... with Ruins of ii Bridge and Temple fn the distance, a ge- nuine picture, by the celebrated Richard Wilson, 20 guineas ; a Kitchen Scene, w ith Women Selling Fish, ii vary pleasing Cabinet Picture, by Kidd, 20 gui. neas j Fishing Boats in a fresh breeze ...

... distance of about 50 yards from the street, the only entrance used being at tlie kitchen- door, which opens in the yarn, and conn rates by a long passage with the kitchen ; and this cir- cumstance will somewhat account for the cries of the unfortunate ...

... the de- ceased ; saw his master about half-past ten o'clock ; he was then quite well, and was rincing his pitcher in the kitchen, and was wiping it with a cloth ; he then ap- peared in his usual health and spirits ; witness was at that time putting wheat ...

... A large stone, weighing about 2001b. passed through one ofthe upper windows, penetrated the flu l and descended into the kitchen below. A fragment rock broke off the parapet of Mr. Valpy's house, -99 forced in the gable and a window of Mr. Le Feui house ...

... discovered at No. 26, Old Nicholl-street, Beth- nal-green. The apparatus was fitted up on a very ex- tensive scale in the back kitchen. The still was in full operation ; and, when the officers from Worship-street entered, it was evident that the parties to ...

... save the payment of the window- tax. Out of twenty in front, two only were suffered to remain. He lived constantly in the kitchen, without any regular female domestic, and performed the office of cook for himself and workmen. E-.e ry Saturday the reverend ...

... rinding fault with her and assaulting her. It was only the previous morning, having occasion to give some di- rections in the kitchen, he followed her there, and, making use of the appellation which he usually bestowed UpOII her, proceeded to beat her with ...

... money belonging to her master, and afterwards her own. On her refusing to comply wtth his demand, he dragged ber into the kitchen, knocked her down with a mallet, and after leaving her for dead, set fire to the house, wliich fortunately some neighbours ...

... copy of this book I have ever seen, W. Kitchener, 1823. Original score of Frederick the Great, by T. Cooke, with all its im- perfections oa its head, shakspeare's Poem ! T. C, 1824, M presented to Dr. Kitchener by the composer, T. Cooke, 13s. 6d ...

... a twelve- month, at a rent of 2. per week. On the day named in the indictment, the defenuant end she being alone in the kitchen, he put his hands round her neck, and attempted to kiss her. She repelled his familiarities, upon which he 'threw her rpon ...

... said, ' I don't know.' I made answer. * U n it, how came you to lay hands on him?' He said, • I was forced; lv..isinthe low kitchen, plun.l. ring it ; Mr. Waierhouse came and catched hold of me; I drew my knife, and began to stab him where I could ; he then ...

... o'clock of the evening, a hungry she cat in quest of mouse. Was suddenly taken with the pains of labour, and kittened rathe kitchen grate of Lansdowne house. I said as I began paying, that it is mighty hard, That I of no neat w4 pretty a job, am thus shamefully ...