... privately with me. I then took Esther Lyons and one of the girls with me into my back parlour, leaving the other girl in the kitchen, and when in the parlour the girl with Esther Lyons told me who Esther Lyons was, and that she had run away from home because ...

... to her. This turned out to be a mere pretence, for no such article could be found, but the prisoner was left alone in the kitchen, where the breakfast things were upon the table, and it was suggested by the prosecutor that she took this opportunity if ...

... In the capacious kitchen gas and steam reigned supreme as means for cooking provisions. There was no waste of fuel; and, considering the time of year and the varied operations continually in progress, the temperature of the kitchen was not very oppressive ...

... Straits, then taken to Hughes's house, where they were fsubseqiumtly found by the detective under the bricks in the cellar kitchen. Wilson was examined, and made a full confession of the transaction. Hughes was found not guilty of stealing, but Guilty of ...

... lam or not; but I must go and see whether affected in health from the less of wounded feelleg. it boils. She went into the kitchen, and on taking off She wrote thus : the cover of the saucepan she saw a white powder I had determined upon net writing to ...

... down the solids with a plentiful supply of tea, for making which Mrs. Knight kindly provided hot water, with the use of her kitchen. The children having finished, the teachers and friends, about 20 in number also took tea ; after which, the usual sports ...

... as sad a sight as needs be; the poor wretch, with hie purple face, trembling hands and foam-dropping lips, crouched in the kitchen chimney the whole evening, eagerly watching the chance of a dram, which it was a mercy to give him. We protested against hie ...

... prisoner had been married to the prosecutrix two years, and they had one child. On the 7th of April the prisoner went into the kitchen where the breakfast was laid, and asked Mrs. Gibbs, a lodger in the house, for the teacup that the wife was to use, saying ...

... In fairness to the English lady, it should be recollected that a German kitchen is a much cleaner and more airy place with its tidy stove, even though one room serves for kitchen and scullery, than the English one with its great range. A German pot would ...

... their part, and thus the upper housemaids' occupation's gone, and when the mistress has duly gained her experience in the kitchen the first-rate cook is not required. There is a housemaid less, and a cook at half the wages only needed, a distinct and direct ...

... tobacco, as he was frequently in the habit of doing. When the servant came down stars she found him lying on the floor of the kitchen, quite dead, with his pipe and tobacco by his side. The deceased has fur sonic time past suffered from asthma. BOARD OF GUARDIANS ...

... left the house the doctor sat down and partook of dinner, and having finished he lifted a newspaper, and proceeding into the kitchen he threw himself on a sofa that was stationed there, and lay down to read it. The servant girl, Bridget Mackey, noticing that ...