... meat, pies, , five minutes. - ' A Patent Smoke Jack, oiled by the cook in the Kitchen, and meant of a glass in the front the quantity and quality is al! visible. Kitchen Grates, with Ovens and Steam Kitcheps, laurc simple than any hithe rto used, and ...

... y fevered his windpike with a large carVi:ig knife; in the kitchen : and dropped down oil the fpot. It was fingul4i, that this fdlow would never flay alone 'after dark, nor leave the 'kitchen any Meant without .earnpany, exclaiming that the Devil would ...

... Saturday morning List witness ivOit out about 11 orclock,'. leaving the deceased in the kitchen; on . return, he round the door locked, - and, on going . into the kitchen, saw.the deceased suspended from the eieling by a cord attached to a hook. was Si) much ...

... dinner, anil could not then see any person. Ile waited, howker„ in the kitchen, and the sevvankcommunicated to her master that he would not quit the house. Mr. Mansey came into the kitchen, and endeavowed to push him out, which failing to do, he presented ...

... steel fenders and fire-irons, hearth rugs, all exceedim: 'loud kitchen range 4 feet long, a thirteen-gallon copper, a kangle with rollers and mahogany bed, complete ; and an asburet)t of kitchen furniture, Staffordshire ware, Bz.c, all new vithin a few months ...

... Gardenir i t* tlirottbout the Year. More particularly the Method and Scafons of railing the . slifferent ProduCtions of the Kitchen . , Fruit,. and Flower Garden ; with valuable Infirudions relative to Plants, l'recs, and Shrubo r proper for Plealure Grounds ...

... occafioned, we unP derfland, by a candle falling among - Tome flraw. The (tables, the fer3.-ants' apartments over them, and the kitchen, which was detached from the houfe, were compleatly burnt down. The flames were fo rapid, that ionic of the lervants, who ...

... of the loth veinber Elizabeth Wilson left his shop with a loaf of Charlotte Austin, at the same hour, saw Mr. Chennel own kitchen. John Currinee s on, the farming servant,_` l ',4„ posed to the particulars stated by Mr. Gurney. He Chalcraft at half past ...

... a'vifit at the lidufe, wcee alarmed by the 1 final af fotnething burning.; they proceeded, down itairs , and upon op!ningl the kitchen door they beheld the cool,‘ lYingeon the ffoor,. burnt in a Aloft Me- ~ dicai .-iiriflance was ingnedizit;.-ly 'fen t for ...

... ' On Wednesday morning, about half past eight, one of the porters belonging to Lincoln's Inn Opened the door of the great kitchen, when he met a man coming out, heavily laden with copper stew-pans, they being'made• So as to fit one in another. The Man ...

... Co. White MU - se:it - Ird - , --- We - s - t - - Smithfield, whoelwriglits.—Arney and. Co. Bury-street, warehousekeepers —Kitchen and. Bloodworth, Uper Seymour-street, pastry-cooks.—Minchin and Weddell, Gogport, solicitors. —J. and J. Bowling, Kent-strat ...

... atn-44elty, was lodged for two days by thewidow,Deftrapiere. Towards live ib the morning he left his chamber, en. tered the kitchen, and, - with four wounds a knife, killed the fervulit maid. He then entered the bed-roam of the mittrefs of the hater. drew ...