... early on Sunday morning, S( ,ine thieves made their way down the area of tbe house, and forced with great viokuice one of the kitchen windows, which was stic't^ly bolted and barred, through which they effect. V«l an entrance, and proceeded to search andransack ...

... prisoners were taken in a i Black Liou-lane, Paddington. The woman lit in the act of colouring counterfeit money, in the back kitchen. The man attempted to make his escape, but failed. A large quantity of base coin was found inthe prisoner's apartment. They ...

... of property, was awoke by men who had entered liis house through a back win- dow, when they were in the net of opening the kitchen door to enable them to effect their escape in case of alarm. Some- of them immediately marched into the parlour where he slept ...

... went to Hilperton, to the Lion and Fiddle : when we got there we went in, and had a pint of beer together ; we went into the kitchen ; Winslow and a great many people were there ; I do not know how many ; there might be a score of people ; after we were there ...

... soap-house, situate at No. 0, Charles -street, City-road, where the prisoner was apprehended by two officers ; and in the kitchen they found a copper with 50 gallons of strong lees, four vats, three receivers, \c. The pri- soner was sentenced, under the ...

... arrived here, and before nine the avenues to the court were so crowded, that Sir James himself was ob- liged to go round by the kitchen of the hall to avoid the pressure. The court was, of course, crowded to excess, and some time elapsed before silence was ...

... Ellen and Mrs. Betty Ackers and Mr. Heaton were there; Miss Gahbut and Mrs. Betty Ackers went out ; Heaton went into the kitchen; he then went into the parlour and shut the c'wor ; Mra. Ackers was there; he remained there about a quarter of 9t\ hour, ...

... 11 tea do., 4 salt do., 2 gravy do. ; a silver sugar tongs, basin, &c, were also discovered to have been stolen from the kitchen. The ground of suspicion against the prisoner, who was a sort of occasional servant in the house, was, that he left the house ...

... deceased soon after ten o'clock at night on the llth of January ; she was ?? dead and cede] ; the ! O'.y was lying belore the kitchen fire : he saw no m.uks of external violence ; and on the Tuesday following he ex- amined the beily more particularly, and ...

... not that a dainty dish To lay before a king ? The king was in the parlour, Counting out his money ; The queen was in the kitchen, Fating bread and honey ; The maid was in the garden, Drying of th.c clothes ; Down popp'd a little bird, And perch .1 upon ...

... mansion-house of George Rant, Esq.. .Mend- ■r il url-pstou, Norfolk, was entered hy two or threu men and a woman, at tho kitchen window, by breaking out a sash square, and undoing t. c fastening thereof. They first proceeded to rifle the bureau in that ...

... w. AB E It CX() M BIE* S GARDENER'S POCKET JOURNAL: containing in Monthly Order, •very thing necessary to be done in the Kitchen. Fruit, and Hower Garden! shrubbery, Green House. Hot House. ?? with Lists on _a,its, Shrubs. Fruit and Forest Trees, . lowers ...