. The Country gentleman's magazine. Agriculture; Agriculture -- Great Britain. 32 The Country Gcntlaiiaiis Magazine should exist for a man and liis wife without the so-called ornamental cottages which clus- children. It contains a porch (without which ter round our large towns have very little no cottage, howeer small, should be built), of the ornamental about them except in name,. Design for an En Lodge—Fr a living-room, bed-room, scullery, &c. The even among the better class of dwellings ; coal-cellar, ash-pit, and other conveniences are while in the country, with few exceptions, at the

. The Country gentleman's magazine. Agriculture; Agriculture -- Great Britain. 32 The Country Gcntlaiiaiis Magazine should exist for a man and liis wife without the so-called ornamental cottages which clus- children. It contains a porch (without which ter round our large towns have very little no cottage, howeer small, should be built), of the ornamental about them except in name,. Design for an En Lodge—Fr a living-room, bed-room, scullery, &c. The even among the better class of dwellings ; coal-cellar, ash-pit, and other conveniences are while in the country, with few exceptions, at the Stock Photo

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. The Country gentleman's magazine. Agriculture; Agriculture -- Great Britain. 32 The Country Gcntlaiiaiis Magazine should exist for a man and liis wife without the so-called ornamental cottages which clus- children. It contains a porch (without which ter round our large towns have very little no cottage, howeer small, should be built), of the ornamental about them except in name, . Design for an En Lodge—Fr a living-room, bed-room, scullery, &c. The even among the better class of dwellings ; coal-cellar, ash-pit, and other conveniences are while in the country, with few exceptions, at the back, but are not shewn for want of almost all are built after the same bare, tame, room. The estimated cost is ;^io8. unmeaning model, presenting no ageeeable. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. London, S. Marshall & Co

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