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... have been in bed and tumbled out. He saw a pipe on the kitchen table, but none about the bed: The ted aad turf were in the same room. He saw neither lamp nor candle in the room. The fire in the kitchen was raked up, and a shovel put over it. Sergeant Tanner ...
... sqluare. wichil a1s ulsed QS a bedi-oom and 'kitchen by Murphyf. his wvife, and SiXC children. It waus unsuitable for -human lIcLhite- titan. In Beaston's case the house enusist-ed of twva roomus. one used as a kitchen -and the oether for a bedroom and weaving-room ...
... convenience. No. 2 consists of draw- ing-room, 20 feet 9 inches X 18 feet; parlour. 16 feet 10 inches x 15 fect 3 inches ; kitchen, scullery, pantry, bathroom, and w.c. (b. and c.). four bedroom-. linen closets, attics, and boxroom. and other ecconumodfation ...
... The Turret, Hillmaan Street and, Glen, 3',oWf Steet, Dunrain Gardvs, hovinug sitting- rom, four bedrcoms. dose range isn kitchen, aakd W.C4; shop adiirably situate for -buanesa. Lease for 1.S,000 yeas, at the yeerly rent of £2 18s 734. 'Je cmnpezition ...
... thein, but he could not say from where the shot came. EIe wenti into the house nnd found the prisoner Hugh Beatty in the kitchen, and the other prisoners concealed nunder a bed in the back room. The btck door was open. IIe searhellell tils house, and ...
... convenient to all the leading mills in that vicinity, and occupied by reliable and steady-paying tenants. The houses each contain kitchen, scullery, back parlour. and two bedrooms, together with the latest sanitary improvements. There is also a neat garden, enclosed ...
... From Delaware Breakwater, May 6, the Lizzbe Burrill, Robbins, for Belfast. From Fortress Monroe, May 7, the barque Mlnafe, Kitchen, for Newry. From Fortress Monroe, May 7, the Fauchon, Boker, for Londonderry. From Baltimore, May 7, the Bel Stuart, Harper ...
... Pamphlaet iss~lied by CAptain Wolf, of Bedfer-A, i'ark. Ilis ideal IS to ee'o,tblishi at once 150 publiq kitchens in the PneMI, parts of London, 'there kitchens to sn1IPp,5' 360,000 portions of well. cooked food a da.y at a rate of 4d Oeilh pnurtiou, the latter ...
... at £370. Three parlour houses in Ethel Street, Lisburn Road, found a ready purchaser at £290. Mr. M'Cormick bought seven kitchen houses in Edith Street, off Lord Street, for £190. Mr. Tolerton became the owner of three parlour houses in Portallo Street ...
... atoms, the kitchen door smashed to pieces, azid other serious ddtnsage dorie'bythe projehtion of a largo stone froei the wiall which separates the hlouse from t.the one 4djoinhig; It turned out upon investigation jthat a boiler in the kitchen of the adjoining ...
... been drinking with a young man named John Kitchen, in a beerhouse kept by William Fell, and known as the Brewera' Arms, avald Street. The two fell out, and adjourned to the outside of the public-house, when Kitchen struck Jackson with such violence that ...
... Last Saturday, Mrs. Dalrymple was attracted by a strong burning smell in the kitchen, as if from meat or bones, and went to see whence it arose. Upon entering the kitchen she was horrified at seeing Edwards standing at the fire-place, her right hand ...