... beds and clean bedding, carpets pier and drevling lefTes, chairs, fofes rmahogany dining casel and Pcnibroke ta. .bis toves kitchen requites, 'lvS'ei' be viecvdtto-nIorrpvw, andecatalbsues had at thehq onls Quscrnftreet, Golden £quare ...

... was broke open by a: gang of thieves, to the number of eight or nine'; the'y got ini 'at aaback window, and went into the -kitchen, from i whidh they took fome fiver fpoons ; go- ing into the ha2l they bioke a fquare glafs, which fet the alarnirbdell iai-g6ibg ...

... a msoi', admirable pieture, which hc phinted a fbort tmne fince far Mr. Graham, as a Comnpanlion to Sir Jofhuj RePynolds' Kitchen, in leicelcr-fqtsre. the ivuffe that onve belonged to his. tth r. A great numher of his pilures were lft a few years agn, ...

... and Duchess having veiy obligingly given up their house to tbem, -and the other with the King in Cla- rence House. The old kitchen in the Palace has been repaired, whete all the cooking for them and their eqta- blisl ment is to be done. Some of the Maids ...

... Nayler. The Peers entered through Elizabeth Gate, passed over to the Gate of the King's Lodge, they then passed across to' Kitchen Gate, 'and entered the Castle 'at the eastern end of the State Apartments. ' Tickets of admission to the Chapel 'were destributed ...

... II'll never be married irs 1~ alec -o r,'th Mji ni y sls.Wayiett.-Artar which, mu. tiar 5~CO~t~rhe11t tfl Mitress. Susan Kitchener, ~ rs W~ylett..i~lt~ANAND WIF; or, ove in aPri- ndpcomahe had of Mir.' ...

... West I te orad, co mprising thbe famimly residence, with i frutd etacied doestaic offices, farart i ard, ant buiihi- ti nl kitchen en Kardets, a lbsn, p leasure groith to n s, t' 'r comm round tite Mansion, with a brick-kiln, sheds, uarid clst, 2erstlt ...

... Berks, On Friday week, at Whitehall, Lady Carrington. A few days ago, at Sowerby, of the hydrophobia, aged ce years, Mr Win. Kitchen, a local preacher. About two months ago a strange dog went into the school room at Soweoby, when the children were assembled ...

... hold a Prebendal stall. On Monday morning, Mr Ustonson, an old subscriber at Lloyd's; he was taking a cup of coffee in the kitchen of that establishment, when he dropped off the chair and expired. On the 26th ult. at Comb May House, near Bath, in her 26th ...

... o'clock when he saw the matches on th~e kitchen stairs, and he did not aee them there when he went down in the morning re- thle kitchen stairs were common to bath families, and each had glie, a separate kitchen ; he did not recollect eeeing any of Mr ...

... daughter of the late Lerenzo Stable, Esq. oft Hose ver street, Hlanoaer square. At St George's Hanover square, WAm. Brown Kitchener, Esq. to Gcarg'ina MaconeDll Edgworrh,, ocly daughter of Major Edgworth, of Wilton place. At Liverpool, Sir Jobha Jervis ...

... and made her stand at her loom; at daylight we were all sent down in the kitchen to breakfast ; the elceased was pushed along by Mrs. Hibntr; I helped her down to the kitchen, and she went to bed; she could not eat her breakfast, and soon after became ...