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... We hear, that from the 25th of March 1748, the Tax upon Windows, HoufeS and Lights* is to be levied as follow*, viz. every Kitchen; Scullery, Buttery, Pantryj Larder, Wafh-houfe Laundry, Bake houfe, Brew-houfe, and Lodg ...
... fe ' are pay according to the Rates in the former Act, fo that none pay, unlefs they have 'jo Windows, or upwards, every Kitchen Scullery, Buttery, Pantry, Larder, Laundry, Batkhoufe, Wafhhoule, Brewhoufe, and Lodging.room, belonging to, or occnpied with ...
... having (hewed him ■, demanded his Sword, which thout the lea ft Difficuly. idu&ed in this Manner through into the Court'of the Kitchens • yal, where three Coaches were one of which they put him, irc&ly to’the Caftle of Vinis thought he will remain till will ...
... of Auchlcuchries, confifting of 5 fire Rooms, a Cellar and good Garrets ‘with Chimneys, convenient Office- Houfes, a good Kitchen Garden, 8 Bolls f owing of infield Land, lefs or more, as a ...
... the back'Kitchen, where the Pewter ftood twenty Difbes ipore were melted in Holes; but what was .more remarkable, two Holes were ftruck through Copper Pepper-Box, without remo▼ing from its Place. There was moft fulphurous Stench in the Kitchen, but none ...
... Mufquet Ball, others fhivered the Oaken Frames of the Windows, fhatterCdtheGlafs, and melted Lead. It alfo burft through the Kitchen, into the Bar, the Door of which it tore off, beat the Plaiftering about, broke fopje Woodwork, andftrqck offthe Handle a ...
... deaf, and fpcecblefs, and the Houfe particularly thp Chimney; was greatly‘damaged j and an old Woman who Was fmoaking in the Kitchen, bad her Pipe fhivered, but fhe received not the Icaft Hurt. It was obferved by fome People in the to be fo fudden, that there ...
... them oat or the Windows of the Apartments, and to *ye thtown fome Dirt into the Grand Porch,*® a Signal to the Stipes ot the Kitchens, the tables, and the Prifonm the Palace, whom the Bafha’s Irnan had all /educed. This crafty Plotter having feigned Variance ...
... bre. Imseletti had borrowed a Hanger for that Purpose of a Slave belonging to the Kitchen, named Abicatel: But ten Days before the Discovery of the Conspiracy, the Basha diswaded him from the Use of that Instrument, and offer- ...
... Bailiff Boccage would take Care furnilh his Table, which has, in Fad, been hither fupplied with all Necellaries from the Kitchen of that Minlftcr. The lage Precautions of the Government having fecured the Ifle againft the Attempts on the Part of the Slaves ...
... convenient dwelling Houft, confifiing of four fire Rooms, Cellar, Clofets, and Garrets, in the third Story, a Ficiual-bcufe, Kitchen, Brew -houfe. Cellar, and other convenient (Jjfice-koufs, in and about the Ciofe. The Miln is only about Rirlength from the ...
... convenient dwelling-Hodfe, Conjijling fire Reams, Cellar, Chfets, and Garrets, in the third Story, alfo, PiHualâboufe,-Kitchen, Btew-houfe, Cellar, and other convenient OjJtce-hoiAts, in and about theClo/e. The Miln is only About aÃSglength from the ...