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... KITCHEN V. GAMBLE. Mr. Crecswell moved for rule to shew cause why the nonsuit directed io this case by Lord Abinger, who tried it at Carlisle, should not be set aside and a new trial had. The plaintiff was infant of 14 years of age, and the'daughter of ...
... TURNBULL 0. KITCHENER. This action was' brought by the plaintiff, a seaman, to recover damages for an assault committed by the defendant, his Captain. The plaintiff, it appeared, was employed a sailor on board a collier, named the Rose in June, belonging ...
... THE ABBOT’S KITCHEN AT GLASTONBURY, The Abbot’s kitchen is much more entire than any of the other buildings of this monastery, and was probably of more modern construction; this surmise is somewhat justified by a tradition, which says that King Henry ...
... TRIAL OF JOSEPH KITCHEN. Joseph Kitchen, the prisoner tried with Budge and others, was arraigned on Tuesday, on the capital charge of violating the person of Ann Stamford. Mr. Flannagan objected to the trying the prisoner on this second indictment, observing ...
... M. SOYEB.—PAROCHIAL KITCHENS. TO THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sir, —Having just discovered, by unexpected communication from Dr. Fergusson, of Park-street, Grosvenorsquare, that several impostors have made use of my name in order to extort money ...
... SUDDEN DEATH OF DR. KITCHENER. It with sincere regret that we record the death of Dr. Kitchener, a Gentleman well known, and much respected by large circle of acqnaintanee in the literary, musical, and dramatic world. TbeDoelerhad on Monday dined Mr. ...
... THE CHARITY CALLED THE CITT KITCHEN. v . ■ vai.*.*.*/ 1.11. . niiv.l«b.-> Mr. Bower brought up the report of the Coal, Cora, >tnd iQBDoe Commutes, to which was referred, to take ii.to consideration tbv petition from the association for the relief of the ...
... A CAUTION to FAMILIES Furnishing or Improving their KITCHENS. HU Majesty’s PATENT SMOKE-JACKS and KITCHEN-RANGES, are SOLD PROSSER, the Inventor and Patentee, at his Manufactory, Back-hill, Hatton-garden, and no where else in London.— Cradle Spits on ...
... ''[■'O FAMILIES furnishing or improving their X Kitchens.—His Majesty’s Patent SMOKE JACKS and KITCHEN RANGES, which have been proved by upwards of 3,000 families to superior and cent, per cent, better than all others, arc to be had of PROSSER, the Inventor ...
... FAMILIES FURNISHING or IMPROVING their KITCHENS.—HIS MAJESTY’S PATENT SELF-OILING SMOKE JACKS and KITCHEN RANGES, have been proved upwards of 2,000 families, and surveyors of the first respectability, to be superior all others for convenience, durability ...
... CAUTION to FAMILIES FURNISHING or IMPROVING their KITCHENS-His Majesty’s PATENT SELF-OILING SMOKE-JACKS and KITCHEN RANGES have been proved by upwards of 3,000 families, and surveyors of the first respectability, to superior to all others; are made and ...
... rpo FAMILIES FURNISHING or IMPUOV■ ING their KITCHENS. His MAJESTY’S PATENT SMOKF.-JACKS and KITCHEN-RANGES have been proved upwards of 3.000 Families and Surveyors of the first respectabiiiy. Universities, and Public Institntions, to be superior to all ...