... canie up the kitchen (fairs on hearirng agreat nuumber of nigh wvords pa~s between 'Mr. K. and Mr. S. Her own ;itrintion had alf'o been drawn by the noife, and, as ftheoieorcd hcr larlour door, thre faw the two L, rvants on the kitchen Itirs. Mr. and ...

... chimney, pt .r, ad~u 4'wbg ghhls, mrinrror, & . Kidderr~mitiiter andi. Bruf- felS C irp tfl chota, glafl. earthen wvare: and kitchen rcquilitcj. 1 1iC, 'il '0 -L-t I E6I i~ IUI S IA [ i~ bedlur11,I It sy. To be nelseto itariiy Sorld, by IVtIls's. IMS- and ...

... accident, wihlch threatened to be' fatal, happened Yi to a Lady in Hatton Gar~deD on Wednefdav afternooni e, -e'oing into the kitchen to fee the iate of 'orwar'dnefs fe of the dirpner providic t foir a' prtv of friends, 'her is cloIat'hs ctiughti rfte. IB ...

... feverity of the feafon, early in February a mavis nefi was built, j in a (mall box tree, about i6 inches from the C ground, in a kitchen garden in the neighbourhood d of Glafgow, and, on Thurfday lafi, the young n took wing in a well-feathered condition. Du- ...

... Militia, faid, that on the gth of May, between two and four afterrioonj he went into Ormifton's, b and while paffing the kitchen,- faw Shaw, who t offered him part of a dram he had called for.- That Mrs Goldie came by, and alked- Shaw for what he owed ...

... thar as he was known to the perfons belonging to the houthold of the King, he might easily obtain ad- mifflion into the kitchen, and if he confented to throw unperceived into the boiler (la viarmiito) a little parcel which would be given to him, his ...

... outer-coat pocket, on the right fide. He alfo procured a quantity of faltpetre, which he diffolved in water, and fat down by the kitchen fire, with pieces of paper, in order to make nsatches for firing his cannon.' I-e dipped the paper into th e liquid, and dried ...

... the whole liate fide, and the corn- mon felons fide, with the lodge and keeper's houfe, and the tap-room, now called the kitchen, the felons I en the matter's fide pay 2S. 6d. per weec for the ac- I wommodition of bed and bedding, for which the flate ...

... SHEPHERD.7 ~nd gaeswaaiaio boihtby the plaintiffp~a ffove-e gaemaker, to recover fromt the defendant thre value h Iity of a kitchen range and copper, vu i 71. 15furnifh' 110 edto him. , au .is nesh Mr.EaR.Pt N, for the plainitiff, Rfated, that his I~ At ...

... curious circumfiances transpired: The houfemaid of Mr. Shaw depofed, that on Saturday morning the cook went tip flairs from the kitchen to her own room, as fuppofed, for the purpofe of getting her book ready for the infpeclion of her nmafter; when, on going ...

... acres r od a half ot goodmeadow lard; the prhe nrni have 7 bed chambers, a draswsng ropin, tivo parlours, butle-r's room, kitchen, aniple. cellaring cool dairy, and als usetal Spoi- ces, temewholeBin good'renpai;r aGlearly possessiom h iihowihout 'thi ...

... about the end of July, four mnn surprised thoservant maid of ltrs. Uight in the gar- den, while securing the windows o the kitchen. i'hee oftlbem rifled-thehouse,andcarriedoif thearticles srccified in the in- didci'ent, while the other preyented the maid ...