... brass department, which has more orders on hand than can be executed for some considerable time to come. For stove grates, kitchen ranges, fenders, &o., the uienand is exceptionally good, greater activity being shown than ban been the case for some timle ...

... Town Hall, Stratford-on-Avon. Mr. W. B. Lowe (Deputy Chairman) presided. The shareholders present were Messrs. W. Gibbs, W. Kitchen, H. Cranmar, T. Hutchings, John Aleock, D. Guy, J. Morgan, J. Ashflold, H. B. Parritt, Geo. Lafworth, Bt. M. Bird, T. T. Allen ...

... fendersj fire dogs, lower stands, gratese hat and coat hooks cust-iron ; hat stands, iron stands, iron safes and boxes, kitchen ranges, iron measures, garden rollers, door scrapers, ash pans, bridle and boot hooks, bill files, switching bills, curlinet ...

... iron- founders are doing. a brisk business in chilled rolls, and mill and forge castinga of other leading descrip tions. Kitchen requisites are in well-sustained Colonial request. The makers of metallic bed- steads. have a very fair supply of orders, ...

... which will keep them engaged th~iougi the vinter. For cpippor and iron tea. ket- fles, stoxpaiis, sod general iron-plate kitchen ware, fiotets told dialers are transmittisn orders very freely Ilarhisists an(i entgineerimeg ironfounaers arc busy chiefly ...

... body of a man was found on the kitchen hearth, on Tuesday morning early, and the Coroner and Jury assembled on Friday aboat noon; ;cryo, the unfortunate deceased ought to have remasined iQ that pesition, close to the kitchen fire-place, upwards of three ...

... abroad, aord Ltolsaberly tall andl steadly empdoynierut. As usual at this season, t te mrianufacturers of stovh e grates, kitchen r agIeCs, fender, firc-irons, andc all claees of domestic iron ofare are hauily employed nsstlv on born account. Jewel- Ills ...

... mill and forgo castings at the neighbouring foundries. The West Bromwich irofounders are doing a satisfactory business in kitchen goods, as well as in the heavier descriptions of castings The metallic bedstead makers are steadily occu- pied. There is a ...

... s found by the builders? William Hutton also states that he used some of the carved stones in the fire-place of an under-kitchen. Is this still in existence' And, if so, where? The Friends' Meeting House in Ball Street, pulled down fifteen years ago, ...

... ironfoundries at West Bromwich are in steady operation, the demand being espe- cially satisfactory for Mill and forge machinery, kitchen goods, and builders' castings. Metallic bedsteads are in buoyant request. The chain trade at Tipton and Cradley is active ...

... ratun for preparing wool or other fibres. Dated November 4, 1868. William Broulghton, Finsbery, Mlilduleseo, Improverents i1 kitchen ranges. I)ated November 0, 1808. William E. Gedge, London, improveroents in sewing or em. broidering machibes. Dated Noveumbor ...

... a~t Dudley, command a briski enquiry for export to America, and the colonies; and the manufacturers of stove grates Dand. kitchen ranges, a comparatively modern hut decidodly prosperousolooal industry, aefull ofemployment, ln the eleatro~plate trade there ...