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... hold themfelves in readinefs, at a Jay's Warning, upon any Emergency. Several Perfons are difcharg'd out of his Majefly's Kitchen as coming under the Defcription fet forth in the Procla- mat ion. Yefterday was feiz'd, at the Bell-Savage Inn on Ludgate- ...
... at . A i;le!-Iurv, near Ranbury in Oxforl/hire, LLS Vore ti Trees, Fbit ditw,,Flowering Shrubs 3 Ever Greens, Flower Seed, Kitchen Seed; Annual ditto, &c. Alfo Tulips,. of the Dutch Breeders: Any Gentleman may depend on being pUnatally ferved by the laid ...
... expended 19 Barrels of Powder in blowing it up ; but there Mil remain lone Rooms of that good Barrack, that • arc ufeful for Kitchens, Sce. to the Duke, Lieutenant Ge• neral Hawley, and Lord A:bemare On the zzd we ' fent out Lieutenant Colonel Howard, and ...
... Oldbury, within Half a Mile of Bridgnorth, in the Coun.y Salop, AHandfome new-built Brick-Houle, confifl- ing of a large Kitchen a Hall, and two hand fome Parlours, fix good Lodging Rooms on the firli Floor, with Garretts over them, a very good Brewhoufe ...
... Stables, and other ufeful and convenient Outbuildings, all in good 'Repair, and feveral neat well walled Fruit, Fleafurc, and Kitchen Gardens; and Fifh-ponds, Stews, and Canals, well Wired with Fifh, and to which there is likewife a good Fgrin tiouft belotigiw ...
... hear from Magbrafclt, that on queiday they had terrible Thun er and Lightning there; and that a Ball Fire falling down the Kitchen Chimney, at the Houfe Airs. Lawfin, a Widow Gentlywoman living near the Town, where /he, her two Sons, and a fourth Per/on ...
... fporting Country, between Sutron-Coldfield and Cannock Wood, confaling of a modern welh built Houfe, fix Rooms on a Floor, the Kitchen and another Offices ew built and feparate from the Houfe, with very good Gardens well planted with Fruit Trees, and Stabling ...
... e, valued at eighteen P,;unds, 4 large convenient Building, viz. a Hall, at,d two larte Patlouis ..the firit Floor, with Kitchen and Offices in \Ni , v l 9 ,l ''''' Bed-Chamber and Dreffing-Roorn in the other i four Beon'; bets, and a very large Dining-Room ...
... his Men a fat Goole for CI:fill- . mas-Day, which %is laid every one had. •A. Place was found to conceal Goods under his Kitchen, and , at on. of the Love's was found a Tub of fatted ;Mutton. alfo laid, they have brought two Sheep at a Time out of Romney ...
... Mark Firmin, late of Sudbury, in the County of Suffolk, Innholder. Atrhur Edmelton, of Newcaltle upon Tyne,Merchant. John Kitchen, late of the Parifh of St. Ann Weitininfter, in the County of Middlelex, Grocer and Chapman. Jofeph Gibbs, late of Ameriham ...
... /y BANKRU P T S. • Francis Grueber, of the Town of Feverfham in the Coubty of K:-.nt, Gunpowder-maker. John Belt, late of Kitchen End in the Parifh of Pulloxhilf, in the County of Bedford, Dairyman, liigler, Dealet , and John B3wker, late of the City of ...
... en. Some Men , the Houle and call'd - for a Pint of Beer, and trefs of the Houle went to draw the Br,. the 7 e- into the Kitchen, where they found the Mailer of afleep, they awakcn'd him, out t . 014 hi m they . ...