... some- thing burning, got up and raised an alarm, when a neigh- bour named Doughty came to her assistance, and in the back kitchen they found the dead body of Ann Newton, lying on her face, with her hands under her head, and all on fire. The parlour furniture ...

... instantly got out of bed and pro. ceeded dowit stairs, when she perceived her husband sos- endedbythe neck to a beanm in the kitchen nuite dead, he deceased was a very active officer, and is oss is much regretted by the whole division. ANOTHTE ERiCTsOx Foo ...

... back door. The servant, who had been left in care of the house, hearing a noise below, went down, and found a man in the kitchen, who said, Make no noise, and I will not hurt you. She, however, en- deavoured to give an alarm, and time man stabbed her ...

... furnished house, No. 1, Oxford-scuare, Edge- ware-road. Having remained up stairs '_till dark, the sister went down into the kitchen to procure a candle, followed by deceased, who said -that she could find her way. Immediately afterwardsaher sister heard ...

... talked incoherently. On Saorday morning last her brother founly her suspended by a windowline attached to a nail behind the kitchen door, and she appeared to have been lifeless some time. l ltRawER AND SUIJCTo E.-Considerable alarm prevailed in t.a ,Saiour's ...

... November, and con- tinued until the fbllowi'tg Wednesday, when she was sent away in consequence of her being found in the kitchen in a state o intoxication:' Oti tihe next day constable Bagn-all called to in-. forn her that the prisoner was in custody ...

... Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway, .ad ten shares of the Great North of Scotland Railway. The thieves then proceeded to the kitchen, and forced open drawers and places where plate might be supposed to be kept. The thieves, however, only found some small ...

... othere wvele two ser- vants n the ouse.The door of day didifiic-rpom, whepe this. took place, was 'oper -. tho door of the kitchen Was open,. and the servants werei in thilt kitclsin. Durng hewoletime she spoke in a whisper', that the' Maria O'Grady that ...

... sleep. On searching the bedroom no deadly weapon 'of any description was found; but, on again going down stairs into the kitchen, a cup was discovered, containing a mixture supposed to be arsenic, and this opinion was strengthened by there being a co ...

... charged by Mr. Joseph Gridiths, solicitor, of No. 2, Burton-crescent, with having been found concealed in the dust-hole in his kitchen ?? prosecutor stated that, on Tuesday night last, about a quarter past eleven o'clock, he had a party, and having occasion ...

... the prisoner made some indirect reply, and pretended to be tipsy. Witness found some of the plate had been brought from tnc kitchen, and several articles from the sheopwere breughi up and strewed about. The prison,,r had brolken open all the locked drairers ...

... to keep him ?? White, a greengrocer, living on.the ground floor of the house in which deceased and his family occupied a kitchen, stated that on Thursday afternoon last he (deceased) came home drunk, and at half-past six in the evening witness heard him ...