... his having seen a man's hat its the kitchen a few nights previous. She admitted that the prisoner occasionally came to see her, but said she always spoke to him at the street-door, and never invited him to the kitchen, and irs this statement she was stoutly ...

... silver. SINGULAR DEATH.-Mr. Carter held an inquest at the King's Arms, Hickman's Folly, Bermondsey, as to the death of John Kitchen, aged seventy-nine. 'It appeared that on Tuesday last the deceased, who was a dyer, was at work, at his nephew's works, in ...

... she was washiag up the dishes in' the kitchen, when tshe parlour Uell rang,-and complainant. ,went up stairs to answer it,. wheeher'master 'asked her'whlere'the sihp boy was I Complainant replied he was in the kitchen. The defendant' then said, Kiss 'me ...

... i;ldt tiac s ovbseitt; the' sao : '/is soife, a std told her lt !at it ate 1held 0. wrralat to szarich teilC ho1s . In thii kitchen they flou td a still at otirk, and a. lnrgoe txaitity' of molasses wash. III the upper robms they' fmind several bottles and ...

... latter was proceeding down stairs to wash his hands. He further stated that O'Connor had noticed the hole dug in the back kitchen on the occasion of former visits paid to Minver-place, and that he had been told by Mrs. Man- ning that it was a drain they ...

... facts were, that Alexander and his family and servants were engaged at prayers one morsitig itl the kitchen; the pursuer in said case came into the kitchen ir the meanrtime, and when the family were so engaged, proceeded with her work, cleaning the milk ...

... anywonderthatthe corpse was found? Who, searching an empty house for a dead body, would fsil to examine the stones of the kitchen ? Now follow cowardice, treachery, and lies. And then, when captured, was it not through their individual wvant of precaution ...

... country, and the workhouses of the metropolis were crowded p repletion. The Poor Man's Guardian Society had opened soup -kitchens, and although they relieved from 700 to 1,000 persons per day, it was but as a drop in the ocean. ;He had represented tihe ...

... end of the rails (which were only slightly raised), through the kitchen, and into the parlour of Mr. Pennington's house. At the time of the collision the deceased was sitting in the kitchen, and the engine, on entering the house, crushed her against tle ...

... wash the baby (the deceased), and put her to bed. She did go, and came down to the hack kitchen, where she remained. Her father at this time sat in the front kitchen, and she never heard him leave or go up stairs. At a 'quarter to eight her mother returned ...

... over the kitchen which stood detached a few feet from the dwelling-house and Mr. Armitage, his father, Mr. Thomas D. Armitage, a youth named Stephen Evans (the son of a neighbour) and Mary Jane Evans, his sister, were employed. In the kitchen below were ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF A MIsER. - On Saturday after- noon, about four o'clock, a middle aged man, named Stokes, residing in a back kitchen at 7, Thomas-street, Oxford-street, died suddenly. It appears that deceased was a very eccentric character, and had for the ...