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... the yearly rent of £12. They are situate opposite the new Alexandra Park. and have each a sittring-roorn, four bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, with bath, hot and cold water. Mr. Reilly was declared the purchaser at £205. Lot 4-Those eight houses and premises ...
... received thirty polilus frioir lbrahimn Pailia, for the po(or of Ileihist., lias I isposed of it as follows, viz., Soutp Kitchen. XO1; Dleot itute Silk Society, £X ClotIiitg Societyv £5; Night Asylum, .5; E. I. Clarke snd Win. Coatcr., Esirs; for ?? to ...
... attending Divine service in the Presbyterian a es Meeting house of Dallyleunon, a man entered his ad dwelling, sat down in the kitchen, and began to I n smoke. his pips. Mrs. Jane Gilfillan, her nephewv f ts (MatthewGil illan), and Margery Ferry, the servant ...
... reported that the storm and wvind of the previous neight ?? done rnchr demage to the house, especi- ally to the roofs of the kitchen and l undry. The roefs hid been peettahly carried :6way. It vas conu- sidaredl that this contractor wasd resqonsible, auad ...
... draw- ing-room,; 18ft. Bin. a 14ft.; dining-room, 21ft. x 1 6ft.; breakfast-room, l 5ft. x 12ft.; and eight large bedrooms; kitchen. 13lft. a 1 4ft. ; large .enclosed5. yard, sculleryand two.pantries, washhouse, and small garden in the rere, as also a garden ...
... the ship Star of Denmark, of Belfast, Willis, for Calcutta. CASUALTY. NeW Yomr, IrEmcu 16.-The barque Countess of Dufferin, Kitchen, from Baltimore, for London. derry, put into New York in distress, with cargo shifted and purnps choked. RAILWAY RETURNS. ...
... parffin oil can (produced) there. There were two - bottles of paraffin oil in the kitchen, and a barrel d s which had contained paraffin oil in a room off the o ;kitchen. On the left hand side of the shop as I a! s entered I found a parcel of matches on ...
... mealsi, two well-ventilated and ex- tensive school-rooms, dormitories, teachers' parlors aud bed-rooms, school infirmary, kitchen (where steam is used in cooking), bath-house and lavatory (with constant supply of hot and cold water), also tailoring and ...
... GROAT.-'Tis not an expense to buy Sapolio and save the damago by dirt. Cleans Paint, Marble. Oilcloths, Metals, Bath-tubs, Kitchen Utensils, Lavatories. Useful all over the house for all cleaning except laundry. A single trial costs little, and will sare ...
... - penny FENCte KInD GLOVES daily increasiang in de- mand. 37, Castle Place, Belfast. THE BUTaHERS' AND SUBSCeEaiRS' SOUP-KiTCHEN, 72, HEnCULE1s STnitrE.-There were 950 poor per- sons .isupplied. with beef, bread, and. broth at this establishment on Thursday ...
... uanure ,mtin' a few feet of the kitchen diior. At rhe honse ofI JosePh heart. in the sene i towuland. he foeal a large heap of filthy manure and blood band decon- posinz animal matter in close prorimnity to the kitchen door. The usual order to abate were ...
... valuation of the premises is £50 Ss. There is a suitable dwelling- house on the farm, containing four apartments, besides kitchen, soullery, and pantry; also, good substantil. office - houses, comprisiug stabling for three horess, byre for twelve cows ...