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... the Kitchen Committee. Viscount Valenti& (Oxford City): The public are only admitted to the preckets of the House on Saturdays. when the bars are closed. Such persons as attend tho House on business on other days are not precluded by the Kitchen Committee ...
... rooms, boxroom, bath; and lavatory, w.c., large coffee-room, three sltUng-rooms, stillroorn, large kitchen (with two cooking EtL). larder, heck kitchen (with hot and cold water), M collar, and yard, all in a good state of repair: by the owner and oocupier ...
... a voyage of explorsti round the halt, and, discovering the kitchen door open, entered, and commenced inspecting the place. time the came down, and missed the visitor. Sounds frion the kitchen made her creep cautiously to the door. and seeing Leopold holding ...
... DAMASK )arda, Se. 6a. each. Kitchen Tilde Linen Pillow Caaea, and tambroldered. hannples and ' I I Lotter ...
... room, boxroom, bath, and lavatory, w.c., large coffee-room, three sitting-rooms, stillrooni, large kitchen (with two 000 king ranges), larder, beck kitchen (with hot and cold water), a good coat cellar, and yard, all in a good state of repair : bent by ...
... Bill. Sir R. Winteyee said he should like to make a few observations in the nature of a personal statement on behalf of the Kitchen Committee and himself. He was Nitre Forme would be willing that the hon. baronet onnonite should Oat. his objections to the ...
... April 19th, Sir W. . % valiond (Devonshire, Tiverton) moved that Lord Stant., he diecharged frim the Select Committee on Kitchen ;I nd Refreshment and that Viscount Valontia lie added to the committee. Sir W. Lawson (('umberland, Cockermontli) said that ...
... post of HEAD MATRON at the Flats flanatortnnt for Inebriate Woolen ; also a KITICHICN NI AT RON to work awl sit with the kitchen patents. —Apply to Miss Wool), Newhoues, Denby Huddersfield. ...
... shebeen is not a desirable resort. It is a back parlour or kitchen, or even, as one I saw, a backyard with a broken-down sofa, a few orange boxes and rickety chairs for seats. On a table in the kitchen stands a small keg of beer, cbtained the previous night ...
... catering at St. Stephen's, and when Parliament reassembles some very pertinent questions will be put concerning the title of the Kitchen Committee to invest the so-called profits of the refreshment department in wines and spirits. As a matter of fact, there are ...
... This quotation aptly describes an article which for something like sixty years has held a prominent place in most English kitchens. If you have not yet tried KILVERTS' PURE LARD. and have any difficulty in obtaining it ...
... oentlemeli from ea. 11d. Fronts, Ms bd. per half doz (to mesa mar beads, cuffs, and fronts, fo - 14s IRISH DAMASK T ild. each. Kitchen i&blr Linen Ines. from le. end embroidered. Baniple4 and I all N.o.—To prevent delay, should nimbi sepmettlessm i _ • . ...