... la Y repeatedly without effea, they burft it open, t and, after fome refearch, found the unhappy a Lady dead in the back kitchen, with feveral marks of favage v!iolence on her body, and her mouth flopped with an handkerchief. The t Lhoufe was plundered ...

... ilet in the Borough, sonl they law &1iddletsn in t ie Street, jait at before they came to the door. Upon going into the at kitchen, they found H ker, and another perfon called an Gallo~pin~g Dick. T hey refilted every attempt of the as, officers to take ...

... dinner; and it appears that witneisa having mentioned what lie obtlerved to Mit's Rasines tr! and Tmirs Leefoss, 'went into the kitchen and corn- li( nisoncatnd it to Mils; Gregory, who immediately it went up' flairs, and, as before lisated3 went in fearcla ...

... the prifoner; that on Saturday the 3d of May laft, between eight and nine o'clock in the evening, his maiter came into the kitchen, ordered him to get his (upper, and go home, for lie wanted the family to go to bed. He accord- ingly went home, and returned ...

... that on.Saturday, the 3d of May laft, betweeni eight th5 zreal nine o'clock in the evening, his mailer came into faic the kitchen, ordered him to get his fupper, and go lett home ; (he flep t in the town, not, in Mlr. Mledhurft's 'hall houfey,! IZar he ...

... pazed or forced open the door leading into the front-kitchen, and the noife occafioned by the fall of forne part of the frame of the door, awaked the under-butlcr, who flept not far from the kitchen, rnd who came immediately to the fpot. l-he reft.of the ...

... nine'her mafter returnd'e, bui prvious, to .this her miffrefs had gone up ?? tioler roon. 'On his 'eturn he came into the kitchen, where the witnef& was, a0d-after mendoning ±hat, heard ,thli&ueafcd hadbeen drunk in the afternoor4 reproved -her very, feverely ...

... gift 'of the ,iaoip of London. * Sindal' morning, at- his Houfe in Pimlico, Mr. Tohu Luke, 4Wfatei Scowercrrn his Majefty'i Kitchen; he was takcn ill on .Tuef'da laft. STOCK EXCHYNGE. Fank Stock . . Imp. Annuitics , per Ct. Red. 564t I Irilh . per Cent ...

... neighbours in the tillage of Itenfington, the one a keather fellei, and. the other a clergymnan. Part -of the clergyman's kitchen garden lies behi 'd the lea-. ther feller's cottage, and as he did not. wiA1 that the leather-feller fhould have an opportunity ...

... Sheffield, who had been mary ied in the mornin,%,wea fealting with her friends in a rboni Up flairs, a klier came into the 'kitchen, anld a1,;d. for a pahit of tile, which he drank, called for a fecond, and a third tie fervant refufed giving more than 'a ...

... this Roval Iilh as a lirefcot to the Queen ; and as there is to be an entertainment at Windfor this day the Clerk of the Kitchen ffent it off dire~lv. TIhe Prince of WVales has been pleated to alpoinl the Rev. Thomras Alexander Willis, B. A. of Jefius ...

... good natured enough -to allow him to fearch for it. He generally contrives to-have occafion t.0 look for his ball in the kitchen, and then picks.up any portable article that may be worth carrying off. The boystiied on Friday were detcaed in healing table ...