... of fire fell on a cot- I tage' ar Claverend Green, in the Forest of Dean',. and farced its way thrugh' the roof into the kitchen, 'where T. Davis, the owner and his 'wif6 'and child'' were sitting, but happily without.doing any. damage, 'although .a cask ...

... with small salaries) was begun about three years ago. The first houses that were finish- ed consisting of 6 small rooms, (kitchen and, washhouse included) were let at fromn 18 to 20 guineas per ?? last finished only last Michaelmas, obtained from 28 to ...

... this (comparative) trivial ac- accommodation, chinmies, floors, births, arm racks, pin rails, grates, vindovs, cooking kitchens, boilers, mess roonis, cleaning sheds, privies, guard 'house pump and well, This, without incladingf hospital, officers' ...

... rendered re-. markable by its height, by the trees and the verdure which surround it, by the wooden buildings servingi- for kitchens, and particularly by the tents of the Gened- ral Officers which are in its neighbourhood. Prince Borghese, Governor of the ...

... in'the evening returned to Ozalancs.' Yesterday eveniig ?? Highhlss the Duke of CUq IERLANo arrived at his town-house, in the Kitchen- yard, St. James's.' .Thisdai'tAe Great' Offi-cers 'of StAtej ?? Ailbassudors, 'the principal Persons ibefonginowto tlie ...

... in the county of' Fermanagh, was dis- covered to be on fire. '-Th flames burst out with 'con- siderable fury in- the back kitchen, 'and rolled in'vo- lumes through the windows of that ' apartment, exhibit' I 'ing to the astonished inhabitants the first ...

... Cor~tede.Woronzrv ?? Wo C.athhs but such as are allowled tet bompany down in tte Lord Steward's Court, are to watt in the Kitchen Court. And it rh ordered by the Lorce Stewit-, that no Hackney Chairs or Coaches be admitted into anr of. the Courts at St ...

... equal to cover their loss. There is a ei1'1i - able circumstance related, which is as follo vs :-i se vant girl was in the kitchen, dlmost suflocatcd Wti the smoke, and unable, thi! ough terlrorl and tile depr iviltl of breath, to move; a fire-man discovu ...

... loswers, had better be em-rployed in the uiili- tary services of the state, at a crisis iike the preseat. Let himn keep his kitchen gartleller. Thle monev which sapports the laceman who imanwfactures lace for the ciubroidery of the coats of superfluous livery ...

... thel.oyal Dukeg. . No Cbaches but such as are `lloyved to set Company down in the Lord Steward's Ceorrt, arc to wait in the. Kitchen Couit. And it is ordlered b'y'the Lord Steward; that no Hackney Chairs or Coaches be adniitted into any of the Utnirts at ...

... vered the following an i mated Addresij: Permit the CookF, the Tasifters, and the Clerks of your Imperial and Royal Mlajct Kitchen, thle Yeomen of your Mlajestv's Imperial and Raal a tire Butchers of the Iaoicrial aind itoyal Slaughterhlouse, to approach ...

... teste. )n of AicCheap cement or stucco, impervious to damp, is b. thus made :-hoil two quarts of tar with two ounces of ty kitchen grease in an iron pot for a quarter of an hour- povder glass, so fine that it will pdSS ?? a flotir s, sieve; my it completely ...