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... and Score Sheep Commont, a very good Houfe, and Bams and Sublet fnfficienr for the Management Bo* an extraordinary good and Kitchen Garden, and j Tittle of a beat Acres tying behind the The Fallow Land all once And near Acres of the farfle already folded ...
... Gate-houfe a few Days ago, for defrauding a FiiVimopger of 3 Brace ot Carp, which had entr 11 fled her to carry to his Majcfty's Kitchen. Thomas Caufton, Efq; appointed Surveyor General all his Majefty's Outsorts in England, in the Room of Thomas lioyd?, Several ...
... belonging, well convenient for three Markers, jl very good Duelling and -Horn* find, with Bain, Stables, very good Orchard and Kitchen Garden, and other Necctf its thereunto belonging, all which will be a very pood Pennyworth require of John Henfon, or of ...
... noble Table in a Country ?? B -- Houis Houfe he hir'd for that purpofe, no lefs then fifty Cooks are daily employ'd in his Kitchens y 'tis hot dpubted but m the next Promotion the Kingiyilfmale him- Marfhal de Camp, to enderpriify him for the Exjpences ...
... on Toefday few Days fincc, a fad Accident happened at the Lord Lechmere's tou : His Lady going along dark P (Tage near the Kitchen, a great Maltiff that belonged the Houfe being in the Way,' tie at her, and took hold her ThrQat, and had it not been for ...
... Clxk, a Fire brc-ke out at Burton's Coffee Houfe in the New oQCii\ou'd by Servant Maid, who at g'.ing had a i Candle in the Kitchen in great Wicker Chair, therein was Pared off which taking Fire, rillrd tVe whole life f» that the People opening Chamber Doors ...
... desired to come as speedy as he can. TO be Lett in St. Martins, Stamford Baron, a very good containing Seven Rooms, with a back Kitchen, Stable, Barn and Garden, and Commons in Sr. Martin's Field, and Enquire of Mr,. John Carter at the Houfe, or Mr. Ro s Plumber ...
... the deling jhatter'd, part of the fPainfcot tore to Pieces, a Gentleman's Morning Gown bwnt, the Pewter blacken din the Kitchen, and the People muchfut* prized, the H ufe being fill'd with a fuiphurous Smoak. On the fame Da\ the Kings Scalding Houfe ...
... Gardens or Parterres-, ot railing and propagating all forts of Floweis, and th£ adorning of Gardens of improving Fruit-Trees, Kitchen-Gardens, and Green Houfe Plants, with the Gentleman's and Gardener's Kalendar, illuftrated wi h Copper Plates. By Richard ...
... ofthe next Month. About three Weeks ago the Cook and Confeftioner at Pontack's playing together, the Cook with his large Kitchen Knife unfortunately ftruck the Conditioner about the Wrift, and wounded him to that degree, that not- withftanding the Care ...
... Authority. The Praftical Fruit Gardener Containing the befl Methods of Draining all forts of Land. Situation proper for a Kitchen Garden. Method of railing Fruit Trees, and of the proper Choice of Stocks, &c; A Spy upon the Conjurer: Or, A ColleCtion of ...
... ijie fame, jj IN the Seat-hoiife atWylam, in ?? of Northuiriberland, areiiowto be 'lei, four very good Fire- Rooms, with the Kitchen, Stabling, and other good Conveniences: Enquire of Wm. Baccon, Efq, in Newton-Ca#, or Mr. Thomas Slater in Newcaftle. ' ; ...