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... Kite, an Al- derman Gosling, an Alderman Alsop, an Alderman Bull, an Alderman Ironside, an Alderman Gill, and an Alderman Kitchen. There has also been, within these three or four years, a Sheriff of London of the name of Lip trap. i' ?? A letter from the ...
... . • The HOUSE forms — i most r LF.GAN s cit 4 in the midst .of PLEASURE.-CROUNtv - 19` poSed in LAWN, open and nmbragous KITCHEN and I-RVIT GARDENS!,,II RY, nokv used as a - -G RAPE RY, CESSION HOUE, ICH CAC H-H U - and ,corntbrtabltl,o .2 RUNG -for TWELVE ...
... hap. in their e.sc.ipn'g over top the hons Che cause the lir i, aserila d ore the ser. vants having 1,-ft some fire in the kitchen grate she bed, whi-h communicated ton tpnmity if word placed tlic hearth tj dre. The Phueoi\ Sun fire-engines arrived soon ...
... As -LoaiY's MAID, Lad/'s Maid and Honfe. 1-e:per, where little require in the kitchen, in a gen-, teel family. a yoUng - ,prifon, who can have a good reborn' nlendation from-the Lady.lhe noiv:ferv:s, whom the has lived years.—Direa to M,. NI. at No. t ...
... VVANTED to rent, within twelve of Lon-1 don, a fmall genteel Family Houfe, with a good kitchen garden, and if alinall quantity of pafture land attached, the more tgreeable,—Letters (poft paid) mentioning terms, 45(c. direaed for A. B. at No. Great Su ...
... years, a incxlern • in Kent, thilteen miles from London, tit for, fitic accommodation of a large family : both pleartire and kitchen gardens are exteniive and well Itocked,,the grounds pleafantly laid out, with a trout-ftream running . through them ; the ...
... and , bookea.fue chea drawers, dinlik card, and Pembroke tablesi drawing-roolilj, parlour, and Cli'arnber chairs, Roves, kitchen furniture, - an efreCts.-Tob viewed, and C - atalogiuS had on the..Vre aures, and at the sink CoNe-houfe.—The Hottfe be ...
... small Brick Dwelling House, situated opposite Angel-Row, Hammersmith, containing two bed-rooms, a front shop and parlour, a kitchen arfd cellar, and a small garden ; have lately been fitted up at an unlimited expence. The above is lett on Lease for fourteen ...
... i'., ..i. 1 Gentleman; where more fervarrrs are kept, or Cook in a , genteel fami,ly, where little 6 required out of /he kitchen, a + •fteatly young woman, who have an uprejiiable . charaF.ter from her latt place.—Direct (post paid) to J. M. at Mr. M ...
... present busines•i, for which, or any other genres! trade, it stands most unquestionably unrivalied the basement sti:ry, a good Kitchen, a back do. Wine and Coal Vaults, &c. together with two substantial BRICK HOCSES adjoin , ng, in Bride-Lane, let to good Tenants ...
... new-built ca filling of a ®op, kitchen eight,fleeplag rooms, cellars, y, adjoining the fame, Yarmouth, in the occupation a now carried on an extenfive wl (Ivor Trade: alfo a detached added to the other Manage al parlour, kitchen, and four co kited for the ...
... Qrtiered. sonic meat home from Clare Kirke the, .Prisoher, who - was a Butcher's Servant, brought it home, and took.it into the kitchen. S orge >time before this, Edmunds had tieposWd his wat(.ll.npon the mantle piece in' that apartment, and coining there soon ...