... a Accoutrement a well assorted collection of RNI- TURE, consisting of Re Tables, (hairs, Catpets, Beds, Bi Glasses, atid Kitchen Furwitu: for Rent and ‘Arreart, due out, of the . Premises in Tuckey-street, occupied by Mr. James will be Sold by Public ...

... spite of every care that was taken to prevent her, Some- times she has thrown her garments, and run out qnite naked imto the kitchén garden. She has been found, after an interval of two days, coiled up in a place full of mire; and at another time sbe has ...

... fogge his keéson, Esq. Solicitor and Agent for Sir G. hattom of the hill, the-coachnian ham. An inventory was taken of the kitchen furnt- horses, And turned suddenly round to the leit: it wax tire, &c. and immediately after two of the parties wete down ...

... desk, &, uver £20, together. with a gun aid case of pistols— ey could Tay hands on—something the to take possession of the kitchen a: the r of nine o'clock, where they speut three hours, in thenwcives with whut -ver ti OUSE the tained, ted centinels on ...

... The headless rogue pays neither pow- der nor vitation tax.—The London Tavern and the Crown ar Anchor are his patrimonial kitchens, where- alone may reckon without his host. AH) ordina- ries are at hist the go! with his. friends util the revel rout be ...

... On Monday nigh’ t, after the family of a gentleman in Hans-place, Sloane-street, Chelsea had gone to bed, the 1, and the kitchen ‘door was quickly arca was opened shut. An alarm immediately prevailed throughout the house, and it was instantly searched ...

... place above-mentioned, a. One 9 Clock tis lect —_— e eat e Irish of his NT? 2, Par- y and peg the. Backcts, fh Annual Su KITCHEN-GARDE SEEDS, SPRING VETCH always for fat the. Botanic Gardens, a can be dbtained in any other k; and be particularly so- to ...

... Public ] that he has just recrived at his Shop, No. 2, Par- tiement- Bridge, per the and PAL- eErston Packets, from his ply of KITCHEN-GARDEN, FLOPER E EDS, SPRING VETCHES, &c. Gardens, a He has always for Sale at the greater Variety of Plants fhan can be obtained ...

... and the robins, ‘im- pelicd by hunger, visited the closes and the kitchens of the lieges in town 5 and by mid-day several blackbirds were hoppi seeking for crumbs. ing through the kitchen of Bothwell & ocurred at the Coburg The- atre on Satarday evening ...

... VKSDAY, the 26th Instant, all his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Chain, Tobin, Bedding, (rhsses, rta- Cluck, quantity vj' Kitchen Tuntil tire. (Vr. Ire. Anil aftir the FJf ointii' Houscltbld Flimiture, liie Assignees will late Stores, CharloUe-Quay, alajut ...

... recoived at his Shop, No. 2, Par- liament- Bridge, per the and Viscount Pat- MEBSTON Packets, from Bristol, his Anoual Supply of KITCHEN-GARDEN, and FLOWER SEEDS, SPRING VETCHES, &e. .He has always for Sale at the Botafiic Gardens, a greater Variety of Plants ...

... 1 af, ll his HOLD FURNITURE, co Muhoguny Chairs, Tabl , Beds, Bedding, Looking Glasses, an Bight-Day Clock, a quantity of Kitchen Furniture. §¢. &e. And immediately after the Sale of the Household Furni- Charletie-Quay, about ure, the Assignees will Sell ...