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... laid, O! my Lad, is as innocent a Lamb/ And that the fame Mornng Aw the Prifoner Jewries bounce bcrfelf into a Chair the Kitchen, and faid, * O! fliall die w'orfc Death than Unde.’ Sarah Arnold (the Servant-Maid to the Family) her Evidence, did not appear ...

... accordingly, after the Maid was gone Bed, I went into John Swann’s Room, and .ail’d him, and v.'e went down together into the Kitchen; and having aflifled Swann in putting Come Pewter, and other Things, into a Sack, I faid I could do no more; And then Went ...

... Hand through the Hole it the Top the Kdchen Window Shutter, and uriug to put back the Bolts, when vVomm Servant, who lay the Kitchen, hearing the Nolle, and 1 eing a Man’s Hand, bad the Courage the Place, and feize it, and with a Penknife cut it the jull ...

... Manchester, containing four Rooms on a Floor, a large Chamber feparate from the Houfe, a large Cellar, and a Pump near the Kitchen Door, with Garden, Orchard, and Stable. For further Particulars enquire of Richard Berry , or of Mr. John 'Bracegirdle Smith ...

... Dungeon and locked them in: Having thus far Grtndey with a Durk, and the others armed with Clubs, rufhed upon the Keeper in the Kitchen, and demanded the Keys, or they would Murder him inllantly and all who oppo-1 fed them: The Keeper, who could nor get his ...

... one of them happening drop Words, which dilcovered who were, the Curare without any Emotion, got up, and fiepping into the Kitchen under Pretence h. lLnmg the Supper, w hilpered Servant tetch the Guard-, who came and the pretended Sifter.'j.,fta> they were ...

... before fire recovered they dragged her along by her petticoats, becaufe they were very dirty. That theycarry’d her into the kitchen of li ells's houfe, which fhe deferibes, about hours before day light. That file there law Squires gypfy woman, fitting, and ...

... Pelham a South cote look upon with Pleafurc. . The Houfe upon Eminence within the Bcndina a River, with about Halt Acre Kitchen Garden, fenced in with good old Wall, well planted with Fruit-Trees. The River that almoft furrounds this little Spot affords ...

... Article of Eating, for Inftance (that noble Plcafure!) who is there fo proper to advife with, one who is acquainted with the Kitchens an Apicius or a Heliogabalus ? For though have a very high Opinion of our prefent Talie, cannot help thinking that the Ancients ...

... ly Noife the Houfe, and knowing every one to be in Bed, f:e gently fid frem her Husband’s Side, and going armed into the Kitchen , to her great Surprize found a fellow in it, whom fe ftized by the Collar, dapping a Bifid his Breafi, and alamed tU Pecjle ...

... finding the 7Joors left them, le ores 1 Weaver in the Keigt Lour hood , and they vent together to t!e and locking t ro ’ the Kitchen II iidcav fa-'v Mr. f/ofeph Harvey lying dead fhe Floor, his Throat cut. They thin came into Wre-t Tcavu, aid ecqueimed Mr ...