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... Ragous and Fricafies. 8. For Prefet ving, making 4. Directions for dreffing Creams, Jellies, and all man- all Manner of Kitchen Gar- ncr of Confectionary ; wkha den Stuff, &c. particular Receipt for making 5. Making two hundred Orgeat and Blanc Manger ...
... and down twice e- very Week. A Handfome Dwelling HOUSE fafli'd 1 v n the Fron t» confifting of two Parlours, a Hall, a good Kitchen, feven Bed Chambers, four Clofets, a good .Brew-houfe, Dairy-houfe, and other convenient Offices • a good Garden, the Walls ...
... in tin. f loufe, and knowing every one to be in lied, ihc gently (lid from her ll uf baud's Side, and going armed into the Kitchen, to her great Surprize found a Fellow in it, whom fhe feized by the Collar, clapping a Piftol to his Breaft, and alarmed the ...
... left theiri, he goes to Edward Bower, in the c Neighbourhood, and they went together to the * Houfe ; and looking thro' the Kitchen Window, * faw Mr. Jofeph Harvey lying dead on the Hoor, * with his Throat cut. They then came into Brent * Town, and acquainted ...
... abfeonded. On Tuefday Night as Mrs. Miller, Daughter to Mr. Whitman at the King's Arms, Uxbridge, was fitting alleep at the Kitchen Fire, and having a Lin- ncn Gown on, it took Fire and burnt her fb much before it could be pull'd oft, that fhe now lies ...
... GARDENERS DICTIONARY: Containing the Methods of Cultivating and Imprtvmg all Sorts of Trees, Plants and Flowers, For the Kitchen, Fruit, and Pleafure Gardens; As alfo thofe which are ufed in MEDICINE: With Directions for the Culture of VINEYARDS, and ...
... GARDENERS DICTIONARY: Containing the Methods of Cultivating and Improving all Sorts of Trees, Plants, and Flowers, For the Kitchen, Fruit, and Pleafure Gardens -, As alfo thofc which are ufed in MEDICINE: With Directions for the Culture ©f VINEYARDS, and ...
... and when they came again on Saturday Morning found the old People were not ftirring fo foon as ufual, and knocked at the Kitchen Door for fome time without being able to get ad- mittance ; upon which they went to a Park-door Ill- corn usd, and finding ...
... digefting this Saturnine Food, and of liv- ing on their Pojlerity, the fubtle Mr. Fraud recom- mended a 6W out of his own Kitchen, an infinuat- ing fhrewd Wench, one Betty Bribery, who foon re- conciled Things to their Palates, more efpecially after Lewis ...
... judicious Pamphlet, lately publifhed. Anfwer to Dr. Stebbing's Letter. Ef- feminate Men and manly Women. Pifture ofan ?? Lady. A Kitchen Scene, in Imitation of the antient Greek Tragedy. Of fome Animals in North-America. On Men, Manners, Tafte, &c. Mathematical ...
... Cloaths. The Fel- low had firft taken the Maid's Pocket from 'ncr Bedfide, which he had left empty by the Fire-Place in the Kitchen. Margate, March ii. Lnft Night and this Morn- Inn; we have had agr at deal of Snow, and it. is likely to continue: if it ...
... hear from Stockholm, that fince the Return of Baron Shepherd, formerly Ambaflador here, he has much contributed to introduce Kitchen Utenflls made of Iron, inftead of Copper, fo that the former are en- tirely ofed, it being reprefented to his Majefty by the ...