... that his lady retired to her chamber before nine o'clock : That made her a negus, as was his cuftom, and carried it into the parlour; but finding Ivr gone, he went ftairs with it to her chamber : That fhe took the negus of him the chamber-door, and (hutting ...

... pro- pjr ciiftance irom the 'houfe.) The ground I.oor of v.'iiich coniifls cf a large a'tchen, maid fcrvants room, fculicry, larder, mens fcrvantsioom, parlour, wine and beer ceiiais, The firft floor conlifts of -i-.i oeltogon falcon, lobby, a din- ing ...

... teres. i& which the houfe is buiit ; the ground floor 'of v.iiich coniiils of a large kitchen, maid fc; vants room, lcullery, larder, mens fervants room j parlour, wine and bce.r cellars. The firft floor confifts of an octogon faliion,, kr-e. lobby, a dining ...

... acres, in which the houfe isbuilt; the ground floor of wliich confifls of a large kitclien, maid fervants room, fcullery, larder, mens fervants room, parlour, wine and beer cellars. • The firft floor confifts of an ?? faloon, large lobby, a dining room ...

... acres, in which the houfe is built ; the ground floor of wnich con lifts of a large kitchen, maid fervants room, fcullery, larder, mens fervants room, parlour, wine and beer cellars. Th.. firfl floor confifls of an o ...

... the fuhfeription fhall fucceed fo far, he propofes to bring from England, compleat fervants tot teach cook-maids, chamber-maids, and laundry-maids id perfeftion, fo that fubfcribers wiil have always a certainty of having fervants compleatiy taught the different ...

... commodious. There are in the parlour floor, a large dining room, a finall waiting parlour, a fmall light room, with a bed in it, alight pantry, and a lobby. On the firft floor, a draw-ing room, a handfome drefling room or parlour, and a bed room, with a light ...

... put her coat up. They immediately began dragging her maid about, curfing and fwearing to her, that if would be quiet# they would not hurt her. Mrs Hutchins begged them to fignify loudly to her maid, that they would not hurt her, a* {he was hard of hearing ...

... finoke. There are in the parlour floor, a large dtning room, a fmall waiting parlour, a fmall light roam, with abeel in it, a light pantry, and a lobby. — On the tirfl floor, a drawing rcom, ahandfome dreffing room or parlour, and a bed room, with a light ...

... her coat up — they immediately began drag- ging her maid about, curling and fwearing to her, ttiat it fee would be quiet they would not hurt her ; Mrs. Hutchins begged them to fignify loudly to her maid that they would not hurt her, as fhe was hard of hearing ...

... that was either |melted, or fo battered, ?V t it is little better than old hirer ; every glal's * in the ?? ' . t ]i-cail parlour below was fhattered into millions of n ? „ s ■ the cieling and walls ...

... and that was ecither melted, or {o battered, that it is little better than old filver ; every glafs 1 'in the north-eaft parlour below was fhattered into millions of pieces ; the cieling and walls of the north-weft, rooms, below and above, were likewife ...