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... Berwick on Tweel. The H.use consis's of Dining and Drawing ltooms, Three Bed Rooms, One Dressing Room, with Servants’ Rooms, Kitchens, &c. Attached are a Coach-house, Stable, and a large excellent Garden. ALSO WILL BE LET WITH THE HOUSE, A FIELD, containing ...
... broken. Care sha'l be taken of the pewter spoons, and thet the weoden ones used in the kitchen be not broken or stolen. % Thel;nge—‘ shall not Viulemxr;‘y'l' the kitchen maids; and he that gets cne of them with child shall pay a fine of two marks to his ...
... Berwick, known by the name of “THE HOPE,” and lately occupied by Mr. Dewozay. The FHouse consists of Four Fire-rooms and a Kitchen, and the Garden is in excel lent condition. For Particulars apply to Mr. Browx, at the Hope Close. ...
... guest, Mr Porteous an‘ md‘* 1':;:':;“‘ 'l;l.d‘;r n;(li \\’h‘:::ddcr at their makers. was stolen from the inside of their kitchen window in | Mr. Rutherford was supported by Messrs Clark and Nicol of Wre ovk haiisil Tadinds. 'll��im:]mgm l;l_,;lm-t fro;u ...
... never do it at a window ; I'd | terminated on the 6th of August, 1851, at which perather do it before the servants in the kitchen. De- | riod all the savings now forming the reserve fund, as fendant (warmly): What right had the vagabond to ! also whatever ...
... TO BE LET, And entered to al Whitsunday neat, SMALL SELF-CONTAINED HOUSE, of Threo A_ Rooms and Kitchen, in CASTLEGATE, at present oceupied by Misses Aitchison. Apply to Mr. G. Romisox, Auctioneer, or Miss E. Dovps, Iligh Street. ...
... Pritiieges they might think nceessary for their ecclesi- The present hoars of teaching and other particulars | Fenders, &c. &c., Kitchen Requisites, and various other | somant with two earts to Heiton Mill, near Kelso, for | Ifetton House, was chairman, and Mr ...
... Chapter each subscribed £5 towards its erection. Mr Dobson, architect, of Newcastle, drew the plan for its erection. A soup-kitchen has been open at Waaler since the 4th ult, and an ample supply of excellent soup is regularly served out twice a weck to about ...
... to be vulgar, coarse, and witty, it is not that of ** a lady,” unless she huppens to have been born in .;rw;uwd bred in a kitchen. ,\lury'r:udvmn informs me that your ladyship does not keep either a cook or a housekeeper, and ;l;! ;-'nnl; require a drl ...
... Drawing Room, 25 feet by 16} ; also, four excellent Lodging Rooms and Water-Closet, three Servants’ Rooms, Siore Room, good Kitchen, capital Ceilar, and other offices. Also, a Tank capable of containing two thousand Gallons, which ensures a constant supply ...
... suitable, and convenient HOUSE for SEA BATHING. Lodgers may be accommodated with Dining and Drawiog Room, five Bed Rooms, Kitchen, and Larder. HOT, COLD, and SHOWER BATIHS during the Season, on the most moderate terms. Eyemouth, 27th Murch, 1340, ...
... doors and windows which were taken out. The walls of the house are not much injured. Two wings attached to the house and the kitchen, being under distinet roofs, are not injured. There are no water engines belonging to Coldstream, but a great quantity of ...