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... For ai ldecuritry, was locked up among the wine in the eel. pi lar, which was inside-the beer cellar, inside the back w t kitchen, and the three donrs were locked. All the it 5- drawers, cupboards, boxes, &c. were ?? up by ti r. her mistress and locked ...
... Butthat-the outside of the house wanted iepsirieg, and there were several articles :of frniiture wanting, particularly in the kitchen. He therefore moved that fhe overplus be appropriated towardis supplying ihese deficiencies& *hich was agreed to after a short ...
... 'have-told him,- that he could assure him' of the'fact, that in- a Certain great house, a certain'.person carne ?? into the kitchen,. and sat down, aot. on a > chair, hut on the floor, to eat beef'steaks with tb cook, at one o'clock in the ?? t ?? his iniormiant ...
... the Chanticleer. Lieutenant Henry William¢, to the Ontario. *Jietienant Edward J. Parry, to the Liverpool. Lieuanant ; W. Kitchen. to the Forte. LijTiut niinns W. Ca'wall and Joln Wi!Ion, to the Surineri LictutenaInt John Drake, to the Wye., Lieutenant ...
... City of Chlster. GOVLD BhlfAD. FAusdjL~ OVEN !Ot .MAfKING 1BREAD-The ,a- mily oven is outfally erected on one ,stde olh the kitchen fire ul, alrd hbeated by a fluto that, passes from the fire-gratO andbr tble httotn o, the ovet. Although this is in rtuana ...
... man Jones, Simmon's.court, Ball'sbridge, was te- ?? entered at the top by a sky-Ilght, ani the I robbers proceeded to the kitchen and' carried off five ;ilozen of knives and foiks, tww carvingknives, anhite ivory handles, crestedl h-and and dart, mn;ker ...
... of ber legs; she was seriously hot, but we are happy to say is recovering. A female ser. vant was driven to one end of the kitchen, and a nail ill the dotr, on which her bannet hung. was drawn eut.- and the banret torn to pieces. Frtm the kvchen the electric ...
... previotius tvit icfr the:Lsith n-thst nn rtepping out of qorgs ptie saw ie.r son-in-law dragging him prbustat-i'natq the kitchen, swearing thAt he yiould - linihrh -tbe r-cal; that frotn the great effsion of blood in the.yard, andtne inscasi. bility ...
... and fired several shots in the directions where they beard the voices ofany of the famil$. They then rushed at a bed in the kitchen in which Thomas Ravanao~h, a tailor, seventy years of age, and who was use fatther of Doaniel Kavanagh, ?? Berlin, a journeyman ...
... course. The kitchens, cdnlectionaries, And other offices c connected with the preparations for the M~asi, areirtl aroirtara state, and all the tangas, ovens,, hot hearths, and boilers, were lighted tn the'course'of thd weetz.' Thle rmain kitchen, in which ...
... , &c.; for the reception of not le'ss thau 2(00 ,esi's.' We have already'alluded to the admirable`c6obatruc- tioniof the Kitchens; and we are satisfied, frbrmn the excellent arrangenents which are mitking, that in dishing anduserving this immense entertain ...
... (l d the allowed claim 'of John IAloyn, who, as Lord of four Mo. (i fl ora in Essex, claimed to be caterer to the King's kitchen, and larderer to the King's and Queen's. T',s was a claim if recognized by the Court-and it could not apply to Quseena Regtiants ...