... whicli no fire had been lighted for several months. The fourth proceeded from the kitchen of Mr. Sterry*. liouse adjoining. Very little fire had been kept in Mr. -terry _ kitchen during the day, so as to make it improbable that the catastrophe had spread from ...

... drawing-room, .Mdsited dining-room, with recess for sideboard) Butler's room, stove elueets, Ac. In the basement ail excellent kitchen, with pump of tine spring water, wash-house, pantry, larder, dairy, and good wine, beer, and ceal cellars an Inclosed spacious ...

... Literati-he ami SCTKRCC. Divinity.— Seuior Vear.— E Iwards, eond Year.— Heywood, Greenwood junior Year.— Kitchen, Irving. Cla- -ics.— Hey wooel, Kitchen. ?? Salter, W ?? Mathematics.— Wray, Watson. Edwards. Brogden, Leake, Hemmans. English Literature.— He-ywood ...

... avere Mr. Dalgleish, Mr. Sladden, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Kitchener, and Mr. Lay ton, of the Lernider Club. Mr. Dalgleish took tbe first station at the middle arch of Westminster Bridge; Messr.-. Jenkins, Kitchener, Layton, and Sladden in order, the latter being ...

... in the parish of Magheragall, had been thrashing oats in the kitchen of his house, the family having withdrawn to a room in the other part of it, which for tbe time they used as a kitchen. Unfortunately, about 8 o'clock on the morn- ing alluded to, Mrs ...

... her great pain, and her loins were very bad. Witness as^ed her le go to bed, which she refused, and sai upon a box on thf kitchen floor ; she was very drunk. On Wednesday, the fe'frsed drank three half-pints of gin, and on Thursday, ?? half a dozen bottles ...

... blow her brains cut ; ' Irons now left the kitchen, leaving myself and the de- ceased sitting by the fire ; he returned in a few minute* and sat near us, but did not speak ; I was now called out of the kitchen by Jones, the gardener, who waa in the dairy ...

... tooK f( j » out, and opened the drawers with them. He then ~ aro *ii. knock at the kitchen door, which he thought was . jgr Ellis getting up. He went to the kitchen, and to t i perfectly still, and again returned. He then got som out of the drawers— ...

... house, and nut make that noise there; witness went into the hack kitchen, leaving her master and mistress iu the (rout kitchen; witness heard words between them while she was in the back kitchen, but in a quarter of hour afterwards she heard her mistress call ...

... armer at F.izakerley, was sitting in his kitchen by the fire, with a ?? on his knee, and two men servants were sitiingon the opposite side of the (ire place, Mrs. Walker being engaged at the other end of the kitchen in making butter, when they were alarmed ...

... THE PLEASURE GROUNDS AND PLANTATIONS are judiciou.-dy planned, and of luxuriant growth. The kitchen gardens occupy nearly five acres, and for the most part, are inclosed lofty brick walls, clothed with fruit-trees selected the Prince of Wales. There ...

... workhouse, and delivered it to the girl Hook, at the kitchen door of the workhouse, 'ito her hand, in the expectation that it would be given to Briggs, and that he would partake of it. 1 d id not go into the kitchen. I told her it was for Tin mis tl tg* ;it did ...