... Dining and Drawing Rooms, both over-looking the Garden which extends to the margin of the tarn, five Bed Rooms, Water Closet, Kitchens, convenient and ample Cellaring for Fuel, Malt Liquors and Wines ;---there is Stabling for four Horses, a Coach-house, Dog-kennel ...

... suicide, and was only prevented from carrying out her purpose by the rope breaking which she had attached to tackle in a back kitchen for the purpose of hacgiug herself. Notwithstanding this and other proofs of insanity. the unfortunate. woman was allowed ...

... at I o'clock P.M, at Colton Parsonage, LA IiGE qu intity of valuable HOUSE- HOLD FIJRNITIT BE, BOOKS, Mangle, Laundry and Kitchen Utensils; Pony, two Gigs,- Garden BoILT, Garden Tools, Water Cask, &c.,—the prof rty of MU% ROBINSON, who is about to eha ...

... parlour, kitchen and Pantry back, on the first floor; on the second floor, three lodging rooms in the front, with two closets adjoining; two closets and two lodging rooms back ; cellars in three divisions under the front moms; a back kitchen with room ...

... drawing room Chairs, stained birch sitting and bed room Chairs, mahogany and painted dressing Tables and Wash Stands, painted kitchen Tables and Dreg- sees, and a great variety of other articles in the cabinet department too numerous to mention. Likewise a ...

... 18-IF. at 1 o'clock P.M., at Colton Parsonage, LARGE quantity of valuable HOUSEBOLD FIJRNITU RE, BOOKS, Mar.gl Laundry and Kitchen Utensils; Pony, two Gigs, Harness, Garden Roller, Gardea Tool, Water Ca.k, &a.,—the property of Maw. BoatwsoN, who is about ...

... Chapel, Lancaster, on the 19th inst., Mr. James Beekett, to M:ss Mary Jackson. At Lancaster, on Thursday last, Mr. James Kitchen, innkeeper, to Miss Mary Jane Blezard, Mr. Robt. Dean, to Miss Elizabeth Dowthwalte. Mr. James Clarkson, to Midi Mary Dodd ...

... been supplied with meals during the week, render accounts at the end thereof to the superintendent of the kitchen. The cooking part of the kitchen is railed off, leaving a passage for those receiving meals, who enter at one door, and, on being served, ...

... • 1 large drying Stove ; drums and pales.; Punch; 3 cwt. of old Files; 1 BARK MILL, coffee mill shaped ; Round Boilers ; Kitchen Grates; a lot of well.iessoned Appletree, suitable for teeth for wheels; a small F I RE ENGINE, brass pumps, Min. bore, Thin ...

... ham louse to bows, mad may Nom Slat. balmiest nine instances out of to 1. peimieesaveniseess are open and in the immediate kitchens or chief places of habitation; the mums bei n irectly above; mad both Was wit Me the direct influence of the ellatrls. fa ...

... and Yard behind the same. The Dwelling House contains on the ground floor a spacious Hall, Breakfast and Dining Rooms, two Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, and suitable Offices. On the Srit floor a Drawing Room and Five Bed Rooms, and in the Attica good Servants' ...

... and Yard behind the game. The Dwelling House contains on the ground floor a spacious Hall, Breakfast and Dining Rooms, two Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, and suitable t Am.. On the flr-t floor a Drawing Room and Five Bed Rooms, and in the Attics good Servants' ...