... , about feet IS feet, drawing-room the same dimensions, hall, parlour, breakfast-room, Rye chambers, and attics, cooking kitchen, wine, ale, and ...

... chairs, suits of moreen window curtains' and cornices, fenders, fire-irons, Ac. eight-day dock in neat oak ease, the usual kitchen requisites, blue mid white dinner service, deal dresser, ironing and other tables, capital brewing vessels, well seasoned ...

... 2 vols. Johnsons Lives of the Poets, Hope's Works, vols. Sturm's Keflections, yois. ; also handsome china and glassware, kitchen requisites, Particulars are described catalogues, and may be had on application at the of the Auctioneers. New-strect. Tlie ...

... pasture mid meadow land ; the grounds about the mansion form lawns and paddock, belted by tluivipg plantations and walks, kitchen and pleasure gardens, carriage-drive, and sheet of water tastefully disposed, and the other parts lie within a ring-fence ...

... Hamilton into the yard, where they beat him again. They searched the cellar and other parts of the house, and returning to the kitchen, went the bed in which JlamiUou’s wife, had took off the sheets and carried them away. She exclaimed against what was doing ...

... inelosures of pasture and land ; tlie grounds about the mansion form lawns and paddock, bolted by thriving plantations and walks, kitchen and pleasure gardens, cturiage-drire, and sheet of water tastefully disposed, and the other parts lie within a ring-fence ...

... and well built HOUSE, situated in Brearley-street, the occupation of Mrs. Elniore consisting of hall, two parlours, best kitchen, and china closet, the ground floor, with excellent cellaring, four bed-rooms, and two closets, brewnouse, office, granary ...

... which was deemed useless ; in the various 4 provements contemplated, grand entertainments were lost sight of, and the old kitchen was connected with t* id offices of the palace, without having to out iu the open I air, through the Ambassador’s and Entre-yard ...

... and mud at the constables, collared some of them, and behaved iu most outrageous manner. Six months to hard labour.— Thomas Kitchen, (!ti,) charged with stealing some beef, bread, and ciil'se, from his employers, Messrs. Ames, -Severn Carriers, ou the 27tb ...

... valuable and well bnilt HOUSE, situated Brearley-street, the Occupation of Mrs. Elmore ; consisting of hall, two parlours, best kitchen, and china closet, tinground floor, with excellent cellaring, four bed-rooms, and two closets, brewhouse, office, granary ...

... of good dry arched vaults, spacious flagged hall, and oak staircase, lofty dining, drawing, and breakfast-rooms, excellent kitchen, four best chambers, with dressing-rooms, and four family bed-rooms in the attic story and the sard and garden include suitable ...

... of good dry arched vaults, spacious flagged hall, and oak staircase, lofty dining, drawing, and breaklast-rooms, excellent kitchen, four best chambers, with dressing-rooms, and four family bed-rooms in the attic story ; and the yard and garden include suitable ...