... bed-room from the kitchen underneati ; I reckon the 14 yards from the front kitchen to the middle of the back kitchen. Both of the rooms up stairs lie over the back kitchen. There Is a different staircase to the rooms over the front kitchen ...

... order to prove, first, that the kitchen made by the defendant was essentially different from that manufactured by the plaintiffs- and next, that the plaintiffs themselves had deviated very materially in the make of the kitchen sold now from that for which ...

... When the King was iu Brazil, his household expences amounted to 600,0001. sterling per annum, chiefly consumed in the royal kitchen, and in rations distriboted to hsngers-on and favouries. For their accommodation no less tiau 72 carriageas were kept constantly ...

... Young Mlan, about 30'years of £1. age, who would wish to make himself useful, as he also understands the management of a kitchen garden; the most un- exceptional character will be ?? W. T. Post-ollice, Staines. SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. SAUNDERS, at his ...

... to the industrious Poor, by the distri- biltion of coals and potatoes, at reduced prices, from the City of London Public Kitchen, render it every way desirable that similar advantages should hee *xtended to the poor inhabitants of the western parts of ...

... person in the kitchen, he gave the following testimony, but It was not considered expedient to administer the oath to him ?? a quarter past six I srore sad went down stdirs to as what the boy was doing, and on Pearce coming from the kitchen I followed him ...

... No. 38, 1X Poultry, containing anexcellent ?? and show- room, five bed rooms, parlour and kitchen above, and a small house at back, containing parlour, kitchen, and bed chamber; four years unexpired, at 1601. per annum, The upper part of front premises ...

... sonic others, lie found tile I kitchen dour open, atid also a part of tise kitchen window tiown from the tsp, Iles fouad no one in the house, itor were there any marks oif fsset on a. dcal table wvhicli stood by tile kitchen window. There bad Isest waishing ...

... cros-balt lock- ed, which they pictred, and decendiug into the cellar, they got from8 thence, by meaus of a trap-door. up to the kitchen at the real. The aluily slept i the uppr apartments. They en- countered no obstriietru in their plunder having perievmaly ...

... ttoe report of tire-arm,, and ran towards the fcit t kitchen, from whence the report proceeded. On the way he met the prisoner, who eaclaimed, I have (tone the deed ! Witness went isro the kitchen, and saw Susan Froggatt lying on the tt.,r welterilng ...

... went into the Mhite Hart to get refreshmesit; on coming out, she met Kitchen, and inquired of him the Way to Mrs. Sturman's; lie misdirected her (she described what passed with Kitchen, which formed the subject of the nest indiclment). Upon hef return to ...

... drelisicg rooin, kitchen, collars, and other offices ; the second contain., dra'ing reorn 16 t. th ll. by i3 it. a il dining room same size, brelikfot room 13 it. by 12 It., three good sizen bedl rooms, and two small do., g-od kitchen, lman Wervant's room ...