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... To be L E T T, . And entered upon Immediately •% ANEW ERECTED MESSUAGnor TENEMENT, confifting ofa Kitchen, Two Parlours, Pantry and a Brew Houfe, with Chambers over the lame, and a Gaiden thereunto belonging, pleafantly »l ua j cd . * Ballance Street ...
... Derby, July iz, 1783. WANTED, In a Gentleman* s Family, in the Northern Part of this County, AGOOD KITCHEN GARDENER. A Angle Man, or a married without a Family, would be prefer'd to any other. ..None need to apply but who can bring a good Character.- ...
... confifting of very rcomy- lofty Cellars, two Parlours in From, one of them papered and Marble Chimney-Piece, a good Kitchen, a back Kitchen or Brewhoufe with a Pump in it- and moft excellent Water, Pantry, and every other Conveniency, handfome Stair-Cafe ...
... Rogues, one of whom put his Hand through' the Hole at the Top of the Kitchen Window Shutter, and Was endeavouring to put back the Bolts, when a Woman Servant, whp lay in the Kitchen, bn Hearing the Noife, and feeing a Man's Hand, had fhe Courage to creep ...
... bellowed her Pcrfan, withsool. upon John Eyles, a lufty young Fellow of the fame Parifh, Labourer. She was car- ried in a Kitchen Chair to the Church of Thornbury, where they were married. ...
... happened about four Miles from Berwick upon Tweed : Some Gentlemen having beeti out a Fowling, left- a Gun loaded in the Kitchen, which one of the Maids taking up ( not knowing it to loaded ) it accidentally went off, and kill'd one of her Companions ...
... down, before Ihe could get from the Shop into the Kitchen, and expir'd* The Fellow made of? as foon as he hatf given the Wound ; but the other Maid-Servant, and the 'Prentice, who were in the Kitchen, hearing fome Difturbance in the Shop, went towards ...
... Widdows, of Park- gate, Chefter, :fbipjrrigbt William Jones, ot Queen ftreet, Cheapfide, London - warehouseman. . - Richard Kitchen, of Great Queen- ftreet, Lincoln's inn-ncids, Middlefex, coach-maker. George Taylor, of Stoke Newington, Middlefex, linan-draper ...
... in the Evening of the ift Inftant, talking with the Prifoner before the Kitchen Window of Mr. Cockflent, Iron- maftei there, and next Door Neighbour to Mr. Hill) that (in the Kitchen) a Converfation was heard in a Tone of Voice that indicated fome Difpute ...
... them ; they have built their temporary Habitations near their Marquees, and are at their particular Defire fed from their Kitchen. How amiable is it in Greatnefs thus to diffufe the Bleffings of Wealth and foften the DiftrefTes of the Poor and the Helplefs ...
... a Noife in the Houfe, and knowing everyone tobe in Bed, ihe gently Aid from her Hufband's Side, and •going armed into the Kitchen, to her great Surprize, found a Fellow in it, whom Ihe feized by the Collar, clapping a Piftol to his Breaft, and alarmed ...
... this Difappointment, the inhuman Wretches clove the poor Girl into feveral Parts with an Ax, and left her Remains in the Kitchen Chimney, a Ihocking Spectacle of their horrid Barbarity, and got off undifcovered. The young Child was incapable of giving ...