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... best Steel Pen for general A vitlage of Tiddington, comprising Parloar, Sit- | purposes ever invented. ting Room, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Cellar, with ——————— ————— =~ g GGarden, Coach Honse, Stahling, and other conveni- NEW MUSIC, in great variety ...
... proceeded to inspeet the Royal Dairy, Aviaries, The Shaw Farm, with the herds of Shortborns, aud the white Pigs, the Royal Kitchen Garden, &e. Thence to the Royal Flamish cud Norfoik Farms, where the herds of Herefords and Devous are kept, and also the ...
... nelmnf next) A Commodious COTTAGE, situate in the village of Tiddington, eomprising Parlour, Sitting Room, Kitehen, Back Kitchen, and Cellar, with Garden, Coach House, Stabling, and other couveninees.— Apply at the Office of this Paper. ...
... Widow’s and Orphau's Tustitution, £1; to the Provident Medical Institation, | £1; to his Worship the Mayor, £2, for the sonp kitchen, and beef for the poor when required ; to the National Schools, 13s. ; to the British School, 155.; to the Baptist School ...
... into a long detail of grievances. In 1863 and 1864 he had to seek parish relief, and be was now getting 18s. a-week at Mr. Kitchen's as a blacksmith. If he paid for his wife at the Asylum he conld not keep his children. One bad left Lim, and the other was ...
... Umbrella Stands. Brusscls and Cwrtinr CaunsTor CATPODS, «{earth Rugs, China lea nd Dinnor Serviees, Cut Gliss, Barthenware, Kitchen mi Culinuy Artieles; Chariot with anL»a &e., complete ;. Ladders, Cueumber Fromes and Lights, Brewing Utensils, anel the whole ...
... Bankrupt), No. 23, High-street Stratford-on-Avon, fI YHE neat and clean Household FURNITURE, Featlhier Beds and Bedding, Linen, Kitchen and Culinary Articles, Stock of Field and Gardeu SEEDS, Shop Fixtares and Effects. Sanle to commence at 11 o’clock. Also the ...
... eet fronts, and was of large extent, the kitchen and cooking being on the upper story, and in one of the large nimmfl of the builling so much admired by visitors to the town. The fire originated in the kitchen of the hotel, and after it burst out spread ...
... placed, she is believed to have taken np from the table a knife, which she thrast down her throat; for an officer Leard in the kitchen a noise which alarmed him, and apon ranning in fonnd the woman npon her chin apon the edge of the table, and blood flowing ...
... house is most conveniently arranged, and contains a ground floor, entrance hall, dining, drawing, breakfast rooms and study, kitchen and servants’ hall, pantrys, scullery, &c., complete, with a good supply of hard and roft water. In the first floor, 5 bed-rooms ...
... of her cot, and hung strangled fiy the neck for four hours. The third, Auo'angrl. three years oid, while left alone in the kitchen for five utes, fell into a tub of water, and was drowned. The Lymington Chronicle says that Sowlcfi Pond, in the New Forest ...
... Hall, and the usual items of the servants’ offices ; a capital full-sized Bath, with hot anl cold water apparatus complete, Kitchen and Garden Utcensils, and Plants. In the Yard and Stables a capital Gray Mare, 6 years old ; Broon Maßre, with a Maexmricest ...