... fires in the different apartments in' this vast castellated mansion : already there are nearly thirty cooks employed in the kitchen. Two hundred strangers' beds 'arc- talked of, as the visitants will consist of not only the fashionables iv the country, but ...

... family twice a week. Blriilary. — On the night of Friday the Ist instant, some villains took out a square of glass from the kitchen window of Mr. Isaac Witts, of Walton Cardiff, near this town, and it is supposed they contrived to introduce a boy, who stole ...

... but the otber parts of the edifice bave been palled down. All the oat offices have been levelled with tbe ground t aad the kitchen , which was supposed to be tbe largest aad most complete ?? of the kind, in dm kingdom, has been de- molished. Many hundred ...

... in ~ tho ' East ' Xt appeared in evidence that on ttie llth of March last the deceased was standing on the teneler in the kitchen, reaching for a candlestick, when her clothes caught fire. The flames rapidly spread and she was soon m one mass of fire. ...

... after dinner, about two o'clock, tbe deceased was desired tn go down to the kitchen to clean himself. Witness thinking Ihat be was stopping rather long, went down lo Ihe kitchen, and there found him suspended by his neckerchief, which was made fast to a ...

... has lately dined for tlie c» Tiw-nii nee of the Doctors, and being belter adapted (or his dinner to be served up from the kitchen, he distinguished a particular tureen on the table, since that time, as we mentioned in our Pa- per of Tuesday, his Majesty's ...

... Lookup, from Dumfries, Alltree, (Gilbert, from Strangford; John, Butler, from London ; Vigor, Graves, from (Jlasgow ; Nymph, Kitchen, from I Uerston. SAILED.- -The Eliza Grant, Tibbett, for Charleston ; Lord Canter* bury, Hutchinson, for Ouebec; Dibdm, Parry ...

... adjoining house, forced a part of it, together with a portion of three-room floors, and all that in- tervened, down to the kitchen floor, rather below tbe level of the street. Most unfortunately, a poor labouring tnaa, named Edward Davies, with his wife ...

... spirits were found. On further search they discovered an aperture in the wall, com- municating with the adjoining house, in the kitchen ofwhich they found another still and various ingredients used in illicit distillation, the while of which they seized ; and ...

... into the Royal kitchen, and helps himself to the prepared luxury, taking leviathan draughts of the same, to the great amusement of the galleries. Suspicion ol the theft falls upon the niece of the Queen, who had been left to guard the kitchen, but, falling ...

... laug£ P he Vn\iT f T ' nduce k » th s mornins the steward „f 2 A replied, It was but three hundred my no^r hold ?? * h ?? kitchen furniture; how ?? ~ fcS_AjTSiP ...

... husband lie on ihe left of this passage, inlo wliich a door from them opens; lhey consist ofa front room and a small back kitchen, with two bed rooms over. In this little back room tl.e body of the deceased vvas found. In the apartments oppo- site those ...