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... ; lie was pursued by the hounds, and in his flight ran through the town of Reading, and, springlug over a 'half-door of a kitchen, jumped into the wheel, and resumed his occupation in the very place where be bad farmeriv berm op, dews -aved his life. ...
... 65.--sheep also would experience a proportionate loss. Of fruit gardens there are 3000 acres yielding 100'. per annum; in kitchen gardens, the produce of one acre is 220!. yielding 1201. per annum for profit and interest of capital ; of these there arc ...
... flames were so rapid, that a son of Mr. Co omBE, -about five years old, perished in the ruin-. He sle A in a room over the kitchen in which the fire b roke out, a-A sv:lieh was occasioned by some cloaths taking fire which were left on a horse to dry. A ...
... Nares, 'Esq. ~By the evidence it appeared, that during the last week, she frilquently complained to her mistress, that the kitchen was over-run with rte:s, aid applied to her for poison to destroy them. On Thursday her .. mistress sent. her to a Chemist's ...
... Colonel Hawker, -Haregiment dragoolit, fight a.dreL Mr. StRILANT BUT for the peeseentien v .itie eine. Two witnesses, Mr. kitchen and fig, both emi- Jsent farmers, befit@ summoned ass surveyors of the highway, an of Colonel Hawker, that several roads were ...
... TO 1 OISC)N.- of the age of 14 years, was indictto.her mistress, tlnne :Parker, with -stated, that the 'prisoner, in .c kitchen was overrun with rats, poison to ciestrio them. She sent is„tn the Strand, with a.noto to . pro- I - the prlstiner brought ...
... happened at Leeds, on Saturday, the ath at the house of Mr. GLOVER, Chemist. Mr. HENRY SOTOLIFY apprentice, was employed in the kitchen preparing some varnish, which is composed of rosin, spirits of turpentine, and spirits of wine; the two fernier articles having ...
... , in the parish or,. West-Ham ; and on the evening .• of Sunday, the . twentieth day of May, a dispute took ulace in the kitchen between a man of the name of Moriasy., an Irishman, altd one Thomas, scatter. here was present another Irishman,i of the paw ...
... father entertaining some suspicions, followed him.. His suspicious were too well founded. l'he young man bolted into the kitchen, and laid hold of a large carving knife. The father attempted toleize him, but he being a powerful young man, cut his father ...
... cosistni 'to Devizes Bridewell for three months !! • mer , A miens miles from Lancaster, Saturday sennight. sitting alone In kitchen-dsor ; thinking to his great surprisi.r . - him sat dosVn in his chair, looked stared hard at' foulmart leaped animal with ...
... produced by the rain. The streets in many parts rf the metropolis were impassable, and the property of the inhabitants in their kitchens and cellars received great injury. Westminster Hall presented an unusual appearance. The water overflowed the sewer at the ...