... under the Duke of Devonshire's manor ef Chla- with Coach-house, Stabling for live horse-s, and walled Pleasure-round, and Kitchen Garden, Conservatory, and Hot- houses, situated at TURNHAM GREEN, Four miles and a half from Hyde Park Corner. The premises ...

... the Duke of Devonshire's manor »f Chii- wiek, with Coae_h-taoi.se, Stabling for Aye horses, and walled letUHire-ground, and Kitchen Harden, Conservatory, and Hot- house*, situated at TURNtIAM C.REEV, T Four mile? and a half from Hyde Park Corner. r«. v Premises ...

... Ann Lane was invitedl risoner and Lane were at the ?? some conversation took place between her and the pri4 son.r, m the kitchen, whicii would be stated bva witness) to the jury, from whicli conversation tbey would dratfii such conclusions as they thought ...

... the loud report of fire-arms, and after some search, the body of the unfortunate gentleman was found on the floor in the kitchen, weltering in his blood ; and » sort of gardener's pruning knife was found sticking in his throat. Two medical gentlemen residing ...

... bed again. He got up the next morning a little before five, when he found the front kitchen-door wide Open, and the dairy-window forced open. There was in the kitchen the night be- fore a chest of drawers, that opened and made a wri- ting-desk, which ...

... was disturbed by a noise whicli manned to proceed from the lower room. He immediately went down stairs, and opening the kitchen- door, saw a man, who iusiantly knocked him down, and then endeavoured to escape with a large bundle, Hardi- man, however ...

... Wednesday afternoon, after some other suspicions circumstances, the girl was observed to deposit a bundle on a copper lid in the kitchen, which, on examination, proved v contain a new-born infant. 3lr. Winter, surgeon, was immedi- ately sent for, who found the ...

... family. Repeated, that he requested Strang to call at the apothecary's .for some oil of spike. Saw it next morning in the kitchen, and presumed he procured it. ■ Dr. Joel A. Whig called and sworn. — Was the phy- sician called to examine the body next morning ...

... of H. Goldsmit, Esq. was on fire. Mr. (ioldsn.it had invited a shoot- ing party to dine with him, and by some accident the kitchen chimney took tire, and is supposed to have communicated to some wood work connected with the thatch of the roof. Numbers of ...

... stolen, and therefore h ...

... to pieces, and growling and roaring in the most fearful manner, rushed off to- wards the jungles. Street Nuisances — Dr. Kitchener, in his Travellers' Oracle, just published, remarking osoa the multitude of stray dogs which ar^ perpetualjy « prowiing ...

... young man thought his father's passion would be over by this time, and as his shoulder hurt him very bad, he was going to the kitchen to get Susan to rub it with some oils. The father heard his voice, and followed him, saying, v You're going to bed, young ...