... 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 ...

... took his keys out, and opened the drawers with thea. lie then heard a knock at the kitchen door, which he thought was Caroline Ellis getting up. Ile went to the kitchen, and found her perfectly still, and again returned, He then got some money out of the ...

... spot. like blood in on the walls of the passage leading to the kitchen, which Y, she endeavered to wash off. After she had cleaned that le portion of the place, she proceeded to the back kitchen, ? and was about to clean it, when Mrs. Manning came up r. to ...

... 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 ...

... a ICot disturhance in the kitchen, and went to see the cause of it. Ne The prisoner wai there. On witnests going ilito the kitchen, we the prisoner left and went into the bar. Withess remained a wa few minutes in the kitchen, then returned to the ba.' ...

... back kitchen. Grace was in the kitchen with him, and no one else. I did not know that he was there until I went down. I had not been absent more than a few minutes. I do not know how bre came in. When I went down Grace was going about the kitchen after ...

... 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 ...

... I saw my brother, Peter Whittle, come into the kitchen, with a razor in his hand. I did not see him doing anything. I was then in the kitchen. I did not hear any. thing before he came into the kitchen. He came out from the parlour, with the razor in ...

... day. The only tuitous distribution of food over a district five and twenty miles in length, from the operation f four soup kitchens, the weekly cost of which about £10 ; 1 ut many of the starving families whose cabins visited, and saw the inmates of them ...

... down the garden, leaving the deceased and his father in the kitchen together. I had not been out of the house more than a minute, when I saw the deceased out- side the house, opposite the kitchen window. The deceased had then his coat, stock, and waistcoat ...

... one taking hold of my r re ranos said, 1,,id y- ?? It, V .1 iao,.- .wthe' an servant was in thie kitchen. She was Iin what wye call thi W large kitchen, tin which tlierii was at large fire. She came 0on out, anud was going to thle !bacit kitcheil, and ...

... -she ( Mrs. M inin) tied Cl~tened that the r-day before, and alto the front kitchen. ' She after- 05, wards, continued the witneda, otatid I might clean the 3tt, hack kitchen. I dlid en. It neither locked ditty nor tip cleani. I sioticod a basket it ...