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... --In a viinilow in White Woe' yin!, Drury Loudon. li.seen a bill that harliets is I.vet and tenor(' to by de son in the kitchen • in Duke mreet, Westminster, as fur sallydcs is mild.' The Captain of a privateer writing ln his es au ennui nt au thew ...
... Wildman Streets, with four Bed Rooms, two Halls, two Front Piazzas, back places to breakfast in, with three Negro Rooms, Kitchen, a large Store Room, Pantry, with Chaise House and Stabling. For particulars, apply to the Editor of this paper. ...
... wawa. HOUSE situated the corner of Cotton Wildman Streets, with fonr Bed Front Piazzas, back to breakthroe Negro Rooms. Kitchen. large , Pantry, &c. with Chaise House and Fat particulars, apply to the Editor of . April ta.sw 3 Spanish Town, April 30 ...
... corner of ohm and Wildman Fitrerise four ilootos. twn II:1114, two Front Piazza, haek to breakrnst in. three Negro Rooms, Kitchen, n largi .Itore Room. P, V. 111 it Ii Chaise House For pticubtrs, apply to the Editor of King*to• , A pril29, 183 t). 14 ...
... H INN EY, &CO: • 3. .Vllslll 1,4 a ii;1431) — . rrH -SUBSCRIBERS have Received, ex La; I. wick, from New-York, fresh of Kitchen, Garden, and Flower Seeds, Consisting of• htarrowfitt, Early Charlton, and Blue Prussian Peas White Lima and French Beans ...
... ty-Tree, at 10 o'clook, ; . 'hot. for the phrt ' 1 hisl Taes, I' stvet:.l roads, I . 4 4 C.V. i SPBSCRIBE 1. WICK, from - Kitchen, CT Con.isting of, MArrou fao, Early Whi!e Lima and ...
... Provost. Marshal -General, acknowledging the receipt ot his letter, stating that the Board could not under. take to build kitchens, and furnish the reqoisites necessary for, supplying the prisoners in the re. ,spective gaols with food, in preference to ...
... cheeked it) phi, disguised iii hook-mitsliu rasa and wreaths of yellow roses, thinking that formerly be hail the honour of a kitchen itegraintence with the datsse!s. indignant broom wiehiers resented this pmeeeding by sere' ral audible whispers of hiuipereut ...
... Ituyal *eel, at one o'cleck yesterday morn- thus left the Executive at liberty to grietry Mr. ing. The fire originated in the kitchen Moresby by filling up the wi:h the per• the oet.build.ngs, and had &nude rapid progress, son Whom he had selected for that ...
... the palate from the bounteous products of the vegetable labour. The sagacious epicure watches closely the calendar of the kitchen and fruit gardens, and by a discreet apportionment of his time, may for stl, months of the year enjoy all the delicacies oi ...