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... money pass between Kitchen and Weston. The witness further stated. that he accompanied Kitchen on the Friday previously, and when they left Mr. Humphteys' premises there was forage in the , cart. He did not see what became of it, as be left the prlsoner ...
... MPROVEIIENT IN KITCHEN RANGES.- c. KITCHEN RANGES are warranted to roast, bake, boll, and steam, in the best possible manner (without any flue), %nd thereby causing a considerable saving In fuel, as well as materially increasing the heat. References given ...
... KITCHENS.—WM. SLARK and SON (No. 10, Cheapside) bee leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry that their PATEN!' STEAM KITCHEN (after an extensive circulation upwards of thirty years) maintains a decided preference for general utility ever every other Apparatus ...
... A S KITCHEN MAID, or as Under Housemaid and to Assist in the Kitchen, a respectable young Woman, who can have a good character from the lady she is about to leave. —Direct M. H., Mr. Ratibetb, cheesernonger, Red Lion-street, Holborn. ...
... APARTMENTS. —WANTED, a FIRST and SECOND FLOOR, with a Kitchen, or a FIRST FLOOR, with good Attics and Kitchen, In the neighbourhood of Portman, Cavendish, Grosvenqr, D or Hanover Squares, to he taken ye a rly in ecember, on_moderate terms, for a quiet ...
... AS KITCHEN MAID, in a Gentleman's family, or Under Housemaid, to assist In the kitchen, a respectable Person, who can have 18 months' good character from the place she has just left —Direct E. R., 84, High -street, Manchester-square. — AMan and his Wife ...
... MOSTHLY REPORT OF THE LEICESTERSQUARE SOUP KITCHEN, &c. Gentlemen,—l respectfully submit to you a report of operations of the kitchen and asylum for January, 1851. The applicants continue daily to be very numerous, and many visitors have been astonished ...
... HAM-YARD SOUP KITCHEN, REFUGE, &c. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. SIR,—I beg respectfully to transmit you the statistics of the last week's operations of this institution, and am happy to say that the list of applicants is gradually diminishing ...
... AI,-_ IRE LEICESTER SQUARE SOUP-KITCHEN. The following is a description of the visit of a clergyman ,o this institution : TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. SIR,—In the course of this week I have had the pleasure of inspecting some of the operations ...
... LEICESTER -SQUARE SOUP-KITCHEN. — EXTREME DISTRESS.—The applicants for relief at the Kitchen this day, March 23, were so great, that the supply of good nourishing soup and bread was withheld from 410 destitute persons, as wen as from some of the ragged ...
... EXTENSIVE STOCK of IRONMONGERY, i n St oves , Fenders, and Fire Irons ; Kitchen Ranges, of all sizes; Kitchen Fur,iture, in copper, iron, and block tin, drawing-room, hall, and table Lamps, Plated Goods, and Cutlery; warm, cold, shower, and all other ...
... TMPROVEMENT IN KITCHEN RANGES.- I Q, C. RICKETS'S PATENT KITCHEN RANGES are warranted to roast, bake, boil, and steam, in the best possible tnanner (without any fine), and thereby causing a considerable saving in fuel, they are admirably adapted for the ...