... POOLE, LARGE variety of FURNITURE, &c., removed from the country ; consisting of six sets of bedsteads, tables, chairs, sofa, kitchen piece, lot of harness, three saddles, light cart, lot pikels and rakes, seven barrels, malt mill, three glazed partitions ...

... and sol id bars of iron or of copper are there cut through while cold and hard, as readily as a cook snips carrots in her kitchen; engines driving wheels of eight feet in diameter may be seen placed on a steam-lathe and spun like humming-tops, whilst shavings ...

... father had apparently been at work, he found it sitting on a block opposite the tire. As a reason for its not sitting in the kitchen with its stepmother and the other children, he was informed by Thompson that it was dirty in its habits. Oh examination of ...

... household. Out forefather, had cut painted in coMpleuoua place, in their kitchens, the injunction, Waste not, want not, to remind their .errant, of the duty of economy; and in the vast kitchens castle, and ancient mansions tills admonition may still be traced ...

... could add at least one-third to the elective incomes of their husbands, if they were to spend a little more time in their kitchens, superintending the preparation of the family dinner, instead of contenting themselves with ordering it—if, indeed, they ...

... Groombridge 8t Sons. Poor Letter H, its Use onJ Abuse. 2d. Jackson. Practical Guide to the Culture of the Fruit, Flower, and Kitchen Garden, Is. Dean Son. Dress, Fine Art. 2s. fid. Hall, Virtue, & Co. Tales and Stories from History. By Agnes Strickland. 6t ...

... freouently used, it so often would require to washed if the hair were white. A hearth-brush should always be provided for the kitchen; servant then will have neither excuse nor pretence to make use of the long-handled broom to sweep the bars of the grate—a ...

... 01,1 E, MONDAY, APRIL 10rt, 1854, A l>li the very excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Feather Beds, Kitchen Piece, Capital Clock, Mahogany Chest Drawers, Kitchen. Requisites, &c. Ac., the property Mr. William Ison, who is leaving the country. | Very desirable ...

... to Mr, Vickers, of the Barley Mow. About quarter past six o’clock on the evening of Thursday, April 13tb, she was in the kitchen, apparently in her usual health, though she had complained of slight headache, when on going to drawer for knife, she suddenly ...

... hy the time this subsided, his lobstership was in the middle of the kitchen floor. Ticking him up, Mrs. Smith threw him into pot of boiling water, and then retreated from the kitchen, so convulsed with laughter that she could not utter word. Kitty did ...

... on account of the size of its grains and fertility. Rye, barley, and oats, well tobacco, arc also grown, and every kind of kitchen vegetable flourishes. The inhabitants of North Caucasia sow wheat, barley, oats, and maize. Horses, sheep, and oxen are in ...

... Salop. LAWLEY BANK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. POOLE, VARIETY of Honsebold Furniture, Feather Bed, Clock Gun. Watcher, Kitchen Requisites, and other effects, at Miss Hewlett’s. King's Arms Inn, Lawley Bank (removed there for convenience of sale), at ...