... with immediate possession, a beauti- fully situated and newly erected House, consisting of two parlours, five bedrooms, kitchen, brewhouse, and every other convenience; late in the occupation of Mr. Taylor.—Apply to Mr. DAVIES, Winning Horse, Pontypool ...

... COMMODIOUS DWELLING-HOUSE, near the A Three Salmons Hotel, in Usk, suitable for a re- spectable family. Parlour,Oiffces,Kitchen,Back-kitchen, and Pantry, with large Cellar underneath; Sitting-room and 3 Bedrooms on the second floor, and 2 Attics above. For ...

... bedrooms, 2 parlours, kitchen, &c.—Application to be made to Mr. JEE, Glanwern Office. TO BE LET, A COMMODIOUS DWELLING-HOUSE, neat the Three Salmons Hotel, in Usk, suitable for a re- spectable family. Parlour, Offices, Kitchen, Back. kitchen, and Pantry, with ...

... George-street, opposite the Crown Hotel, comprising commodious Front Shop, four Bedrooms, Drawing-room, Parlour, Kitchen and Underground Kitchen, Cellar, Pantry, Brewhouse, two large Warehouses, and every convenience fit for any business, at present in the ...

... George-street, opposite the Crown Hotel, comprising commodious Front Shop, four Bedrooms, Drawing-room, Parlour, Kitchen and Underground Kitchen, Cellar, Pantry, Brewhouse, two large Warehouses, and every convenience fit for any business, at present in the ...

... lily-white fingers covered with rings, I wonder if her mother don't make the puddings, and do a good deal of work in the kitchen ?— When a man goes three times a day to get a dram, I wonder if he would not, by-and-by, go four times?— When a young lady ...

... the tea-kettle is boiling. He sat down for a minutes, and she thought he looked strange. He then went down into the lower kitchen, and, calling to his sister, said Bessie, I want you. She said I'll come directly, and followed in a few minutes, but did ...

... had three drops al- together. Twice before she had lost money. Five or six months ago she lost 30s. out of a drawer in the kitchen. Nine sovereigns were left in the drawer. Did not know who took the money, and her husband had never charged her with taking ...

... THE PEOPLE'S KITCHEN. It is a very humiliating reflection that eating and drinking occupy more of our thoughts than anything else in Heaven above or in the earth beneath. We are not yet as the lilies that take no thought of such mat ters. Man is like ...

... public that in consequence of an- other rise in the market he is enabled to give the following high prices :—2Jd. per Ih. for kitchen stuff, 4d. per lb, for dripping, &c. [going through a long list of articles]— Id. p«r lb. for tailors' cuttings, 7d. to ...

... Bull complained of a return of the sickness, and requested her son to give her some more medicine, when he went into the kitchen and getting the bottle of prussic acid, poured some into a glass of water, and handed it to his mother. The old lady drank ...

... upper leathers all in holes. He had no shirt, but over the upper part of his body was thrown a rag, something like a common kitchen towel, one corner of which he had placed on his head, as the long elfin locks which had not been cut for many years hung down ...