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... at :Michaelmas next) ot c 11 el uage, containing Five Rooms on a Floor, v . a. on the Giourl2 one large Parlour with a Drawing-Room, and cue Parlour. all watilfcotted, and fitted u with Marble Chirrincy- P.. cs and Slabs, one large Hall wainfeorted ...
... the Gate: Confiting of four Rooms (including the Cha.fe-Houfc) in Front; within which isa fafhionable stair Cate, a beck Parlour, a large Kitchen join'd by Larders, and a fpacious Brewhoufe ; oppofice is various siowage for Liguors, Woed, ana Coal: ‘i ...
... 'To E At Term Years AVery commodious new-built TIDWELL-HOUSE Patiih the Parlours all Hal' all firff Floor with under Brick cn the and on very -Houfe and adjoining the Houfe StairSt Me plentiful B Furnaces Mr in or Mr Houle To be S L Barton Manor cf IVebbetcn ...
... Footman of Major Sneed’s the Troop they all being intimate and all living South-Audley-Street Grofvenor-Sqaare : At Night Servant-Maid went to Bed and left them all good Harmony over a Bowl Punch but at Four Yederday Morning die was waked by a great Noife on ...
... while the Maid was gone to fetch the Key of the Room from the Miftrefs, in order to ffiew him the Lodgings, having !eft the Parlour-Door open, the fparkling Sharper had the Meaner, to Steal a Silver Spoon out of the Cupboard ; and upon the Maid's Return ...
... to be yifiting Door while the Maid was gone to fetch Key Room from the Mittrefs in order to (hew him the Lodgings having left the Parlour-Door open fparkling Sharper had to a Silver Spoon out the Cupboard and upon the Maid’s Return he declined looking ...
... take a Key off a Bunch which belonged a Besufet up-flairs wherein the Plate flood, which they carricd off undilcovered. The Maid was below in the Kitchen, and hi ard htuly gn ur-ftairs, but concluded it was one of the Farratiy. Lilt Week a iage Cheft was ...
... each Picce, ivifbotit Aharement. BE LET 1-, AVery good Dwelling Houfe, fit for a large Family ; confirting of a Hail, three Parlours, a Study, a large Ki:ehen, three Pantries, &large Wath•houfe, and Brew-houfe, and a Lindry over it, very good Cellars, eight ...
... Magnus Church, London-Bridge; and Soil by the following Bookfeliere, Mr. Abree, at Canterbury; Mr. Mercer and Mr. Gostam, at Maid. fione ; Mr Maul, at Chatham; Mr Wood, at Stroud; Mt. Winder, at Tenterden ; and Mr. Toes, at Folkfione. ;ow e lagnift may ...
... twelve Days ago in Hatton Garden, and obferv'd Servant Maid, (he was cleaning the F.ntry, Hep down Stairs, cateiefsly leaving the Street Door open ; he took the Opportunity, and dipt into the Parlour, where found Violin and other Things, which had colt ...
... others that he about twelve ago in Hatton Garden obferved a Servant Maid was cleaning the Entry ftep down carelefly leaving Street Dooropen he took 'he Opportunity and flipt into the Parlour where he found a Vi oun other Things which had coil Owner -even ...