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... assortment of prime Articles in the ahovL- line TheFURNITURE counts of the usual description of domestic family Articles, Kitchen Utensils, &c, ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????.. The LEASE will be Sold or, the tir,t Day at Twelve ...
... COOK in a finall.family, or with a firrgle Gentleman, a fteady rniddle-ag,ed woman, who underftands the .management of a kitchen, and every thing required in a fmall genteel family; can have itwo`yars character.—Direft (poft paid) to A. IL at Mr. Lewis's ...
... AS Cook in a Gentleman's family, a : middle-aged woman; who thoroughly underftands foupsi.made-dilhes, - paltry, &c. if a kitchen-maid is kept, - thernOrtegrecable ; can be well. recommeiukd. No perfon who requires houfe-work to be done need arifiver this ...
... defles and hookcafcs, drawers, carpcts, chairls, pier glaildos, a talle clock, by Hodges; prints, china, two ?? and Ihells, kitchen articles, &c. The houfes may fie i7iesed three.days, and the furniture one day pfevious to the lale, when catallogesIC ald ...
... japanned chairs, afew new-Wilton carpets, fecund-hand ditto, and Kidden-Min-ter ditto Bath doves, grates, a copper, frnoke-jack, kitchen-uten his, • &c.-- - -To be viewed Monday, when catalogues maybe had at the Room. WINES.—fly Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS, at his Great ...
... dra-wing-roonm, four bed-chairmbers, and dreffisag- room, fevell excecditrg good attics, huufkeeper's-cooan, farvants hall, kitchen, and other cosivcrient offices under ground.- ?? a new ercedted BUILDING vcry commodious and eligible for carryin1g on the ...
... a few new Wilton -carpets, fecond-hand ditto, arid Kiddernlinfter ditto ; Bath gores, grates, a- copper, : fmoke:.jack; kitchen-uteniils, &c.---To - be .viewed - on Monday, when c.italOgues may be had at the Room. HOUgEHOLD FURNITURE, a VIS-A-VIS, a ...
... No t,-Marlborough.row, Carna'ov-tnawt. As CooK in a Gentleinarl's family, iteady : who is capable of the Management of a kitchen, and can bAve a good Otaractar from her !aft place.—nirect to S. U. at 'Robinfoit's, Shoemaker, No. tg, Wych-ftreet. • S CO ...
... Dudley and Wolverhampton;, comprifing- a complete and well-erected Thimbls . Mill, with eleven lathes, a Dwelling-houfe, kitchen and pliea7ure garden, and about feventeen -acres a It4f of .Lad adjr.ining the. ; whole le.tt at a cleAr rent of pr annum ...
... : his confine, tnent e the. Several sums of - thirty-seven guineas for room-rent, tive pounds for, - leave to work in the kitchen, guineus as a present (seen - After etltering the Prison): for 'permission to Se, his . Wife and friends ;e which' 'said several ...
... Piccadilly, where may be rem in ufe, the Patent Antifueliit and Strain- Neilsen, and a large affortment of the mo* complete kitchen asps, witk boilers and ovens, bitehen Mc. the bat attired to bake bread. &e. dot THE OLD CHESTER COACH removed Se Golden Cuts ...
... terms, to Mc. Mills, Stationt.-r,P,3l:,'nd.ttreet. [ANTED, two Servants, in a Tracielmari's fa,- VV rnil one to undertake the kitchen,. and.lowfr part of the loufe ; the' other-the 'upper part of houte,,and to take Care of children. ••• NO followers ii . lo•Wed ...