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... Smith, Eaq., H. Stobart, Esq., J. Pease, Esq., H. Pease, EM., F. Mewhorn, Esq., 11. Hotchitt.ea, Esq., Jolla Pease. EN., A. Kitchen, Esq., F. Esq., John Potibin. Esq., and Dinars. W. and R. Thompson. Mr. Mammy read the &Rotting report of the directors:— ...
... err. vents, who had lived many years together with an old gentleman in Northamptonshire, were one evening sitting by the kitchen fire, when the nude said to the le. male, Hannah, you and I have lived niaey years together, and been very comfortable; ...
... Polished Mahogany FRERCH CANOPIED BEDSTEAD, With Figured Drab Silk Damask Ilanging9o An extensive array of oth_r Furniture and Kitchen and Culinary utensils and apparatus. THREE EXQUISITE OIL PAINTINGS BY THE OLD MASTERS. BOOACHAZILT, Old, AND Hoi.IEIN.— A ...
... SEOGEFIF.LD.—NOVEL PRODUCE.—Those who fancy the sight of rare cu:iosities. may have their th,ire gratified on visiting the kitchen garden of Mr Matthew Spark, in this town, where there it at present growing four rows of green peas in fill leaf and full ...
... including three striped shirts, belonging to Mr. Promia,L 1 Ios. ltd.; Drumm'', 16s. 2d. Moody's son. The shirts were hung in the kitchen to dry. At a late toceting of the Cleveland Agricultural The prisoner was then present. I went to milk the cow, Society, at ...
... for ninny years. _ lie safety in getting it railed round, or otherwise pro- • Lindrick, Rieon. • There may be seen in the kitchen garden of tested. I At the Register Office, Bishop Arwkland. mathe 2dr. Mr. Thomas Stones to Miss Mary Ann Marrigoll SOUTH ...
... the altar, and listrued to the exhortations of the chaplain with great apparent reifiguation. They were then taken to the kitchen, where cups of warm wine were given to them, which they drank with great pleasure. Carre then said with a laugh bi Baguets ...
... the ground Flour, and a Drawing Room above, 4 good Bedroom.; and Servants' Bedromi, Watercloset on the first Floor, large Kitchen, and 3 Cellers underneath. now occupied by Mrs. Harker. This Lot has been recently thoroughly repaired, papered mei p tinted ...
... day, she quired of Mr. e. for the will be attended to, and thejworking of Sir Rohn watch which was t;nall h ung over the kitchen fire Peel's currency hill thotou,ghly tuvestorated ito,4 place, hi. however w e ns 7 nt of its removal as herav'erted. self ...
... drinking to excess, and when in a state of drunkenness he would not go to bed, but sat and slept in his arm chair in the kitchen. On Saturday night last he was in ais ustel state of inebriation, and at a late hour his wife left him in his chair, haring ...
... Park (IL R. 11. Prince Albert) 5001; Allowances in lieu of table money, 1,6761; \Vine and Beer CAlars, Clerk of the Kitchen's Office, Kitchen's Confectionery, P.tstrey, Table Deckers, &c'., 9,9381; Knights, Marshals, Marshalmen, &c., 1,9241; Chaplains, 3 ...
... ha.- THE IRON TRADE.-1111011N611AM, Friday,— of the United Kingdom (open for traffic.) on the Ist of I woman Imust on the kitchen floor steeped in her own biota.. able spectacle presented to her eyes ir.ll the wneched man things, the tail labanrs to sting ...