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... pATEN'f KITCHEN RANGES.-W. 1 - 1. WHITELEY respectfully solicits the attention of the Public to his .Selfacting Kitchen Ranges, to be seen in use daily, and most respectable references „given at the Manufactory, 2, Rosamond-Street, Clerkenwell, the inspection ...
... Donatty, was applied to by the female prisoner, Mary Brown, for the kitchen, which was then unoccupied, and who stated herself to be a single woman. She subsequently let the kitchen to Mary Brown, and the latter took possession at night. Three or four ...
... e of Thos. Walker i esq. of Norwich, by forcing open the shutters of the kitchen window. The noise being heard by . a man servant, who sleeps in a low room adjoining the kitchen, he immediately t oo k hi s gun, • and went into the garden, where he discovered ...
... continually in use, and references of the first respectability given. W. H. WHITELEY invites the public to an inspection of his Kitchen Ranges, and Steam Apparatus, adapted for every domestic purpose, such as cooking, washing, drying, heating a bath or green ...
... continually in use and references of the first respectability given. H. WHII'ELEI invites the public to an inspection of his Kitchen Ratiges,and Steam .Apparatus, adapted for every.doule.tic purpose, such as cooking, washing, drying, heating a bath or green-house ...
... ..—During the recent fair at Market Drayton, the flooring of the kitchen of the Elephant and Castle fen suddenly gave way, and fell with a tremendous crash iiito the cellar. The kitchen was at the time thronged with company, who were all .precipitated ...
... the counter, Friday, the 7th of January, about eleven o'clock - . in the morning, his mother was sitting by the tire in the kitchen, the prboner being the only person with her, and on rising she hind not gone as far as the dont before- all her clothes were ...
... Vinegars Genoa and Naples Macaroni; Vermicelli, Semolina; and Cagliari Vinegars, of various sorts; PARMESAN for table, ditto for kitchen use Gruere and Roguefort Cheese, fine Gorgona Anchovies, Essence of ditto, new Frenth Olives, dried Fruits of most kinds, ...
... Stove already fixed. Register Stoyes can be altered a n d h av e „this Blower - attached to them. Kitchen Chimities cured by a diffeunt method. Kitchen Ranges of all kinds, from the plain Cottage Range to the most extensive Cooting ApParatus ; Stoves ...
... rapidity, that by four o'clock Millbank Street was flooded, and rendered impassable for foot passengers ' • and the areas and kitchens were filled with th e wa t er . A t the lower end of Millbank Street, towards the tiorseferry Road, the houses-, from their ...
... Genoa and iNaphes Macaroni ; Vermicelli , Semolina, and Cagliari Pastes of various sorts; PARMESAN for table, ditto for kitchen use . ; Gruete and Roguefort Cheese, tine Gorgona Anchovies Essence- of -ditto, new . French Olives, dried Fruits of most ...
... the spoon question Was stolen from a greasy dripping pan, about the time mentioned, by a'strange dog, which got into the kitchen of Mr. Bird, linen-draper, and the chairman was able to identify the spoon by the marks of the dog's teeth on the handle, ...