... she employed Mrs. Richards to do odd jobs, and on 'Wednesday last had occasion to call her to order for some breach of kitchen discipline, when the latter, seizing a quantity of boiled potatoes,- fired them, quick as hail, at Mrs. Jessop's head. The ...

... consideration of the executive. *Sir J. SEBRIGHT said that he was always disposed that labourers upon his estates should have kitchen gardens to employ their leisure hours. These, though in a very small extent, he had given free of rent; he would do the same ...

... then opened, but I don't know how. It flew back as if forced. One man then went into the parlour, and another went into the kitchen. When I got into the parlour I found William Simms demanding money of my mother. My mother said that she could not afford ...

... if we did not go, they would force us. They then went away, and before they were far out of the place a mob came into the kitchen where we Were. They first said very civilly, Gentlemen, you must go with us. I said we would not. They then said, if we ...

... and a little girl, were in the house. About ten or eleven at night she was alarmed by the strokes of a sledge hammer on the kitchen window. She went to the bedroom window to see what- was the matter. She saw s;x men, and immediately afterwards they had broken ...

... door. In doing that, he gave me a slight blow on the shoulder. The prisoner, Nicholas, then got over a low wall opposite the kitchen window, and began breaking the window, and knocked the whole of it, sash, glass, shutters, frame, and every thing, into the ...

... mob came to my house on the morning of the 23d of November. I looked at them through the window. I was in the kitchen. I opened the kitchen window, and spoke to them. They said they wanted beer or money. I gave them 4s. They said they must have another ...

... 2 drachms deficient, and 19 weights unsealed. The jury added in a'note, that Capt. Chapman had refused them access to the kitchen, and also to see the weights. Under these circutustanees the jury prayed the ceurt to apply to the Secretary of State for ...

... witnesses were called, who all said that it was not prisoner's hand-writing; one of them said the bureau in the prisoner's kitchen was always open. [The paper and books were found in the bureau.] Mr. Justice Alderson summed up, and read the whole of the ...

... prosecutor's house, and asked for victuals and drink, carrying with them a part of the machine, which was taken into Mr. Wells's kitchen. The prisoners were found Guilty, and were sentenced as follows :—John Jacobs, James Town, Edward Camel, and Joseph Ring, ...

... protitable lodger, and therefore many quarrels had taken place; that on the day in question the prosecutrix went for some kitchen utensil into the room of Mr. Fay, which happened to be in use at the time; and that the defendant pushed her out of the room ...

... otherwise. I hear you well. Go on, go on, the cause and bearings tell. Lud, the suitor, IVildgoose, says, that :6agc, His kitchen partner, but I can't engage To ope my cause without your Ludship's ear-1 ask attention— Wildgoose with Smallbeer— I see your ...