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... and a variety ol other Liven; Cuests of Drawers; a large hand some French Looking Glase; night Recepracle ; carpet Stouls ; Kitchen, peaibsoke, and other Tables: 0 Mlll\)g.fl.’ Chairs, and 2 E'bows to match ; several fancy Care-bottomed, Beeeh, and 3 comfortable ...
... Trure, Sept. 19, Tresavean SBl—Wh. Jewell 565—Trethellan 366 = Hall nbeagle 300—Wh Unitywood 2¢ T—Fowey Consols 254 —Co k's Kitchen 200—Carharrack anil Wh. Maiden 157 — Poldice 156—Wh. Harmony 1.5 — Wh. Damsel 25, —Total 33 9 iwenty-one cwis., Copper Ores ...
... Eight Day Clock, Writing Desk, Dresser, Looking Glasses, Sets of Chiua, Glass, Clome, W aiters, Kitchen Tables, Forms, Milk Pans, Tubs, a variety of Kitchen articles, aud a lurge Furnace, nearly new. The Corn is well saved in Arish Mows, and that, with ...
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... s ; neverthe- Dressing Rooms attached ; Servanis’ Roows ; kss, we do wot intend that our Paper shall mani- | Two Kitchens, a Wash Kitchen, Dairy, Large Un:‘ a party bias, e.miv'u‘ that the Newspaper 'lz::-: Cellar, and other Offices. ';dh-‘ll:- % um“f ...
... master with it. A tame ti.geon, which had been domesticated in a kitchen, happened to see a fowl killed ;on witnessing this, the bird immediately took flight, and never returned to the kitchen. An orator in the Irish House of Commons was describing the inordinate ...
... eaci ‘of goud size and proportions : Four good Bed Rooms. with Dressing Rooms attached ; Servanis’ Rooms ; I'wo Kitchens, a Wash Kitchen, Dairy, Large Uuderground Cellar, and other Offices. Earlier possession may be had if required. TENDERS expressing ...
... may now set about arranging their beds in gool earnest ; it matters not how soon all but the best beds are planted. The Kitchen Garden requires little more than to dig up the ground as the crops cleared off ; and let the soil remain rough, to receive ...
... FENZANCE, WIDNESDAY, A N A et - s ) e ~eeee s TSy ‘l'.nvd-.,,:fl — ..r.' — 3 W Harvey & Co.. 82 2 6 Cook's Kitchen 12 Da',..l &0 Polgoath. .. 8} L. C. &W. Daubus. . ,o 11 Ditto oo 40 voreeean¥o 150 Carnon..,oeee. 4 Bolithos &Co ~ ...
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... profit of £LI6 Is per acre, OnIGIN oF VrEGETABLES.— Vegetables were imported from the Netherlands in 1500, there being no kitchen gardens in Eugland. Before this time sugar was eaten with meat to corree! its putrescency. Turnips and carrots aro thought ...
... Journal of Education, art, ** Female Education.” Tre Turnspir.— Louis XI. of France once 100 k 1t into his head 1o visit the kitchen, and see what was going forward, He tlhere found a little fellow about fourteen years of age, busily engaged in tuming the ...