... Recoverv thereof, without any further Notice. all Perfons who have any Claims or Demands the '.Rate and Effects tlie laid John Kitchen, are defircd to deliver or fend Account thereof or before the laid July next (Rating the Nature of their Securities, if Mr ...

... the as an idle vagrant, and the lattci for] ing drunken, diforderly | vSinee our laft were ccmniilted York C.ullc, \ fohn Kitchen, and Ann, his wife, Hilton v. Harrogate, charged with ftealing of duelling' houlc at Gilton aforeiaid, one clock, table, chairs ...

... finged and fplit a cupboard, tinged green cloth, and broke feme pictures on the other lide the room, went down into the kitchen, and melted part of the leaden water pipe, and left that and the other houfes full of a fulphureous fmoke. During the violent ...

... —Wm. Bennet, for a highway robbery—John Wilfon, tor horfe-llealing.—William Braitnwaite, for fheepilealing.—John and Ann Kitchen, George Wilfon, Margaret Glaves, Junes and Thomas Hugill, Barn ib is Medcalf, Robert Lion, and William f ox, for divers thefts ...

... Broadbenf, for alfaulting and otherwife iil treating Sarah Cowling of Halifax, Robert An ft wick, lor a rape; William Fox, John Kitchen and his wife, George Willifon, and Margaret Glaves, for divers thefts.— Much to the credit of that city and ainfty, there ...

... greatly damaged ; the chimney-pieces were moft of them forced out, and the wailileots at many parts flratcered to icees. tile kitchen a cat was Itrv.ek the >t.— I'rovidcntially perfon the houie i eceiv ,1 the ’il injury. entering the rooms alter the ftorm ...

... to'a confsderable amount, and got clear off. Providentially, neither Mr. Bell nor the fervant maid, who were both in the kitchen at the time, had occafion go up Hairs, or they mult inevitable have been flrot dead j for fhortly after, the maid going up ...

... Glalles, Quantity Iron-bound Calks, good as new ; FtrV Irons, Grate , Tubs, &«. Two Set Pots, two Backrton ts, with Variety of Kitchen Utenfils. Beftdes the above, there are about two Quarters of Oats, and fifteen sacks, nearly new. ...

... fafl.—A gentleman, couifing laft week near Unerigg-liall, killed a hare which was immediately to the hall, taken into the kitchen, and thrown upon a table. About half an hour afterwards the fervants they fomething ftir in its belly, and clofer examination ...

... inftantly kills them. To authenticate the K.ufl, the Proprietor refers the Public to the Author the underwritten. Sir, My Kitchen and Cellar being infefted with Rats, ufed yodT Dutch Pafte, which has entirely cleared roy Houle them, i.nd given me great ...

... which :n(*an»ly ki! ! them. To authentic ate the 'he Proprietor refers the Public the Author of the underwritten. Sir, My Kitchen and Cellar being infsfted with ufed your butch Paftc, which has entirely cleared Houfe of them, and given great Satisfaction ...

... infantly kills them. To nuthenticatc the Fact, the Proprietor refers the Public to the Author of the underwritten. Sir, My Kitchen and Cellar being infefted with Rats, your Dutch Pafte, which has entirely cleared Houfe of :hein, and given me great Satisfaction ...