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... Capons; ifl Poultry, with a Man lion -houfe, confining of fix Fire Rooms, three Clofets, a Pantry, two Wardrobes, a Cellar, Kitchen, Nurfery, Servants- Room, and Woman's- Houfe; with OSes Houfes all in good Repair, and a numerous Plantation c; feveral Thoiifand ...
... Clare near Warminster, in a Morning when a Kettle of Broth was making for his Family, was so officious as to come into the Kitchen, and seeing some Oatmeal on a Trencher upon a Shelf, suppos'd they had left it out, and therefore threw it into the Kettle ...
... Brother Sir Edward Stanley, Bart, is chofen Rettor of Liv.rpoole. Some Time ago one Mr. Clare near Warminfter, coming into his Kitchen when Kettle of Broth was making for the Family, and l'eeing fome Oatmeal upon a Trencher on a Shelf, luppoied they had forgot ...
... the Countv of Ritl.nl, very Houfd will built, three Rooms upon Floor, three Stories with good Ctillw s well fkuat.d, with Kitchen, Brewhoufe, land Pump, a goo.l Barn, Stable;, O.c'iard, I Gardens with Greens and Box Edgings, &c. fit for private Gentleman ...
... fide ofthe Street, presently poffeffej by William Cailendar Writer there ; cdn_ift.nf» of four Fire rooms, a moft fpaciou- Kitchen, two large Garrets, v.; : j. Cellars for ftrong ani fmall Liquors, and a Brew hcufe,' Stabling for 36 Horfes, with two convenient ...
... [Award the Preficutse of Soieebody her Door. 'When i came is, we tat Oa Vire the Rings to the Ninon ; and then, n in the Kitchen, and drank a Glafe or two. New, hew could you (wear that h e r oo k away .ftoss any Husband thould come ard catch us,_--- ...
... is warned not to too much his own Perfon and that of the Medford Prince, and to have a particular Care taken of the Royal Kitchen • and though fuck Advkes be not much minded, keit% the Letter is fealcd up with a great and unknown . Seal, yet the King's ...
... a very convenient Houfe, a little down Clofs, on the South-fide ofthe Caftle-hill, confining of three Sto- reys ( befides Kitchen, Pantry and Cellar under Ground) with Brewhoufe, Bakehoufe, Coal-cellar, a little Carder, Yard and other Conveniencies, all ...
... convenient Houre, a little down Oofs, on .he 1 Sbufh-fide of the : Caftle-hilj, con.ir.ing of three Sro- reys f be fides Kitchen, Pantry and Cellar under. Ground; •with* Brewhbufe, Bakehoufe, Coal-cellar, a. little Garden, Y>rd and other Conveniencies ...
... a very convenient Houfe, a little down Clofs, ©nlhe South-fide ofthe Caftle-hill, confifting of three Sto- reys (betides Kitchen, Pantry and Cellar under Ground; vith Brewhoufe, Bakehoufe, Coal-cellar, a little Garden, Yard and) other Conveniencies, all ...
... a very convenient Houfe, a little down Clofs en tne South-side of the Castle-bill, confifting of. three storeys (besides Kitchen, Pantry and Cellar under Ground) with Brewhoufe, Bakehoufe. Coal-cellar, a little Garden, Yard and other Conveniencies, all ...
... very convenient Hooie, a little down Clofs, on the South-fide of the Gaftie-bifl, confiding of three Sto. revs (betides Kitchen, Pantry and Cellar under Ground) wrh Brewhoafe, Bakehoufe, Goal-cellar, a little Garden, Yard and other Convcniencies, all ...