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... SERVANTS WANTED. AMan who understands the Management of a Kitchen Garden, and the care of a Horse and Gig. A Woman who is a perfect plain Cook, and can manage a small Dairy. A Man and his Wife will not be objected to. None need apply whose characters ...
... Wardswornen, and those employed hi the kitchen, shall be allowed 111 b. of bread daily. The Committee may diminish the quantity of soup, or the number of days on which soup shall be given, at their discretion, giving such other provisions in lieu thereof ...
... - PATENT SELF-ACTING KITCHEN RANGES, with Oven and Boiler, for Baking, Steluning, Roasting, Roiling, and a conStantsuppirof pure Hot Water, all of which is performed With an open fire and with winding checks, the Mule as ranges, on the old prlnciple the ...
... ARetired COTTAGE to Let furnished, consisting of Two good sized Parlours, Four Bed-rooms, Kitchen, Outoffice, and small Garden, twelve Allies from London, and one from a capital Market Town. A part might be taken, if wanted, for a Twelvemonth. • Enquire ...
... PATEN T ECONOMICAL KITCHEN RANGE without Flues. 247, Tottenham-court-road, is calculated for Small and Extensive Cooking, vvitk or without Steam Apparatus ; can be set by any Bricklayer; no danger of setting fire to the Chimney as other Ranges; is not ...
... runels ;-bell, eously consibeen IS eirnot of )thers, ciency e raft, swell passtiettlar te able oadcd, eleven 3eALfort unusual kitchen, the man 'that he manner !tired to ving recustom, im, and .d-room, n to his man exle floor, severed! the rash e cold), :orouer's ...
... dwelling house, containing entrance-hall, diningroom, drawing-room, kitchen, housekeeper's-room, pantry, and cellars, and nine bed-rooms, and Water closet, up stairs Larder adjoining the kitchen Wash-house,stable,andcoach-house• in one range, with loft over ...
... after he had done, and they were taken up stairs, she put the fire out in the back kitchen by throwing nearly a quart of water upon it; she locked the door of the front kitchen, after she had shut the shutters, and no person went into it after, to her knowledge ...
... th e kitchen, and soon after her departure she heard the report of firc arms proceed front the kitchen. She immediately ran to the back kitchen-window, and looking through it, saw the body of the deceased lying on the floor of the front kitchen. Witness ...
... the 10th inst., the prosecutor was alarmed by a noise in his hack-kitchen, where there was a sack of flour. He took his gun and went to the window. Seeing the prisoner near the kitchen door, and believing there were more robbers within, lie presented ...
... was called op by Dr. Kitchener's footman, who begged him to come instantly, as his master was dying. He hastened to the house with all speed, and found deceased quite dead. An attempt to bleed him was quite ineffectual. Dr. Kitchener often declared to witness ...
... Donatty, was applied to by the female prisoner, Mary Brown, for the kitchen, which was then unoccupied, and who stated , herself to be a single woman. She subsequently let the kitchen, to Mary Brown, and the latter took possession at night. Three , or ...