... good practical Farmer, thoroughly conversant with Rural Economy in all its branches , bis B, ok written in a light, lively, Kitchener style, and like the works of that celebrated Gastronome, conveA-s least, much amusement information. any testimony wanted ...

... practical farmer, tbf> ,, oiiglily conversant with rural economy in all its branches ; bis book is written in a light, lively, Kitchener style, and, like the works of that celebrated Gastronome, conveys, at least, a:ach amusement as information. Were any testimony ...

... divided (n V moieable folding doors nine feel wide, and °f aupeno struclion, a small sitting room, and fire good cellent kitchen and scullery, china closet, , S’, house, and pump will good water in tie o • j mlses are also well supplied with town water ...

... George Hear son, *, Adam \Vagsiafle,*2sj llcnrv Lindley, 19; Henry King, 17; John Fonnan, •iO .lotiii Armstrong, 26 ; William Kitchen, 1 arid Thurman, Thoma*Sbeltoh, VYdliain clicock, 33 ; and Thomas Grundy (age not slated) for selling lire to the silk-mill ...

... Citadel and Hoe Gate, now in the occupation of Me. Cullock. The Parlour and Drawing-room are 27ft. 19. six Bed room., two Kitchens, &c. with a detached Laundry and Wash House. Also, DWLLLING-HOUSE,at Woods.de, Two Gardens, Stables commanding extensive ...

... his articles forth and hack from market, with a certain number of shoes, and carried it home with him, depositing it in the kitchen. The prisoner was in the habit of calling for his week’s wages the Sunday morning, instead of receiving it the Saturday night ...

... various colours ami all sizes; brown Linens, brown Hollands, Huckaback*, bird-eye Diapers of every width Glass Cloths, Dusters, Kitchen Table-Cloths, and quantity of Tahle-Lincn in the Piece. There upwards of 200 pieces of Sheetings in the above Stock of Goods ...

... lea china ; richly cut glass, in decanters, rummers, tumblers, wine-glasses, and other family requisites, china ornaments j kitchen and culinary articles the various descriptions;!ogether with excellent assortment f PLATE and ARTICLE , TABLE and BED LlN ...

... known by the name the Naval & Commercial Inn, now in the occupation of Mrs. Proctor, tenant at will ;-Conhisiing of two kitchens, bar, parlour, large dining-room, and wine-cellar, on the ground floor ; a good lobby, and one good bed*room, on the second ...

... (or attacking and setting fire Coiniik Hali. These five prisoners were placed in front of the dock. Behind them were placed Kitchen, David Thurman, Valentine Marshall, am) Thomas Whittaker, all them for setting fire to either or Col wick Hill. The crier ...

... day, resolved remain all night, hut the beds the inn being oecupisd, obtained the landlords’ consent sit the fire in the kitchen. After the family had retired to rest, increased the fire and laid himself before it, on three chairs. About four o’clock ...

... Init entered the house without speaking to him. (witness) had retired bed that night a little after 1 o’clock. slept in kitchen along with the gardener. About three o’clock in the morning the iiousekeeper came down, and awakening him, told him what had ...