... street, compris- ing an entrance-hall, dining room, drawing room, study office with separate entrance, now used as a surgery: kitchen scuL lery and cellar, on the ground floor five bedrooms and water- closet on the first floor, approached by principal and ...

... street, compris- ing an entrance-hall, dining room, drawing room, study office with separate entrance, now used as a surgery: kitchen scuL lery and cellar, on the ground floor five bedrooms and water- closet on the first floor, approached by principal and ...

... had been as bad as his word, gave him up for ever. Weeks passed by, till the widow had occasion to light a tire in a back kitchen which had seldom been used. The chimney began to smoke horribly,, and a little Savoyard was called to sweep it. The boy climbed ...

... Samuel Hall, of Slade Hooton, a few miles from Doncaster. Four men effected an entrance into the house by breaking through the kitchen window. They proceeded at once to the bedroom of Mr. Hall, who was roughly awakened from his slumbers, and told by the thieves ...

... of the housekeeper of No. 19 in that street, came down from the bedroom in his night-dress, early in the morning, into the kitchen, while Mr. and Mrs. Dance were engaged in cleaning out the offices of the Guarantee Society, and set fire to his clothes. ...

... chimney glass, carpet and hearth rug, pictures 8-day clock, in oak case; chestnut table on pillar and claws round deal table, kitchen table, with drawers shop counter, fitted np with drawers stone frame, carved for time- piece nest with drawers, pestal and ...

... chimney glass, carpet and hearth rug, pictures 8-day clock, in oak case; chestnut table on pillar and claws; round deal table, kitchen table, with drawers; shop counter, fitted np with drawers; stone frame, carved for time- piece nest with drawers, pestal and ...

... residence at Weybridge, Surrey, fitted up and decorated with the most consummate taste, at a great expense, with pleasure and kitchen garden, stabling, &c., and purchased' by Red- path so recently as the spring of last year, sold for £ 2,670. The leasehold ...

... style. Many objections may be made against the present almost universally adopted plan.for London houses. The placing the kitchen on the basement is an evil that might often be avoided, and a different arrangement of staircase would sometimes be an advantage ...

... same careful and ample provision has been made for the comfort of visitors after they have actually entered the building. A kitchen, in which dinners for 20,000 persons may be cooked in one day, has been esta- blished in connection with the Exhibition, and ...

... dairy work. The girls are made to do all the household work themselves, to make and mend their own clothes, to assist in the kitchen as well as in the nursery and sick room: and all the washing, ironing, and mangling required by the whole bouse- hold is the ...

... match polished mahogany Pembroke table small round oak table polished steel fire-irons and fender; half-a-dozen kitchen chairs large deal kitchen table, with drawers 1 round ditto; fender' and° fire-irons clothes horse 3 washing pans; and sundry other articles ...