... beneath the weight of carpets, blankets, cloth cloaks, old coats, and ragged breeches Here may be seen the lumber of the kitchen, forming a dark and confused mass; for the foreground of the picture, gridirons and frying-pans, rusty shovels and broken ...

... sung was in the kitchen the Reindeer, at Worcester. had attended the glee-club held at that house as usual, but declined singing, and left the room rather depressed in spirits, and accidentally in his way out strolled into the kitchen; where, recovering ...

... the largest Assortment of General Furnishing IRONMONGERY. Tinned Copper. Iron, and beat Tin Cookiag Vessels; Stove Grates, Kitchen Ranges, Fenders, Fire Irons, Paper and Iron Tea-trays, Tea-urns, Shower-baths, Hot and Cold-water and Sponging Baths, Patent ...

... Aniold e Collard, Esq., aged 30, the onlv sou of William Frederick Collard Esq., of 50, Devonshire-street, Portland-place. At Kitchen Priory, of scarlet fever, Ralph Charles, fourth son oi r. D£lme Radcliffe, Esq., aged six yeai-s. j 1 he Illustrated London ...

... ADVENTURE AT AN INN. At an inn in a market-town upon the road to Holyhead, a gentle tan sat in the kitchen smoking his pipe, and watching with anxiety a fowl, that was roasting for his supper. At length a tall, meagre figure stalked in, and, after an ...

... umlerstood her master had gone to bed again, and she had no opportunity of asking a question. The young lady came into the kitchen to ask her to make some gruel for a little dog that sleeps with her. and, when prisoner apologised lor the presence of the ...

... for the salubrity and purity of its air—comprising two good bedrooms and a pleasant sitting-room, with the use a convenient kitchen and a good cellar, &c. Also, a chaise-house and stabling for two horses, with hay-loft over, to let with the same, if required ...

... archways, we almost expect to meet robed and chained official of the cardinal’s splendid household, admonishing a “clerk of the kitchen,” or conversing with a “gentleman of the chamber;” nor would it startle the ear of fancy to hear the silence broken by the ...

... fullgrown sons of toil going out of town, 1 envy them the freshness an/t repose spots where they are going to Ample oldfashioned kitchens, with their chimney-corners of true projecting beams and seated, still remaining; blazing fires in winter, shifting suspended ...

... Esq., and the police, to view and examine the body, which lay six chairs in a small room, on the ground floor, adjoining a kitchen in the house, the property of the deceased, and in this room there was scarcely room for all to stand. The two last jurymen ...

... another fire had taken place in the house of Mr. Kitchen, Bowling-greenlane. Thither the London Establishment engines and firemen repaired, when it was ascertained that the whole of the lower part of Mr. Kitchen’s dwelling-house and tobacconist shop were in ...

... side of the table. He said he would bring me before a magistrate. He made rush at me. I jumped over chair to get out of the kitchen, when my mother and ...