... acres r od a half ot goodmeadow lard; the prhe nrni have 7 bed chambers, a draswsng ropin, tivo parlours, butle-r's room, kitchen, aniple. cellaring cool dairy, and als usetal Spoi- ces, temewholeBin good'renpai;r aGlearly possessiom h iihowihout 'thi ...

... about the end of July, four mnn surprised thoservant maid of ltrs. Uight in the gar- den, while securing the windows o the kitchen. i'hee oftlbem rifled-thehouse,andcarriedoif thearticles srccified in the in- didci'ent, while the other preyented the maid ...

... incumbrance. about 35 yea ' of age; the Man as BAiiirr, andwillt hvc no objectio; to the care Gfgan-e, ori th'management of a kitchen garden, if r, iur-ed;, be hts been used to. different modes of farming, i uyin and selling, breeding and grazing of all kind ...

... fkiertain .' into custody. 'the w&se svorr to iret,'that the' chil- a dren w'ele faszid'with 'teii: 1lrri 2aoaint'' :y d.; 'kitchen dressei, that the father-h if i1og1ed therm' sc e v'evey wi'thy: a whip aS-toW leaVe deep nias ilbiavir di their bodies; and ...

... 9. her master was, hut' met him by the way. He told ir 'her that he had been. shot, then walked on ;and le ned P' on the'kitchen table. By this time MW. P. returned'; s . in her flight she had shut to the door, to prevent any de fiP-thermnschief, 'but ...

... POLIC.E. *~~ ~ ~~~ X.- ' MURD)ER OFMR. BLIGHT. ' , OW-STREFtb 'Yesterday morning, sQon after eleven o'clock, Hester Kitchener, the servant of t& ' deceased, was brought from thie Brown Bear public-house, and tipderwent a long private'examination. Mr. ...

... keep him out of harm's way, he cormnitted him for farther examination on Friday. MU RDER OF MR BLIGHT. Yesterday Hester Kitchener, the servant of the late Mr. Blight, -was brought to-the, office fiom the Bown-- Bear public-house, and underwent a long ...

... premises,he. f und thatMr. P.would have hada distance of about 64 feet to run, while the maid had only rz to go from the kitchen to'where she saw her niaster; and it was rather improbable thit.the-sound of shutting the door to could have been heard without ...

... parlonr flcing the .'nhames. Ma .,Patch was sitting in this parlour about eight in the evening, when, he desired Esther-Kitchener, thie tiaid servafnt f Blight,. and a most materialwitriesv in this - Iase, to get iln rsizxpennyworth of oysters for hisspper ...

... upon which he opened the door of hisparlour the roomI was always shewvn into; the outward door opened into his kitchen, and from this kitchen you stepped directly into his parlour, which Far- iner Ward says, in his affidavit, was a private rocrre I gave ...

... closely fsstenrd. e -Gregory, the Constable, went to the house, and, asbist- eel by the watchman, forced. his way ikito the 'kitchen, aod proceeded up stairs to the front room on the second floor, from S whence the cries issued. 'TIhe door was fastened, and ...

... half per week. Sir VICARY 64usts for the. Plaintiff, proved the oc- cupation of the firsa'nd -second fdor',a garret, and kitchen,- 'farnished for eight weeks, and that the rent was reasonable, insomuch that the Witness said he i-ould not et sieh lodigings ...