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... There Ia no doabt that the origin of the tire Is owing to the carelessenmates, who have allowed a flue connected with the kitchen to remain for several months back in a foul state. Most of ?? voluables were carried to a nelghbouring Slend'e. The preseot ...
... 1886. George G. Brodie, Astorl, Bir~ming. ham,, and James D. Prior, London - ronvertible, open, and close fire-hoods for kitchen ranges; November 9, 1886. 'Thomas Shakespear, Small Hlesth, Birmrngohiam - sewving machines ;November, 12, 1886. Williame ...
... chamber is an opening for the attachment of the syphon pipe. No. 11,432. H. Treibert, of Eamburg, Germany.-c Kitchen ranges: Improvements in kitchen ranges, con- sisting in a heating apparatus which is formed of two tubes of horse-shoe shape, the latter being ...
... machinery for etching or engraving rollersfor printing. Dated March 7, 18618. Frederick J. Baynes, London, Improvements in kitchen ranges, applicable to cooking stoves. Dated March 7, 1868. Henry Willis, London, improvements in the construction. of organs ...
... body of a man was found on the kitchen hearth, on Tuesday morning early, and the Coroner and Jury assembled on Friday aboat noon; ;cryo, the unfortunate deceased ought to have remasined iQ that pesition, close to the kitchen fire-place, upwards of three ...
... branches of the trade, nippers, tweezers, sad key rnoge are In rather more request, principally on account of export trade. The kitchen furniture trade is slack, both in the wrought and east departmento, The jpanncro nod tin-plate workers are chiefly engaged ...
... Shre, A. Robson, H. Moreton, IL Smith, W. Brown. A. Rose, J. H. Smith, 0. Chet- lalnd, J. Smith, H. Wharton, G. Camnerer, C. Kitchen, e A. Willi m, S. Pitt 0. t J. H. Keesey, W. G. Hnt, ¢ Bl Bickley (solicitor). and J. Andrews (secretary).-The > annual report ...
... depres- sion in the trades of this locality, bothas regards the light and heavy hardware branches. Timned and japanned. kitchen ware is, perhaps, fn rather better domand, and the improved enamelled hollow-ware-as made by bMessrs. Idenriok-is more enquired ...
... i bini for tire vurpose of supplyimrg soup to the po-jr of hill palis!;, the rev. gentlemian has decided to ope's a soup) kitchen at once, anld, if the doeutions which he Iropes to obtain will admirt of it, Mr. Tarise proposes to rontisrue the supply of ...
... the new Grand 11stel (in lI Paixf and senut upwnrds of an hour in the establiehmornt, visiting ail the principal rooms, the kitchens, and even the cellars which well hold S3O00,0 bottles of wine. It is announced that this vast caravansary, which rivals the ...
... manufasture of the links of metallic chains and metallic rings and hoops for various purposes; June 29, 1892. James Atkins-kitchen or cooling ranges; August 15, 1892. James A. Lamplugh-saddles or seats of bicycles, tricycdes. and other velocipedes;, Augast ...
... the saddlers at Walsa~l are doing an impsroving busi- ness. The West llromuwiob ironfounders are basier this week in the kitchen goods department, and there is more inquiry in the neighbourhood for iron boats and boilers. The tubs works at Wednesbury ...