... front kitchen, tit which was on fire. Etndeavours were used to extinguish the fo flames, btt before sufficient water could be procured they as- of slimed a moat alarming appearance, and the watchmen and w; others were compelled to quit the kitchen. When ...

... deceased. They killed him in ihat room. Wit. ness was next diagged into tue kitchen. He was in his shirt. The shirt was dragged over his head. Wittiesa, when lie went into the kitchen, lgrt a blow of a scytthe in tire arm, whitchI inearly cut it off. Hle received ...

... old, who was asleep in the attic story, aud who is also missing. It has been ascer- tained, that the fi re broke out in the kitchen, and such was the rapidity of the flames, that but for the prompt supply of water, and the active assistance of the neighbours ...

... wetit to the deal door which stparates the passuage and kitchenu, aid partly pushiing the d. or oprit, looked lta,, thi' kitchen; winless then saw a light in the kitcieti. Mhualey suddettly shut ite dior, arid cont itued to hold it; aud in less Itlan ...

... young man named Dino, uap in the kitchen, amusing theisielvet vilt c~rds. About one o'clock the party was disturbed by a ros ling vitose in thle passages leading from the outer door to the kitchetn, and on a sudden the kitchen door was opened, and two rown ...

... even the kitchen gardeners in the of immediate neighbourhood of this capital, and other great n towns, notwithstanding all their advantages in obtaining th manure, &c., are hardly able to stand the competition of t t farmers who raise kitchen stuffs with ...

... b ,on discovering his peril-a ousa siruition, every asrsistanc inhspwr. It 5.'etOs,tharfin ; C1, Ti'lursdrry tright, tire kitchen chimny of IMc. Gain, a butcher of wi Claphralir, was discovered to Ireo fire, anid after many efforts, an tihe tire was put ...

... cooper, was the next victim, which, in spite of all the efforts mnade to save it, also soon shared the fate of the others. The kitchen and bake- house belonging to Dlar. King were als,} discovered to be on fire, and soon were reduced to ashes, but by the incessent ...

... nskcaaes, sldsizoarcds, dining r~oom chairs Ttsrky.y Axttnaster, and Brussels carpet. And bearth rulls, termeerSa siro6e irons, kitchen requisites, asset numerous bther artIcles-Mlay be viewed on Friday and -9atartlay Preceding the sarter, by ot ridgie;, Wtis ...

... bottomi of the house, and lie. used thle kitchen as a store-room 7for lisa furniture, but Which room lie never kept locked, al.. though it was completely full of property. There were no straw or paia~irsses in the kitchen. He wvent to bed shout ten, Io'clock ...

... hiouse of the intruder. Ott entering, it was discovered that Bruen had isiide haS way into the lutiall parlour adjoirting the kitchen, seized the bed, upon witicit tihe good woeitn of the house was a very few tumtleitsa before lying, and was in the act of ...

... with attached and detached Ddomestic offices o. every description ; farm-house, farm-yard, numerous agricultural buildings, kitchen-garden, sundry en- closures of orchards, meadioiw, pasture aiid arable iand ; in the Y whi.bIe, nearly 403 acres, 23 acres ...