... narrow escape of their lives. In the. early part of the evening, Mr. Bowen l chose to pass the remraiuder of the night in the kitchen, and I Iproceeded thither with-his wife and children, while the storm twas at its highest pitch. They had not been there long ...

... Chronicle is in ecstasies that the op- portunity was seized by a party of tradesmen whQ met together at the King's A,4nrs Kitchen (more courmonly called Mother Hall's) to decoy Mr. Hunt into their goodly-company, for the purpose of insulting him. A ...

... they did; the prisoner was at tse door be- fore them, and brought them into the house, and took them both down stairs to the kitchen. In a few minutes he seat Eliza Heatly up stairs, and then attempted to effect his purpose on the prosecutrix, who resisted ...

... utensils, &ic. rc. -ouseliold Fuarniture, t 4t comprising the usual ?? of cabinet and upholstery artiltes, c le culinary and- kitchen ntemisils, &o..small library of books, and various a effects. To-morrow, at 12, Will be Sold, ?? valuable Lease of the whole ...

... Thomas, who is a widow, residing in Exmouth-street a Cherltenwell, had desired her servant to secure the window of t - the kitchen, on the night of the day mentioned in the indict- iment. She unfortunately neglected to bar the window, although L she closed ...

... mirror, capital eight-day fock byp Scaife, Turkey and Brussels carpets and hearth rugs, fenders and fire-irons, numerous kitchen requisites, and various other effects. To be viewed; and catalegues had on the premises; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-streei ...

... dinitg, card, and pem. vbroke, tables, library and loo ditto, mahogany sofa, sets of chairs, capital large Brussels carpets, kitchen utensils,, and a 'variety of itliects. - r May- be viewed the day priori apdr catalogues had at the i Rooms. ?? in Wood, of ...

... making a roaring noise in one of the kitchens, fron whence the servants had retired early. I rushed on, said his Royal Highness, sword in hand, prece- ded and followed by servants with flambeaus, into the kitchen, where there was nothing that the spirit ...

... Land; coa-t- usting of a gbcsd entranice binhl,- library, breakfiast parlotir, dining par. ar, servants' ball, excellent kitchen, pantry, dairy, beer cellar, with Iler offices oit tlue grounfoldBook - fiee best bed rooms., contatoiag seven ieds aada ...

... for, condactin~ the subsCriptiofl5 for this Popular undertaking, re- sumned their labours at the Freeinasons' 'avern. Dr. Kitchener took the Chair. Tha chief business tr.apsacted was the passing of a resolution for holding a public dinner in February next ...

... oil cloths, large meat safe, kitchen furniture, some useful cut glass and china, and other. articles of a respectable house. e Also, several articles of new furniture, Brussels carpeting, j blankets, a five feet kitchen range with oven, and the fittings ...

... cloths, capital mahogaity counters, shelves, g drawers, glazed doors, bronzed register stoves, fenders, fire irons, ie kitchen range, kitchen requisites, &c. be To be viewed the day preceding and morning of sale; cata- . logues had at the Rooms. ir Valuable ...