... wished to bind her over to keep the peace towards him. Mrs. ■Sntherland in her defence stated, that a was thrown into ‘her kitchen, and she ran out to see who threw it, when she beheld Mr. Bennett, and only said, 1 take your ugly face.” {Delicacy forbids ...

... d with the condition ol the country ; if would come to Dublin and see the poor, (os he had) collecting the refuse of the kitchens, fishes' heads ami common garbage in the streets, sustain life, would, perhaps, have more sympathy for the misery of those ...

... plate Buckets, Dumb Waiters, Gardevinos, Writing Desks, ioa Stores, Book Casa, Wardrobe, a variety Pictures, excellent Clock, Kitchen Purniture, &c. Kc. Also to Sold, a beautiful Strong Ponev, Jaunting Car and Harness, and a quantity Hay. Sale to begin at ...

... Buckets, Dumb Waiters, Gardevines, Writing Desks, 'lea Stores, Book Case, Wardrobe, a variety of Pictures, an excellent Clock, Kitchen Furniture, ic. &c. Also to Sold, a beautiful Strong Poney, Jaunting Car and Harness, and quantity of Hay. Sale to begin at ...

... night from fifty to one hundred Irish,.men qnd jroraea, assent* bled before the door of the bouse m winch Brown rented the kitchen, aud called on Kim and his wife to come out. Brown hearing noise, went out, but being intimidated at their threats and im ...

... Office, ami Qirdens* “■ HOUSE, in the Parisb.of Bannow, nArjTagbmda, and containing Three Sitting Rooms, Rooms, a| large Kitchen, three House-keepers Stables, Coach House, Cow House, and vatauUlMiir Offices, adjoihijg thereto, elated, and waljed in. ...

... Donnelly, Esquire, also a kitchen gardener—(loud laughter.) Another of the worthies present was John Slevin, Esquire, a publican; John Leesan, Frii-c Esquire, also a kitchen gardener—(laughter) —David Donnelly, Esquire, kitchen gardener; Patrick M'Clean ...

... painful circumstance. She was preparing to receive party of guests on the evening of Saturdaylast, and having gone into the kitchen for the purpose of inspecting the cuisine, was in the act of showing one of the girls how to singe a fowl, when her dress ...

... was the church of Ireland doomed to robbed. The robbers entered through the su er demolition. He should have great difback kitchen window, by forcing it with a crow fj cu ity i n pointing out what pledges, given bar ; they went up stairs, broke open the ...

... transportation attempted to effect an escape from tlie cky jail, by borhig a hole through the wall of their cell into the kitchen, with a view to disarm the guard there, and then pass the outer door of the prison unmolested. This attempt failed through ...

... partj of Whitcfcet attacked his house i and demolisbeA some bis windows. They i broke a hole in n part of the wall over the kitchen door which uni been newly bunt up, and by these means a entrance. When Ncwtown-Mountke.iuedy, they got into the house they ...

... ), went to the house of Win. Switzer, in the barony of Galiuoy, and took away pistol. They entered the house through the kitchen, where they found old man named Henderson, whom they beat severely, and nearly cut otf one of bis fingers by the blow scythe ...