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... confifts of 15 Fire Rooms, five Clofets, a Gallery 60 Foot long, and Wardrobe on the upper Floors, snd upon tie Ground Floor, Kitchen, Scaldry, Ladner, Pantry, Latter- meat Room, Bakehoufe, Brewhoufe, Cellars and Dairy ...
... Ground ard confifts of 15 Fire Rooms, five Clofets, a Gallery 60 *Foot long, on the upper Floors, and upon the Ground Floor, Kitchen, Scaldry, Ladner, Pantry Latter meat Room, Bakehoufe, Brewhoufe, Cellars and Dairy vaulted. The Rental and Progrefs of this ...
... neat Flower-Garden, well Wall- ed, and planted with good Fruit-Trees, with a pleafint Summerhoule*, and alfo a very good Kitchen-Garden : Enquire ac the Ho ife of Mat- thew White Efq; or Mr. Per .-grine Henzell, at the higher Glafs-houfes. ' N. /? Thb ...
... Tythe-free, and with other con iiderable Conveniencies; As alb, two Kitchen Gardens fully ftock'd ami fumifh'd with thechoiceft Wall and Standard Fruit- Trees, and all Manner of Kitchen-ftuff, new Ground, and in the beft Order; and to be Sold at ttie Place ...
... pleafant and convenient Mavlion-houfe of 7 Fire, rooms, with Clofets and Garrets, all well contrived a:J nnifhed, a good Kitchen, two Ceiiars, Brewhoufe, Sta Barns, and all other OiTice houfes requifite, two pleafant] and profitable Fruit-Gardens, two ...
... Bed; ar. her Houfc at Chclfea, ( Si r Robert befog at Win ...
... Quarter Seffions, to let a Candidate their next Election, the room Richard NUht a Boy Years of Age was taken breaking in the Kitchen Sir Robert Walpole at Chelfea. having been help over the Iron Kails and let down into the Area his Accomplices the Footmen ...
... going to Bed at her Houfe a Chelfea, (Sir Robert being at WmdforJ a Boy of about 13 Years old was taken breaking in at the Kitchen Window, hts Body Leing half in, having been help'dover the Iron Rails, and let down tlit Area by bis Accomplice? ; the Footman ...
... unground. A certain Perfon, commonly called the lit- tle Doctor, living in White-Fryars, eat one Day this Week in the three Tun Kitchen, Fet- ter Lane, 240 large Melton O) iters upon a Wager, which he performed in half an Hour, and then declared he could eat ...
... Oiii-es, Stables, Coach-Houfes, &c. Ai alio about 90 Acies of Land. NB. Thac the Furniture, Goods, U.tnfiJS, and Veiiels in the Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, YVafhhoufe, Biewhoufe, dcillhouie, Dairy, and Cellars wiil be Letc, wirluhe laid Houfe: l_n4.-i.eat Ard- ...
... pleafant and convenient Manfion-houfe of 7 Fire- rooms, wich Clofets nni Garrets, all well contrived and finiihed, a good Kitchen, two Cellars, Brewhoufe, Stables, Barns, 2nd all other Office houies requifite, two pieafant and profitable Fruit-Gardens^ ...
... Watling-firect, who fate up hit on Tuefday Night with his Servants to make Chriftmas-Pyes, retir'd from them on a fudden to his Kitchen, and made faft the Door, which they broke open about Six o' Clock, and found him han^d ii his Gartar toa ...