... by Soho Square, (the Door being left openj and. took from off a Table in the back Parlour, two fine Diamond Rings, ofa very confiderable Value, and made off- A Servant Maid, who was in the Kitch- en, feeingthe Rogue go out, called to the Footman, who purfued ...

... and knock'd the Door, under Pretence of bringing the Gentleman Parcel from the Coach ; the Maid thereupon made no Scruple to open it, and going into the Parlour acquaint her Mafter with their Bufincf*, one them followed her, turn'd the hind Part of bit ...

... 'London. On Monday Night laft Mrs. Jenkinfon, a Maiden Lady of a confiderable Fortune, fitting by herfelf in the Parlour at hti Houfe in New Bond-ftreer, it is fuppoled being in a Fit, fell in- to the Fire, and was burnt in fuch a miferable Manner, before ...

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... I*arlour, but could find Carpet, andcali'd up the Maids, and they knew nothing it; all running Dining-Room, fee the new Carper, immediately cry'd out, this the Carpet which was their Mi(irefs's, and in their Parlour.' We hear a Difputc is like to who loofe che ...

... one Man, who lay over the Laundry, and one Maid, who lay in the Garret: Four of the Rogues attack’d the Fore Part of the Houfe, while five were breaking in backwards they had got up the Sadi of the Stone Parlour, but had fomc Difficulty in entering, reafon ...

... Stamford, L plea/ant Part flic Town, late , * Wr - confining of two Parlours, a «,n. • i r'l fIC - four mint, andLJoTcta adjoining, and two Garrets; There , Water into It; with Garden Barn, Maiding lor lix fes. and other Conveniencii aSrdfcl or . ~riVi . En ...

... and the Sheriffs. Officers and Conftables proceeding on Foot;' where! upon his Arrival, his Lordfhip was conduded into a Parlour which was hung with mourning ; and upon his coming into the Room the Sheriff defired his Lordfhip! to fit, which he readily ...

... — The Miftrefs ofthe Houfe and Maid, being in a back Kitchen, narrowly efcaped, fome part of the Chimney falling upon them ; as did a Gentle- woman, who was there for her Health, and her Sifter,, by being in the Parlour, ( where they had bolted them- ...

... Pnifbn in his Water- gruel, which was his cuftomary Brcakfafl, part of which he only drank, faying to the Maid it had an odd Taftc, on which the Maid, not imagining any wicked Defign, drank it up, but in a fhort Time both of them found it to be Poifon, and ...

... Death, provided fhe fhould not make a Will, fell upon the Scheme of counterfeiting Death. She com- municated the Secret to her Maid, who readily embraced it, and gave it out that fhe was dead ; the Apparatus being finifhed, a great many Relations affembled ...

... Bed-fide, while ihe went to call the Maid to warm her Bed 5 which being of Cottony before her Return the Curtains had caught Fird and the old Gentlewoman, who was weak and feeble, could not put it out. As foon as the Maid got up Stairs, ftie found the Room ...