... formnerly Vicar of 'Catterick, in h Yorkshire. ' . I g. 'On Thurscay last, universally respected, aged 81, I- Mr. George Kitchen,: of Chadderton, Lancpshire, many - 'eais agent to Sir Watts Horton, and Lord Harewood. is. At lambounri,.D'olplun Price, ...

... days ago, a young gen- tleman was put to t,;ebar of the police enurti j n h ci arze of ringing the belts, and rapping at the kitchen doors, r a number of bousps in Queen Street. It was proven hb the watchmen, thatfor several evelnog they had observed the ...

... in the arms of sleep; and not fiuding my Swede, I eutered a large apartment,-, whicb the evening before I had seen used as kitchen, and was now converted into a very capacio s-'ee cliamber. On Opening the door, a .sceae both curious and strange to my eyes ...

... part of the cdttaigei-Rdir; sgoe or a ver~y receut date. The baud. idnoic006'iofs Og one unndivid+;t room, ~serving for kitchen, parfo ,or, and' sleeping, rnt's. The' aged conple ilrh . 'ithnit' the chapel are of ai cht *ditl (he hnilding.- The old pnauhmas ...

... aiice(if which the tramnsmitter stood poisesped was C to idered the gage of defiance, and Our Colonel soon iblind his itlAe the kitchen glitterimn with meeoo ntosofGallic daria.t Il allowed the chalengers to finish Tbeir Ghbrerias npad 1 calmly took hgil modicum ...

... culinary interference, turned her master out of his own kitchen, and garnished Bill lones's Ijackel with an onseemly rag, yclept a dishclout. She wae Ii dismiored by mutual consent; and Sally, the kitchen. cmaid, a pretty black-eyed girl, promoted to the vacant ...

... eaved rne from heing obliged to listen itt the good lIck of Bill c Jones and Sally's haviig contrived to set lire to the kitchen chiirney-haplry Lonflngration !) was in size por- tentors. Every act looked as long as two. I never could h have sat it out ...

... in a way which the frail barrier was unable to resist; it gave way accordingly, and the knight thus forcibly entered the kitchen, or outward apartment, of his servant. In the midst of the floor, and with a posture which Indicated embarrassment, stood ...

... some villain or rillains entesred the-dwelling-house oft Mr. W. Odtiy, of Hild- wc ite ticatiehil, grocer, through tile back kitchen window, and stole eA at there'rom a qua ntity of wearing atppillI atd £72 O . in' 30 he gold, Bank ot England, and ?? notes ...

... sitteatu iQtps 'lb~nortb'bf England, than of his literary poveis Mrs Hope of his.'connoisseurship, than of Anas- datius; Dr. Kitchener of'his humbug book on spectacles, than of his supremacy in culinary alfairs; and the Duke of Welliaglon of bis knowledge ...

... of hisreign, upwards of twenty-one G o thousand persons, including domestics; but, what is very -M t extraordinary, thle kitchen bills for the same period are so 0 less in amount than those of the corresponding quarter in f the reign of George IV. A The ...

... unmolested. A cooper's tool, stolen 7from a cooperage, w which adjoins the back part of the promises, was left in in the kitchen. Many circumstances prove the parties to ar have beeriwell acquainted with the premises';andatcandle Si, which had been used ...