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... observed that it impossible that the natives of Abyssinia could eat raw meat ! Bruce aaid not hut room he returned from the kitchen with piece steak peppered and salted in the Abyssinian fashion “You will eat that sir or ! said When the gentleman had up ...
... mahogany four-post bedsteads i mattresses several clocks in cases &c large Brewing Utensils an Iron Boiler Six Two Carts lot of Kitchen and useful Articles numerous mention Purchasers pay the King’s Duty further particulars apply at the Office the Auction Mart— ...
... carried to Mr Cales which is the booking-house for coaches by two men who very coolly nailed on the cards of address with his kitchen poker They directed to Mr Naylor at Mr Holmes’s Old Fish-street Doctors' Commons London— They were forwarded in due course ...
... married Lincolnshire the poor hislsarish ?hildren) given reverend cottager Bolton solicitor John’s Street found in her master’s kitchen suspended by her the back of neck from hook in mantel-piece upper part was miserably her legs arid feet shockingly scalded ...
... Loo-table Book-case in MahoganyCases a Time-piece One Clock-cse Two Bed-steps and Glasses Three Transparent Blinds Oak Chairs Kitchen Tables Wash Cupboards &c Also a well-built Gig with Set of Gig Harness Three Carts Bean Mill Cutter’ Churns Five Hops Utensils ...
... blood His feelings were so overcome with the sight that could not proceed further but Moxey did and on bis entering small kitchen apart from the shop he there found the unfortunate woman with her skull beaten in in many many blood places her person and ...
... the Captain on bt with or without furniture In the HOU of Beaumaris and the Sea far Four smaller Bed-rooms Rooms Attics A Kitchen HoueekeeperVroom Pantries Brew-house Cellars At convenient by Shrubbery Garden the Stables Coach-house and Farm-yard The Premises ...
... Carnarvon The House consists of a good Dining and Drawing Room four Bed Rooms a Dressing Room Attics capable of containing each Kitchen Housekeeper’s Room &c good Three-stall Stable Coach-house The Tenant may be accommodated quantity of Land not exceeding Forty ...
... substantial DWELLING HOUSES adjoining Henwajia Carnarvon of Harbour the Menai and Mountain Scenery the other House of Two Kitchens Ale Entrance-hall Drawing-room Dining-room and Study Butler’s-pantry Four Bed-roouis and Dressing-room with Attics for Servants ...
... Carnarvon The House consist of good Dining and Drawing Room four Bed Dressing Room and two large Attics capable containing Kitchen Room &c a Stable Coach-house Tenant be accommodated quantity of exceeding Acres House stands a romantic well-wooded count ...
... foot by Talb suddenly stopped because forsooth it would endanger the situation of an honourable member who tunupit in the kitchen ! Duke of St Alban’s is master of the hawker salary 13721 and Lord Maryborough is master of the doyt salary 20001 In 1811 ...
... article for a house of the first Mipectabiiity Superb Dining Room Furniture in English Oak handsome Beds excellent Bedding Kitchen Utensils Browing Vessels &c To Sold By Mr BAl£BY On Premises the APRIL instant and following Entire ESTABLISHMENT DAVID ERSKINE ...