... been ill-used only two days before this, and the morning of Thursday last the deceased was sitting before the ire in the kitchen, when he suddenly exclaimed, I shalt never get over it, and, putting his hand to his right side, said, if anything happens ...

... Madden going with Lieut. O'Grady in the direction of the latters bedroom. Providing himself with a carving-knife from the kitchen, he proceeded to the bedchamber, at the door of which he met his master and the girl. 1-e stabbed them both with the knife ...

... suicide, and was only prevented from carrying out her purpose by the rope breaking which she had attached to tackle in the back kitchen for tile purpose of hanging herself. Notwithstanding this and other proofs of in- sanity, the unfortunate woman was allowed ...

... which bad such an e.ffec'upon her, that sheexpired in-two or three hours afterwards. - -,The servant-was discovered'in the kitchen weltering in. her blood-. Idithe passage leading along the room in which the master and mistress had been dining, Mrs. Wraitbwas ...

... he had come to visit the prisoner on former occasions. In a few minutes after the prisoner came into the kitchen. We all re. mainied in the kitchen together. His lordship returned at twenty minutes to six, in a cab. Whilst we were at tea the coachman came ...

... house. Witness also exa- mined the window.by the side of the door. Went into the area' and returned to. the kitchen. Prisoner was in the kitchen at that time. Observed a workbox standing on the table. No: conversation then passed between himself and the ...

... of the straggling houses in its vicinity. This cottage has hut one 'door, which is divided into two apartmBents, the onea kitchen or sitting-room, and the other a sleeping chamber. : A poor woman,'named Seers, lives in another cottage not far from it, ...

... prisoner by sight, and recollected his Coming to his house on Thursday night, the 4th of October. He came into witness's kitchen between eight and nine o'clock, where witness was sitting, and tookfrom his pockets two pistols and a small packet of powder ...

... retur horse he took hrer into the kitchen and be- gan to take familiar liberties with her. She resisted, but he was too strung for her; he gut her ontt te ground, and the tongs wert thrown down wills a noise on the kitchen door. The defendant said, bush ...

... he considered sufficient;-he bad forbade- her cdming to his house.; The 'witnesstthen produced a plan of the pantry and' kitchen, and described thbe posifion of the sink, and the place where thie body of the deceased was lying. Mary Catlin, cook to Mr ...

... bl~eding ,bbut was unable. Finding that the deceased, was reeling and: unable to support himself, she accompanied him into the kitchen, and'W 'as' jointed there -by-ber servant; Ann Roberts A policemun'tsand a' su'rgeon-'-were immediately sentifor, but by the ...

... ntogether peaceahly discharging their vocations, tedin less than five minutes returns to find the de- 0ased staggering to the kitchen staircase with her htoat so decisively cut, that she shortly expires. fo wretched man avows the deed, to which he . tcrts ...