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THE BERMONDSEY MURDER

... afterwards happened. Manning remained in the house while his wife returned to the back kitchen and fried some beefsteaks for dinner. The girl said that the back kitchen was extremely wet, and that the stones in tbe passage appeared to have been recently ...

SHOCKING MURDER

... farmer's wife, near Kings.a bridge, Devon, was found murdered in the kitchen, a s on the return of her husband from- his labour. The to clothes of the. murderer were found in the kitchen;, b e: he having, with great coolness, put on those of the It master ...

THE BERMONDSEY MURDER

... during g the night she heard a deal of scuffling in the kitchen, and a little L t after midnight the noise attracted her to the back window, c r when she perceived sa light in Manning's back kitchen, and dis- d n tinctir saw shadows of a man and woman in ...

THE BERMONDSEY MURDER

... afterwards passed. Matrlig remained in the house while his wife returned to the back kitchen arnd fried some beefl steaks for dinner. The girl said that the tack kitchen was extremely wet, and that the stones ill the passage appeared to have been recently ...

CENTRAL POLICE COURT

... the parties c - were sitting in a kitchen to the back of his shop, which was no t i part of his premises, but the possession of his daughter. It turned out, however, by the defender's own witness, that the f kitchen had a door communicating with the shop ...

HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY

... the kitchen. Wiete lsistnel came into the kitchen, she excliimevd Stand btcck ; let mce get a knife, and I'll soon settle the h- rs. Paneael did not seem in a great rage, hut went deliberatelv forward. There cvrs nothing going on il the kitchen at the ...

THE NORFOLK ASSASSINATIONS

... the house. It was a door between the back kitchen and the kitchen, and I fastened it by putting a wooden peg at the top of the sneck or latch. I have since seen it, and I find it can be undone from the kitchen side notwvithstanding the peg. I made the ...

TO THE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. Edinburgh, Feb. 28, 1849. “ Mrs Bull, it is a most sad life

... the “digg- ings” of California, has resolved, at least, to save his gold by retrenching the wasteful expenditure of his kitchen, kitchen- garden, &c. Although the Squire, constitutionally averse from change even for the better, has not hastily come to this ...

HIGH COURT OF JUSTIC

... high words paffed between, the prifoner and David White, about fome hot water being taken from a boiler. Piper came into the kitchen and afked who had taken the water out of the boiler? one of the girls faid it was David White to make a warm mafh for a fick ...

TRALEE ASSIZES

... turned; when the deceased left the house-the prisoners sat sh, down together at the kitchen fire; witness could see them' tli rmthe~bed; the candle-remained lighted in the kitchen co] S for some time; they conversed' with each other is, so low~ W 8a tone that ...

ARMAGH ASSIZES—Aug. 7

... aparments in the house, which was a single story and thatched.) There was a small poreh at the hall door, which led to the kitchen on the left, and to a sittipg room on the r right hand; adjoining this room was the bed-room in l which the witness slept ...

NIGHT ASYLUM FOR THE HOUSELESS POOR

... to the opening of the soup kitchens throughout the city, the directors, at the suggestion of several benevolent individuals, extended their scheme in this department. Since the middle of December last the use of the kitchen and the assistance of the servants ...