT oak table*; bedaide carpeting; capital tin meat Kreea. with vertical jack complete, Kitchen Requisite*; carpenter** box and drawers, with tool*; fee. which will sold small lota. Hm Sale commence iTbn.*—Auction Doty ...

... japanned Wardrobes, chests Drswen, pier, dressing end swing Glasses; mahogany and japanned dressing and washing Tables. The Kitchen roqniiitee copper, boiler, pens, Ac. ere nearly eanel to new. Mey bo viewed Monday Jane IBlb, end Mornings of Sole till Tea ...

... truly swtnl, nod section naturally from such scene, may mors easily conceited thaa deerribed. The enrvWiag ckildrcn were kitchen, end place, whole, presented meet melancholy appear ante. the return of tbe Jury the examination was commenced. ' „ The first ...

... 060, being increase of nearly during the week, with those dependent on them, making total of 7,993. The applicants the soap kitchen still amont to nearly 3,000. Remfrtwthire Reformer. Cot rt Chancery.— lt was rumoured that in -cc-nsequence the elections ...

... lordships heaWl. we are ~.«h betsreep £*) and TUO.th-y quietly c , tov . :c-Te li -l.r, u.d e-. frran bis rerel.e. in th. kitchen. and left the remaia. pie ,h ,at fe i.h;. wh. I .-r, .-.-e his frien other eatables, which tber found the lacdcr. and ol to ...

... result. Mias Donkin, the niece of Mr. Carnaby, had been dressing, and her maid not answering her bell, she went into the kitchen, when seeing a very vivid flash of lightning, the young lady seated herself immeJia'ely under the hells, which were ruck by ...