... identified the body. Mr. Slow, the beadle, having been informed of the awful discovery, directed the body to be deposited in the kitchen, where it will now remain until the Coroner's Inquest. FiJtrR~uw PAwRTCULAnts. There can hardly be any doubt that Manningorhis ...

... carry this barbarous and unnatural resolve into effect, on Tuesday evening, the 28th ult., she made up a large fire in the kitchen of her own house, with the determination of sacrificing her child in the flames prepared by her own hands. For reasons only ...

... by the deceased lady, with a view of seeing if anything could be discovered of a material nature. Upon proceeding to the kitchen they discovered evidence which would seem to give some slight confirmation to the statement alleged to have been made by the ...

... me and defendant in the kitchen. We sat there. He had his arm round me. That was the first time to had connection witlsime. I saw him the next Sundav at my brother's; he came at ten in the eveniing, and I saw him in the kitchen. The people in the house ...

... prosecu. trix, for a few days. The following extraordinary scene then took place:- The Prisoner: My lord, Mary Jones, the kitchen-maid, who slept with Mrs. Magnus the night I was found in the room, is present.o The Lord Mayor asked Mr. Wilkinson whether ...

... -~Betsy Brown, ajuvenile mop-squeezer, charged Mirts. Hopkins, the kitchen lodger, with having given her a great knock on the helbow with the handle of the long broom, swept the kitchen dirt against the coal-cellar door, and called her a common perambulator ...

... window, which was reached by a ladder. Mr. Swindon found all the doors in the house bolted, and, upon forci ng his way intothe kitchen, saw the two children-Joseph, aged four years, and Sarah Anne, aged two years-stretched across the bed, and a pool of blood ...

... Allen's aunt, who acted' as charwoman, was engaged at her master's house, and was directed to clean out a cupboard under the kitchen stairs. For some time past a very disagree- able smell had arisen from the cupboard, the former ser- vant having thrown about ...

... eight o'clock, she got out, and !wits proceedieg to the kitchen to light the fire and prepare breakfast, when she niet a dark figure, who told hter to cut her throat. She passed into thie kitchen, and, seeing her husband's razor ot the mantel-shelf, she ...

... robbery:-Go Groves, a waiter tat the Gresisam Tavernl,staieod thathatitLsornling he had just'IefttIeh ebar to go into the kitchen,.wheni he met the prisoner coming down stairs with a large bundle under his arm, besides a carpet-bag.. containidg a: variet ...

... neighbourhood, who attended, and endeavoured to force open the kitchen door; the husband, however, prevented his doing so, when he went to the back of the house and forced his way into the kitchen, and on enteriug it the husband was standing calmly looking ...

... building. KENSINGTON PALACE, &c.-We hear that orders have been given to discharge all the men employed in what are called the kitchen gardens, and that the site will be let on building leases. A Mr. Craig has got the contract. Among the various improve- merts ...