... arrived at Chelsea Hospital. They were conduced to the hall where the men dine the different rooms where the men sleep; the kitchen, wlsere the dinner was cooking for the veteran old soldiers, and every place worthy notice in that noble building. They then ...

... the door this room being open, it took its next course down the staircase, passed the family who were sitting tea in the kitchen, and evaporated, without doing further mischief. The fire the bed-room was immediately extinguished Mr. Cheney’s workmen, ...

... coadesctatio!., for i:.t , so eminently distinguished. At half-past four the up, and, to the credit the-? •'rnpl- yed royal kitchen, the t.ihlts u\-ie cr-vti.-d less;! twenty minutes, in the greatest ■•r.icr There were turtles, ev ...

... remained with her all the time they wer Soon after they were gone, one of them came Into the kitchen for light, which she gave him, having lighted a candle the kitchen fire. man came up to her, kissed her, and told her not to be alarmed, for they would not ...

... body of a young woman, servant to Mr, B. of Bernard-street, in the same neighbourhood, who hung herself to a beam in the kitchen, early on Wednesday morning. The unfoitunate female had long been in state of despondency, and, previous to committing the ...

... John Brown, Mary Salter, William Gilbert, Michael Wright, Jane Evans, Charles Overton, Richard Frost, Sarah Patch, Esther Kitchener, Richard .Munch, John Harwood, Sarah Blight, Robert Ferguson, Thomas Graham, Sarah Raikes, Charles Morgan, James Berry, Dorothy ...

... most piteously below stairs; the hall door being open, she went down to the place whence the noise proceeded, and found the kitchen door locked; .she then went to the window in the area, which she also found fastened; she asked through the rails, what was ...

... Sunday.—The hostess discomposed, enquired hastily, why she had not apprised her of her intention? and went scolding toward the kitchen make preparation, never expedfing the invitation would have been accepted ; during which time the visitor gained the street ...

... was won Mr. and liut of gr# Mr. Kobi;!sc»!i the evening, 2d>. '• be ran mr asses a-j-'s, thr»** i vv mi and the *»rii« m jv Kitchen > li i:nl .c rode by liie celebrated di:\ths At nlr. daughter Mew C .uvjmd, guind l * late S»r Hugh Ctawfnr.!, J«»rdaii-ii:H ...

... Gubbins, from the foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Snook, who retires. 20th ditto—Ensign John Purehu to Lieutenant, vice Kitchen, deceased. Wheeler, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Purchas. 21st ditto—To be First Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieut. William ...

... disposed person, having frequented the house some time, and being rather in liquor, he led him through the cofeeroom and kitchen, to put him to bed. While he was doing so, the Defendant followed, and gave the Witness a black eye; but it did not prevent ...

... Sunday evening, the old man beard voices, which he supposed proceeded from the area; he took a sword; and Went into the kitchen, when he heard persons attempting to break at the window; they broke a square of glass. Listening, he discovered there were ...