... containing it, so as to open a communication with the ale-cellar. Thence they appear to have proceeded to the kitchen and laundry. From tbe kitchen they stole a ham weighing aboat 40 lbs., and a piece of hung beef, weighing 13 lbs. ; and from the laundry ...

... was down stairs first on Thursday moru- t lag, about seven o'clock, and did not ace any parcel in the bar* t roomer in tbe kitchen, nor any one there. I Mrs. Strutt, mother to Mrs. Senior, saw Bailey and Haynes in r the house, but did not notice anything ...

... sions given him allmotst the last penny which she teC pcsess On. the previous evening (Sunday) he Jh' pinn ed her behind the kitchen door and there beat was f hrie most nmercifully, hand on her screaming out ploy~ed MI dr asodly as she was able some Ilodgers ...

... sioins given him almost the last penny which she th posessd On the, previous evening (Sunday), heJT pinnue'd her behind the kitchen door and there beat W he r st unmercifully,. and oil heri screaming o I as loiuo ,t Murder udly as she was able some l der ...

... 0C %I1 f tbe.daiy mu~st ?? paylog ~d. a& ti or the wikti theb office, previously to bei 1ogklO &d ~p heto enter the kitchen.' The kitchen is' aboui~t. fty p feet long by fifteen ?? ti Ell about forty-eight, feet lecip byahout g ey et'wde.' Che I bunks' ...

... inundated, owing to the extraordinary high state of the tide, caused by the full moon and strong gales from the south-west. The kitchens belonging to the houses the various localities were, many instances, literally half filled with water. Changes —Since the ...

... then either aE MIM retill it amongst the lodgers in thle :kitchen an ge hr' take it to -;sote 'fecnc',' where' they would T * recqive ' profit upon it.' The general feel^ m rk ing of the, kitchen-excepting with. fotr'orfive he illy indviduals-is to -encourage ...

... GLASS, BOOKS AND PICTURES, TABLE AND BEDLINEN, CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, BLANKETS AND COUNTERPANES, CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, KITCHEN REQUISITES AND UTENSILS, and Other desirable Property and Effects. MESSRS. HARDWICK beg to announce that they are favoured ...

... containing it, so v to open a communication with the ale-cellar. Thence they appear to have proceeded to tbe kitchen and laundry. From the kitchen they stole a ham, weighing about 40 lbs., and a piece of hung beef, weighing 13 lbs.; and from the laundry ...

... spoonst ; ?? china t thr';ee dozen wdine arid turim- bler glrasses, wine decatrterr, celery arid pickle gla-sos, salts, &c. The KITCHEN REQUISITES3, DAIRY Olnd BREWING UTENSILS comprise sot of block-tin dish cover's, metal teaI mind coffee Puts, blue-printed ...

... respectable houses. It seems that on Thursday after- his noon, a silver table-spoon was istolen from a table in Mr. Ire ?? ~kitchen, which stood close to the window, and might car abe reached by any one frons the outside. It was placed toe upon the table ...

... must procure a tin ticket, by paying Zd. at er the wicket inithe office preivi'usIX to being allowed' he to enter the kitchen The kitchen is abodt forty feet long by fifteen feet wide. Tfe leeping.rlona is al shout-forty-eight feet deep. by about forty feet ...