... of his late sasaster, on the night of the 22d ultimno, by . ctislg thlroagla the cellar 1' isi(do, and was eulsght in the kitchen by the ismates, owiing to tile noise lie sasLle. The prisoner's detesico Was ?? tie ss Isusgry, anld sal y avanted to ta ke ...

... easily ignite as if they had been loosely scattered sover the floor. Otn having passed through the g flames and gained the kitchen window, he gave ,f the alarm,' otn which several persons came up to t his assistance; and on having been released flom v. ...

... from your work-what for ? Witness-- 1 Sontietimes lie would make me pull tip the grass ill the yard sometimes work in the kitchen, asl somuetimes carry.water for the cook. Counsel- 'Anod you did draw the cook's water for iter ? Wituess-'Arrah, to be ...

... it, he say Den pay nile more monies,'' I say No, no. Hle laugh, and nmake faces io aride fice; lie dance all a day in my kitchen; he itrahe de cook go to do bell, aid while she go, le steal 1, pan from the Cfot; go de pooblic house, call himself granrde ...

... open the back door. Having let tile cook, housemaid, and footman in at the front door, end finding no fire nor light in the kitchen, they all proceeded up stairs into the die. ceased's bed-room, and, not finding tier, went into tile drawing room. Elizabeth ...

... discovery that a young man, named Thomas Royle, about 25 years of age, a farm- servant of Mr. Faulkner, was lying in the kitchen with a gun under hlim, which had been recently discharged, the contents having passed through his body. Air. lRoscoe, the ...

... all gentlemiini all rounid. (LIaugh- t es ter.) 3Ic misthrcss-this is the likce iv her, gen- p of tlcmin,-comes down to the kitchen last Mionday n 5- was a weclc, an afther axin if all if uz was abstint f -(laughter)- n n- Commissioner : Present you mean ...

... the latinlladil for change of a sovereign. Prisoner not returning as soon as prosecutor expected, prosecutor wvent into the kitchen, and foiund lie hail left the house not havingi obtained change-}lere a questiouh was raised wbether, fiom the evidence aireaily ...

... (their lo footsteps beinig ?? perceptible in the garleae D. path.) Here, the roof of a sort of scullery ait- ?- tacehedto the kitchen shfelvesdowilwards to withilL e a f ew fect of the ground, and by placinlg a plank f. across fromn the bank adjoinimig (anl ...

... proceeded down Stairs. Iloey master heard litr wily rease firut in itoa surgery, and thou goitig dowet stairs to thle thle kitchen . but such was hlis confidence its tihe girl1, that clasm lie tad ito suspiciots ofsitytiring: wrong, and he thought Ir . ...

... the i'll3v ti liAugiist, ?? wieiit into (lie Cioss hed ' ixes pubi-lilosO l leil-lioi'hodo h si 01 'ks. lie iw'i ili tile kitchen, and the prisoner' ilil aniothier ]iuiai, named PitYzsiiliill, wiore ill the It. p)11liluil Wiitnecss hteiril ii noilse ili(ilie ...

... Jones's desk, which id' had beets leftL in the parloors the night before ;founsd co shrittecs fast, but ajiudosoapses in kitchen ; Rielsard fe 1 Wiliinrp ~wAvy froma Bangor, bei6ig. suspected of this offence. tlt Miss U. A. Jones depnaed Ilsat on the ...