... wTioW u-wnd. however, orevemeu vis uoiog so, wiien he went to the back of the House and got into the kitchen by the back door, and on entering the kitchen the husband was standing calmly looking on, but willi no weapon in his baud, when the first thing he ...

... died almost instantly. There is a back en- trance to the kitchen, as well as the one from which she .'ame. I had not been in the kitchen for an hour before. At that time tbe prisoner was in the kitchen, dressed in a orown jacket and apron (his cook's dress) ...

... was uninhabited, and they broke through a kitchen wall, which separated the houses, nearly two feet in thickness. They must have been in the premises for a considerable time, and they proceeded from the kitchen to the shop, and broke open the desks and ...

... evening the housemaid after taking suppt'l in the kitchen, where witness and Tracy were sitting at the fire, we'iit up-stairs with Miss Re>chfort*s (the governess) sup- per, and that Tracy quitted the kitchen shortly after; not more than 20 minutes elapsed ...

... company with a female. After spending some time with the mother in the kitchen, the prisoner and his companion departed. The iwatch in question had l«en seen hanging wp in the kitchen a short time after the pri- soner arrived, and was missed shortly after ...

... was in the kitchen with the cook (the de- ceased). She was standing near the fire. Witness had occasion to go into the shop, and had not left the kitchen more than three minutes, before she heard a violent screaming. She returned to the kitchen and saw the ...

... rectory-house adjoins the churchyard of the parish, and has a kitchen-garden attached to it. Mr. Green- wood had always, up to a very recent period, kept up the fences of the churchyard and the kitchen -garden ; but since the marriage of his sister to Mr. Fidler ...

... library, and large store raom, very complete kitchens and offices, perfectly ury; COACH-HOUSE and TWO-STALL STABLE adjoining. Contiguous is brewhouse, walled-in yard for cow and cart sheds: a walled-in kitchen garden; very larga pleasure and flower garden ...

... head gave her great pain, and her loin* were very bad. Witness asked her te to bed, which she refused, and sat upon a box on kitchen floor; she was very drunk. On Wednesday, the drank three half-pints of gin, and on Thursday, ordered half a dozen bottles ...

... llalf Moon Alle 7» Whi tecross-street; A *«e Hou yed as assistant in the kitchen at Guildhall C*^ e de * or e '£ht weeks; prisoner was the cook; I kNT O ?? ea sed, she was kitchen maid, her name was _V? l ast . y> I heard quarrelling between the two on ...

... the front of the street by opening the kitchen shutters and lifting the window, saah. They then lighted a candle, wliich they took from a drawer, and stopped the clock ; and having wrenched off the lock of the kitchen door, they ascended into the dining- ...

... Jackson, R.N. On Thursday morning, about eight o'clock, an alarm was raised that a portion of some thatched roof near the kitchen was in flames, and ere means could be adopted to stay their progress the building was on fire at different points. It therefore ...