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... course dishes; with complete indexes, and with the French names to the various dishes, &c. By HENDERSON WILLIAM BRAND, of the kitchen of his late Majesty George IV.; Chief Cook to T. W. Coke, Esq. ' Earl Manvers, the Duke of Norfolk, the Marquis of Ailsa, ...
... Sophia had not got her fire lighted, and I filled the kettle for her. I then went into the parlours with her. I opened the kitchen shutters, and then let the fowls out. I stayed there till half past seven, or 20 minutes to eight, and I then went home. I ...
... and dining room on the first floor, two bedrooms on the second floor, and four excellent attics; On the basement are two kitchens, housekeeper's room, a small room, five wine, beer, and coal cellars. The premises are in substantial repair and neat condition ...
... Sunday evening perceived a strong smell of turpentine from some wood which was in the kitchen, and remarked it to her mistress. She left Mr. Smithers clearing the kitchen when she went up to bed. He was never, she believed, known to employ himself in such ...
... indictment witness was alarmed by a scream which proceeded from the lower part of the house ; witness immediately went into the kitchen, where she round the prisoner .apparently in a nessw ra e l t l i d t y p bed -room psrbiesfiotn; brandy, was nearly sufrocat ...
... He peered cautiously at the piano, but could see nothing; at last a cold sweat broke on him, and retreating hastily to the kitchen,,be. exclaimed to his better half, Saf' us, Kirsty, the new piawny's bum-bummin' by itsel', and feint a bit o' me can gang ...
... I went into the back kitchen, instant, haying been previously unwell. On the Sunday leaving my master ar4mistreas in the front kitchen. While night following, between ten and eleven,. be became consi. I was in the back kitchen, and I should think about ...
... Huntley, Mr. Yates; Simon Mealbag, Mr. J. Reeve Tibby Cracko, Mr. Buckstone—Grace Darnley, Mrs Yates. To conclude with—THE KITCHEN SYLPH. ...
... principal Characters by Messrs. Yates, J. Reeve, 0. Smith, Gallot ; Mrs. Honey, Miss Daly, and Miss Pitt. After which—THE KITCHEN SYLP H ' To which will be added—THE CHRISTENIN G. To conclude with THE BLACK HAND; or, The Dervise and the Peri. The principql ...
... ent bed;ling, mahogany wardrobe, chests orarawers, and bedcliamber ' t irniture ; bagatelle b oar d, gar d en roller, and kitchen re‘inisites. l'May be viewed on Friday, when catalogues may be had the premises; of Mr. Jackson, Upholder, Hathbonelea; and ...
... terminates at a short distance from the house, where the pleasure-ground commenceson the left, and a plantation continues to the kitchen garden and stable offices to the right. The approach road is still continued in a straight line between them, till it terminates ...
... parried, and Cullie passed on attacking every person that came in his way. Unfortunately, a woman who attended the 92d mess-kitchen was passing, and not observing Cullie near her, he plunged his bayonet into her breast—she staggered a few paces and then ...