... feet by 104 feet, dining-room by 22 fect, drawing-room 17 feet by 19 feet, with an excellent kitchen, servants' hall, housekeeper's and butler's rooni, back kitchen, dairy, larder, cellars, and every requisite office on the ground floor; breakfast-room 14 ...

... having the door shut in his face, threw mud against the windows, and in such quantities that it was impossible to see in the kitchen next day 'without a candle. Expostulation had no great effect. The Captain promised not to throw any more mud, and he kept ...

... mahogany winged and secretary book-cases, sofas, parlour chairs, dining, card, and Pembroke tables, ,ctfina, cut glass, kitchen requisites, &c. The excellent cellar of Wines consists o, 200 :Dozens of Port 11 Dozens of Hockheim 35 Dozens of Madeira 13 ...

... come out of the kitchen window, and never lost sight of him till he took him; found on him a child's coral, a gold pin, and three knives. When apprehended, the prisoner was without his shoes, which were afterwards found in the kitchen. The prisoner, when ...

... to the deceased, went into the house, up the Pas s ' e 'd door which separates it from the kitchen; the deceits-5411 opened the door, and looked into the kitchen, io a light. The door was then shut, and immediate', tl;l'„ff fired; the deceased fell by ...

... first-floor window, who opened the street-door, and on the house being searched, the deceased was discovered hanging in the kitchen, from a hook in the wall. She was immediately cut down, but life was quite extinct, and the body cold. - Coroner—When the ...

... feet by feet, dining-room 14 by 22 feet, drawing-room 17 feet by 19 fret, with an excellent kitchen, servants' hall, housekeeper's and butler's room, back kitchen, dairy, larder, cellars and every reqni*;)te office on the ground floor; breakfast-room 14 ...

... street and took 'refuge at the house of Mr. Crawley, a gilder, a neighbour. Witness considers the fire commenced in the front kitchen, which was filled with furniture which had been — accumulating for five years. He had not been in there for the last three ...

... hall 12 feet by 114 feet, vestibule feet by ' -room by 22 feet, drawing-room 17 feet by 19 e xcellent kitchen, servants' hall, housekeeper's and kitchen, dairy, larder, cellars, and every requio': lo r e ground floor; breakfast-room 14 feet by 14 feet, ...

... and closets. In the basement a good kitchen, scullery, and housekeeper's room, pantry, man's bedroom, wine, beer, coal and wood cellars, with • about two and a half acres of land laid out in lawn, - flower and kitchen-gardens, well stocked with good plants ...

... rooms,kitchens,vaults,with behind ; let at 47/. 55., held for 99 years from La-I.'llooja I, at aground of 8/ • 500 guineas. -.-A ditto,No.l7, i i,el otil 'u ti 4 ; , . lll ,_ 7str eet,Bryanstone-quare, contaiing eight rooms, ~`- ' l ' G 9 s Kitchens, a yard ...

... bed-clothes for him, which were then hanging at the kitchen fire. (Here Mr. Lovat read part of the affidavit of Jonathan Pulstone, who swore that there was no appearance whatever of such a proceeding in the kitchen.) She deposed that between the departure of ...