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... the was accordingly directed to go ti t wards, 314 d hi ing a Scotchwoman, cumpo.enr I, culinary task, to perform it in the kitchen. :tlt.r long delly, the hoard, fancying the htuth made all the while, the fellow returned ay.', honours, that there was ...
... Dark-Gate, and comman.ling a full-view of La reet, and consisting of eurn.ive Cellars uc 'T. ground. a good Stoop, Pankow, Kitchen, and ScuPerv, on the ground floor; it pleanint Sitting-roma and two Bedrooms, on the fin( floor, and four Bed-roonts no Me ...
... &shred urn immediately, ACapital Family HOUSE, in King-street, in excellent repair: consisting. ow the ground door. of a kitchen, pantry. butler'. pantry, and two cellar.; the first door. three good sitting rooms on the second floor, Al spacious rOOBl ...
... and commanding a full view of Lammas-g reet, and rmisis , ing af estensive Cellars under/round, and a good Shop, Parlour, Kitchen, nod Senders, an the ground thaw t a pleasant Sittiag-room and two Bearooms, the first floor, and four Bed-rooms on the second ...
... Chelterham, to Ann ' eldest daughter of Mr. Munday, printer ar.l bookseller, of Oxturd. At Glasbury, Bretonshire, Mr. Thomas Kitchen, to Mary Jenkins, second daughter of Mr. John Jenkins, of New Court, both of the Comer place. Mr. John Hughes, of Fauteld-House ...
... years, and Entered wpm immediately, A Capital Family HOUSE, in King-street, in repair: enaskstiag, on the ground door, of kitchen, pastry, butler's pastry, and two cellar,: on first door, three good sitting raoms on the - second a spacious drawing mien ...
... and a bed-room, both conveniently and comfortably furniehed. A dinner was jirmiiled for the lion. Baronet, at the public kitchen of the prison, to which he and half a dozen of his friends sat down at six o'clock. The Hon. Baronet, when desirous of taking ...
... sush a style AS VCal see in country-house of an English Gentleinan of year. The court.yard contains a t mi. of water. 'rile kitchen is a separate building, dat the end of the square, and contains every repoisite da:ion. Bonaparte rode out some time 3.,i0 ...
... LOT. riNHE MESSUAGIi or PUBLIC-HOUSE. called A. the SHIP, and its Apporienances, comprising two Kitchens, two Parlours, (or Heil-looms, a brewing Kitchen, a C,ellar, a liarden, now in the occupation. of Elizabeth Roberts. Also, the newly-boilt RAKE-HOUSE ...
... William Borgess, comprising a Parlour, a Kitchen, a Shop rooms, Bedrooms, and a Garden. Also, the new-built DWELLING-HOUSE, and its Appurtenances, in the occupation of Captssia John Bell. cornarising a Kitchen, a Parlour, a Laredo, two Bed-roomsand a ...
... RESI- 1/1 7 .NCE called THORNTON, ',isolate in the parish of Plininton, in the said county, consisting of two parlours, two kitchens. pantry. ate. a eantetball. dwu cellars, si; bedrooms..ervants bed.ronies,:a brew.hnose is four stalled b.ntile and coach-home ...
... road to Pembroke. The Dow., the first flour, uf a dining and small breakfast grafloar s with butler's pantry, laundry, a kitchen,' larder, scullery, and celini, underneath 40 airy staircase; nu seemed lone a • ingsrontn. four be,..rnoms, wills two dr ...