... productive ARABLE LAND, in convenient In. closures, with an excellent Brick and Tiled • HOUSE of modern erection, Flower and Kitchen Gardens, large and well-stocked Orchard, FARM YARD, with suitable Buildings, situate in the centre of the populous and important ...

... found that he had left his bed but had not dressed himself. On going down stairs witness found his father Hanging in Use kitchen from a clothes which he had attached to a hook there. He was quite dead. Witness's brother-in-law cut the deceased down. Deceased ...

... slumber to him of his leeks as Baaisoa was shorn by Delilah. This last insult Cid the sop to ovesiownig. On Monday his from the kitchen was remarked, and on a marsh being the iinbsppy viatica of Western civilisation was found to have put an end to his existence ...

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... HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Mahogany Tables, Oak Dining Tables, Cheffonier, Chairs, Kidderminster Carpets, Chimney Glasses, Kitchen Requisites; the CONTENTS of FIVE BEDROOMS, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Iron French Bedsteads, Chests of Drawen, Swing Glasses ...

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... barricaded with boards, but light was visibleabove. A poliee-odkerascendedthe stairs, opened • door, and found himself in the kitchen. There was a &mien stove opposite the door, upon which • white eat was sitting. In the next room there was a movable dining-table ...

... a freecold dwelling at Lashlake, Thome, facing the Silas. bury-road, containing dining and drawing rooms, entrance hall, kitchen, cellar, and four lied rooms, out olkies, garden, and paddock, occupied by Mrs. Howlett, at 41/ILiim annum. tenant paying ...

... two persons going Moog the lobby. Both the footsteps were lighter than her usual tread. The door between the lobby and the kitchen was dosed, and there was quietness over five minutes, so that I nothing in the house. Then I heard • lend in • women's voice ...

... who all the time was in the same almost frenzied His answer this: 'lt was a Nernst lase that was murdered in her master's kitchen at Harpurhey. He started off an hour after the murder was gone. Theayou know all about the murder?' Mn. Sprague observed ...

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