... the old ground. Some may think from this, that c extremes are apt to meet, but the more probable recollec- tion will be the kitchen maxim, Light your fire at both ends, and the middle will take care of itfelf ! r Tike minidtrial writers often tell us ...

... taylor, March I7 28, April za, at clevenat Guildlhall, Attorncy5 Mr.SsEgerS, Great St..Helen ?? DIVIDENDS. April is. R. Kitchen, of Great Qsecrn-ftreet, Lincoln's-Inn- Fields, coschmalter. April ri. R.,Pitaeatldey, of Taviltock- ftrcet, bookfeller. March ...

... 24,, 2r ten, May a6, ,t~one, at, the Public ?? Illimrngiroos Atj esMie.Worthaina and Stcgheifona (Caitle-tre, oba Mr. G. Kitchen, Birmingham. Edrward IMotterihlead, of Mzzncieiter, vidhualler, April x1 -, 4. May i6, at three, at ?? 'avern , Deuiat , eaoie ...

... 'lah the lilft Conful went to the Hofpi- tal of Invalids. I-Ie vifited every part of the elahblifli- ment, the infirmary, kitchens, &c. and took an account of the ameliorations of which' the eflabliffltnent is fu4_ ceptible. He received the foldiers with ...

... crown his most brilliant fasnpaign by an ad of generosity worthy of a conqueror. As Henry VII. placed Pevrkin Warbeck in his kitchen, so Leclerc would do well to place Toussaint on the box -of his carriage, an office which he formnerly filled with great ...

... nwaler Clofet, drasd'ing and dining roonms, two convenient c turltig hoaes ?? 'large cls, good eni'trance. aatd.flaircafc, kitchen, an ne anabeer cellating. Held for a term of tg yearsk ronm M~icalt'achas'ngictiat go]. per annnrdrn Mah le viewed fix days ...

... be- tween a trumpet and a fiddle. ADotlor in Law mi- mnickleda saloic'e in weuozurn;g ; and withl a lhat, in the form of a kitchen fhovel, oburnbrated an area of hmmenlk extent, and contributed much to the general ent-rtaininent. One prebendary was obferved ...

... lately had a moat edifying 1 account. I made no improvements in CAT-optricAs, nor 1 faw much clearer tharnwhen in my miarefs's kitchen; and as to hearing, unlefs it was a confufed,buzzingnoif F .as Icroffed theThames, which I thought was like Puss, f 'Puss ...

... *ho o inhabited the firit floor. The company wsas to fiop to lopper, and the fervant and her mother were going to the back kitchen, in order to mnake the necef- fary arrangements, when, upon opening the door, a dreadful volume of flame and fmoke prevented ...

... Ex-Minifter Was accufforaed to feed every morning with treafury.crumbs, were devoure'd or carried off by whoqlefale; the kitchen-garden deftroyed in ptirfuit o. the featherc'd prey, and the fhrubberies defaced and torn! For all the mifchicf, and all ...

... a window, which was very much wanted. There arefouzr new Committee rooms. They confift of the dining room, drawipg room, kitchen and another apartment belonging to the Deputy Serjeant at Arms. The largeft of thefe is to be fitted up with benches fimilar ...

... houfe of Col .;5U. A. Pkiil lie, in' Marl- borough-buildings, Bath-'wa's entered. by 'tome villains by breaking open ^the' kitchen wividow, and they made :.their .efcape vitl aery' .. nriderabi& quantity of 'late :and other-pr pertyi,-efl:.atedtothe a'nount ...