... naid The Captain, wh~ogot aglioreiabogts o'clock, returned tO the hibp' %Vitb fome,.oulitry peofle,:faved the Officetuan . maid * the Lady was :aoni thofe who peiied. SeY4d hodies were, we un derllatd wafted aflore-at Kitrgborn. Thelt velfel 'sas urrigged ...

... church, on a certain day and hou - lad year, to marry her. The -meffenger did not fee her, but at the parlour-door was open, he reply returned by the maid in a low voice, that required anfwcr. plaintiff was nnnfuited, there was no evidence to prove that ...

... from an advettisnntnt ; 'bat it may be just ■rt -■■-.' oif ' te.-h, 00 -,.0 ?? i ftuafe Iffta 1 fuil v.ew even to the parlour windows. The House may be seen every day from 12 to 3 to anp'v to Thomas Cranrtourr, W. S. Ne. :-„ North Castle Street. Vfot ...

... two places, in the parlour below. It continued to follow the bell wire in every direation, till it arrived at a fet of bells in the paliage on the ground floor; at the fame inflant it entered the kitchen in two places, threw two maid fervants, who held ...

... the beq entirely ?? ,-it keni; tlien defeended by the wall under the plalfter, and foonA a, vent, in two places, in~ tie parlour below, It continued t6 fs of follow the bell-wire tn every diredion, ti21 it arrived at a fjt. e in 'of belis in the pa ffageon ...

... viz. the parlours, tie hail, and tlhe kitchens efcaaed the general deftrucifion. The caufe of the accident is faid to have arifen from tlae airing of the beds, as the family was expe&ed in town from Gloucefterthire, this nmoroing. Two houfe-maids were in ...

... amusement but sending copy to the printer, and reading the proof sheets, which were never published, but burnt in his back parlour! One day last week, as the landlady of a public Louse ill Sheffield, whol~ad been Warried in the morning, was feasting wit'h ...

... ered in the parlour;' the girl vas theen attacked, and dispatched also. A Mr. Elwood,anelderly clergyriifn, who lodg~ed in the upper part 61 the house, hearing the shrieks ofthie maid, ran. down stairs, and, found both mristress' and maid wvtering in ...

... murdered in the parlour; the girl was then attacked, and difpatched alfo. A Mr. Elwood, an elderly clergyman, who lodged in the tipper part of the houfe, bearing the fhrieks of the maid, came down ftairs,- and found both mifhrefs and maid wveltering in ...

... murdered in the parlour the'girl was then attackedj and difpatched alfo. A Mr. El'vood, an 4 elderly clergyman, who lndges in the upper part of the a houfe, hearing the ihtieks 'of' the maid, ran down ftaiis, and found both miftrefs and maid weltering in ...

... murdered in the parlour. The girl ?? then attacked, and dispatched also. A Mr. EL- wood, an elderly clergyman, who lodges in the upper part of the house, hearing the shrieks of the maid, ran down stairs, and found both mis- tress and maid-welterincg in ...

... gentleman's houfe in o Somerfet Street, Portman Square, having previoufy learn- a Id that no one was in the houlfe but ;he maid fervant, with the dreadful tale that the Butler had broke his leg, a was not expedled to live, and defired fhe would come m- ...