... SKETCH OF THE KITCHEN IN WHICH THE MURDER WAS COMMITTED. REFERENCES TO THE PLAN:- A.-Position in which the bodies lay D.-Fire-place. after being murdered. E.--Back kitchen door. B.-Front door. F.-Cupboard. C.-Window. C*.-Parlour door. D)uring the past ...

... horrible scene was presented. In the kitchen the servaut,'ayoung woman, between 19 asid 20 years; was laid withi her throat cut, her brains beaten cut, and her face 'in a dreadfully mtangled, condition. On leaving the kitchen, the body of Mrs. W raith was found ...

... Lockwood's bliose about half-past twelve, and proceeded s from there down the footpath to Mr. Wraith's house. I weit ( itto the kitchen, and sat ott the table talkiog to the servant girl (Catherine Ellis) who was ele atitng the fetler. AfterI had r been in the ...

... last six years he had hired himself to work on a farm, about half a mile from his croft, and was the only man-servant in the kitchen.' He had eight children I ,by his deceased wife, all of whom were grown up and 1 - .in. employment, one of the daughters being ...

... the premises, as was his custom be- fore retiring to rest, and was surprised at finding Cox lying apparently asleep in the kitchen, wrapped closely tip with some quilts, and the prisoner assuing to tuck hin tip. I afterwards turned obt that he had murdered ...

... gentleman this evening. She saw nothing mtore of him that day, but during the night sihe hemird a deal of scuffling !in the kitchen, and a little after midni ghitthe tnoise atiracted her to thle back window,wheiet she rperceived a light in Manning's back ...

... retilrned-to the wash-lionse laid tbrouigh the kitchen. Mrs. Varley came in about ten iou misslutes afterwards. She was alonie;~ andl she passed thle ten washi-hotise door, and proceeded tip tile kitchen steps. Site nrd) saw Mrs.Varley ithree miniittes ...

... it unpleasantness. Nothing had pas sed between De~akit aiedd ~tLeach before. Leech theta jumped'4s and went into 'the s-kitchen, which adjoined! the room we 'were in. Isheard him inamong the kntives, bitt did-not go tit lookwhiat heiwas doing.- Mrs. ...

... I couldo'lean lya kitchen. She skid she had' cleaned the back and front !d kitchen the day 'before..- Afterwards she Said.I might clean 3the back kitchen.: It looked neither dirty nor Clean.' There ~rwas a basket in the back kitchen, which she wished ...

... like blood a y a on the wall o tbs passage leading to the kitchens, which t. Ow she endeavoured to wash off. After she had cleaned thatt for portion of the place she proceeded to the back kitchen, a us- snd was about to clean it, When Mrs.' Manning came ...

... sound sleep. On searching the bedroom, no deadly weapon r of any description was found; but, on going down stairs into the kitchen, a cup was discovered, cOntaiuing a mixture d supposed to be arsenic, and this opinion was strengthened I* by there being ...

... this sum of £150,000, £70,000 has been already expended, and £50,000 is to be expended this year in making a ballroom and kitchens !-of course in addition to what there were in the palace before. This palace will, doubtless, sooner or later, share the ...