... fituate in Whittock'e-lane; confiding of a large commodious Otop, with a compter behind the together with two parlours, a good kitchen, with a pump ol excellent water adjoining; four bed-chambers, and convenient clofets; with brew-houfeand cellar detached; ...

... Williams, the wife of the prosecutor, who keeps an eating house Milford-street, left the shop about ten o'clock to go into back kitchen, and while there , her husband called to her that there was some one in the shop; she returned thither and saw the front door ...

... that desirable and convenient DWELLING-HOUSE containing Four Sitting Rooms, Five best Bed Rooms Two Servants' Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, and othei Offices, with the Garden, Coach-house, and Stable adjoining, situate the Close Salisbury, for many years ...

... defendant's. The former tenant was a Mr. Fish, and he erected a waggon-house and furnace during his tenancy, besides providing a kitchen range and several shelves. All these fixtures had to taken and paid for by the mcorniiig tenant, and he (plaintiff) paid for ...

... Joseph Morey, landlord of the White Hart Inn, Yetniinster, on the 12th June. —Complainant stated that, hearing row in his kitchen, he proceeded there, and found the defendant his shirtsleeves, wanting to fight. He asked defendant put on his things and ...

... furniture at valuation-- S.W., Eveosssog Pote. an 0 LET, 7, SALUTARY MOUNT, Heavitree, 3 ha * reception rooms, 5 betlrooms, kitchen on ground Trh floor. Rent £36 per year. Keys 2, Prospect Villas, We Opposite.-Apply 23, Paris-street. lat T0 LEIT, six-roomed ...

... FULLY-LICENSED nnd PREMISES, known as the Mitre N' ot«l.—Gaouua Floor.—Bar, smoking-room, J*r' * l. and private aitting-rooms, kitchen, still- *»s and offices officesb**s (40ft* - Drawing-room, large dining and '- 17ft., convertible, necessary, into two * »T ...

... at 10s - - ' .Oom Paul's Hat poem, Miss C. Foxy fli Panted on card (11 by in two colours, Portraits Lord* Roberts &y d Kitchener; 's ' Thf, Duchess Buckingham 'V «.' 'oh are fold at 3d. each for the benefit Courier and Evening Mail tv Ir,a bo-obtained ...

... Brown, Summeriands, Yeovil. abou about 16.— RYRS, 39, St. Leonard’s, Weymot ‘OUSEMAID (under) Wanxrev. Also APTERNOO} HELP in kitchen. Age about 18.—Mrs. Gisson astney, Weymouth. “g OUSE-PARLOURMAID Small Mrs. Luoyp, Holcote, Y¥: eovi — “IF UNIO“ CLERK W = ...

... two in family;' early in September; good character indispensable.—Apply Mrs. Paddon, Okehampton. .—— DLAIN COOK, or good KITCHEN-MAID. fo r light situation ; Churchwoman ; good character. — Mrs. Blencowe Sparke, Misterton Lodge, Crewkerne, Somerset. WANTED ...

... n»M«*J« Deeply regret to iaferm thai M. Ball, R.A.M.C., attached to the 9th Worcester*, died of wounds April 10th, 1916. Lord Kitchener expresses sympathy.—Secretary, War Office. Lieutenant Ball, who was married to Miss six years ago, was in practice Emsworth ...

... tained B r) ' .. e meetin Bo entertricks mvstifil^ l^ 3 ' wh se cleve r conjuring I!? the audience. It was anon Saturn soup kitchen will be opened y s the weather becomes severe, assist was made for volunteers to ' . the making and serving the soup. to was ...