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... couprises piano-forte, sofa, tables, chairs, glas*, china, earthenware, fenders, fireirons, pictures, wardrobe, cupbrards and kitchen requisites; bedsteads, feather andflo;k beds, sheets, blankets, counterpanes, dressing-tables wash-stands, dressing glasses ...
... belonging to Mr. Joseph Brierley, of the Sea Lion Inn, Hanley, with intent to steal them.âlt appeared that she was in the kitchen of the Sea Lion, on Saturday night last; and before I j* le ft the servants missed the above-named articles. * hey suspected ...
... stands, mahogany drawer dressing glasses, bed room fender, and toilet ware. —Kitchen : Two-leaf deal table, round stand, six and one elbow Windsor chairs, American time piece, kitchen fender, and fire irons, brass tea kettle, candlesticks, coffee mill, saucepans ...
... premises, situate in CHURCH-STREET, TUNSTALL, all the valuable mahogany and painted HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Bedsteads and Bedding, Kitchen Requi sites, Gas fittings, complete; with all necessaries for housekeeping. The STOCK-IN-TRADE comprises lead piping, o' various ...
... and 22, Piccadilly, Shelton. AT MILTON.—SaIe of EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS, PRIME GOOSE-FEATHER BEDS, BEDDING, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c. MESSRS. WALTON and BATIGAN are instructed by the Executors of the late Mr. John Willott, of Milton, to SELL ...
... blood upon them, about the left side of the waistband and pocket. When first arrived the house, he was lying on the floor kitchen. I found was in a very weak faint state, with a wound on the left side of the abdomen about two inches aud a half length, ...
... on the ground rloor,diningand drawing rooms, each fcit by feet; breakfast room feet feet; store closet, butler's pantry, kitchens, and other usual ollices. most substantially built, and finished in the best possible manner. Lot '2. A first-class FREEHOLD ...
... and 22, Piccadilly, Shelton. AT MILTON.—SaIe of EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS, PRIME GOOSE-FEATHER BEDS, BEDDING, KITCHEN REQUISITES; &c. MESSRS. WALTON and BATIGAN are instructed the Executors of the late Mr. John Willott, of Milton, to SELL AUCTION ...
... and 22 Piccadilly, Shelton. AT MILTON.—SaIe of EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS, PRIME GOOSE-FEATHER BEDS, BEDDING, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c. MESSRS. WALTON and BATIGAN are instructed by the Executors of the late Mr. John Willott, of Milton, to SELL ...
... BURSLEM aforesaid, fronting the Garden and Pleasure Grounds of Mr. Ward, solicitor; conslstfrig of a parlour, houseplace, back kitchen and wash-house, with four bed-rooms. —The premises were late in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Heath, the owner, and are now ...
... Model American Courier. If yon want to raise domestic tempest, before the tea-things go out, tie a stout cord across the kitchen staias, about nine inches from the floor; strew orangepeel on the hall floor; place tub of water on the first landing; harness ...
... with trinket. To Mr. Inspector Murtell she gave a paper-knife, which she Stated was given to her Mr. Norton, the clerk the kitchen Buckingham Palace. This day (Sunday) Mr. Bid llecombe saw the woman, and she begged to express her gratitude to him for the ...