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... direct- ed to the Cook, telling him, that the Subfcribery was. the; young Man that by his Permiffton, dined once in the; Kitchen with John Potter; ;that if he would bringitshe Steward with him, he being a Perfon concerned in taking a- way the Hangings ...
... Execution she confessed she burnt the House and Barn of Mr. Tuck of Whetham, the Barn with a lighted Turf, and the next Day the Kitchen with a Match; and all these with no other View than to discharge herself of the Services, tho' she was kindly used in them ...
... Bed; ar. her Houfc at Chclfea, ( Si r Robert befog at Win ...
... Oiii-es, Stables, Coach-Houfes, &c. Ai alio about 90 Acies of Land. NB. Thac the Furniture, Goods, U.tnfiJS, and Veiiels in the Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, YVafhhoufe, Biewhoufe, dcillhouie, Dairy, and Cellars wiil be Letc, wirluhe laid Houfe: l_n4.-i.eat Ard- ...
... bre^t out. rf_w uT* i wasA PP reMte,oMß *W o_j£_3S__ ?Mi 2dffl@3_#_f t6 a Mr - w« ■ ?? fo? ?? S__W*ff r #w4 »» ...
... lex ?? of London,: vacant by the Death of the, Rev. Mr. barman. n3 ' l of of ioo Workmen are employed in building a tfarge Kitchen in Cotton Garden, Weftminfter, in cider to teo^^^ ; :^ inft the wmmtftb ...
... defired,) a good new built Hoifc confifting ?? Cellars in which is the Ri\\*r Water, andagobi Pump near thereto ; a good Kitchen, a Parlor tandfomely Boarded andPj. percd, and a Buttery upon one Floor : Four Chambers with a lightfon.. Fife-place to each ...
... one of the CommiHioners of the Board of Green Cloth : Captain Ba- ladine, Gentleman Ulher; James Eckerall, Efq; Clerk ofthe Kitchen, and Quarterly Waiter; Philip Port, and Thomas Symonds, Efqs. Grooms of the Great Chamber. There are iive Yatchts and two ...
... Home into the Kitchen, and begged hartily to let her have fome warm Broth for Money, becaufe flic had had no warm Victuals for feverai Days ; but the Woman of the Houfe flew in ,a Paflion againft lier, and bid her begone out of the Kitchen immediately into ...
... SOLD, A Very good New-built Brick Houfe, well Tenanted, ftandingupon the- ?? in the Morlidge, in Derby, conf_ftingl>f a good Kitchen, Parlor, Erewhoufe, and all other Convcnicncies ;.alfo four very good Chambers, and four good Garrets : Enquire of Mr. Jo ...
... Witneffes were produced, who jwore they bought feveral ofthe Papers mentioned ■in the.lndi&ment, tf the faid sMr. Reynor ; and Kitchen depos'd that Reynor brought to him the Copper Plate, and gave him Di- rect 1 ion* fbr printing the faid Libell; and likewife ...
... the Royal French Chappel at St. James's, and in- ihe Manner it was at firft intended. J Mr. Gillman Browne, Nurfery-Man and Kitchen Gardener of Old-Brentford, made a Prefent Yefterday to her Majefty of two Cucumbers and a Parcel of French Beans, for which ...