... several spots like blood on the wall of the passage leading to the kitchens, which she endeavoured to wash off. After she had cleaned that portion of the place she proceeded to the back kitchen, and wais about to clean it, when Mrs. Manning came up to her ...

... their room, descended tbe stairs without their shoes, anid, at the kitchen door, saw what aiipeared to be a dark Ian tertn, partly open, ini a state of inotiol niear the outer kitchen door which had been opetred, arid close to a dlrawver, which was also ...

... Novombor.-On Sunday Weeak a fox leapt through the kitchen witdow of a house in Charlotte-square, Edinburgh, but being saluted with a scream from the servant, ran out, and leapt in tho sause manner into the kitchen of the next house, where be visitedi each room ...

... found nothing to excite their suspicions. Barnes then looked over the lower part of the house, and on searching the back kitchen, he thought one of the flags had been removed He consequently called Burton, and procured a shovel and other instruments, ...

... Meade in the passage, who said, For God's sake, wlat's the matter? We hurried down stairs to the passage leading to the kitchen, the direction in which the sounds came.. I saw Mrs Warren, who was screaming violently, .!nd the eldiest of Mr Meade's (laughters ...

... ubli&01: to, reduee-' their size by cutting thenm', was confirmed by comparing tbe fatal bullet anld thedn'e fu uu&l in thle kitchen, both of whichiianswered his de- scription., Part uf the stolen property from the house of th-e Aisses Gompertz at the time ...

... suppose that the 'entrance 'by this 'method- was fted' by one' 'persdn ponly, and that he ' the n desc ed the s tairs to the kitchen, anud admitted: :'his acciplice'b unllocking the door. WiThel'dful act'pf Vmu rde r'was then conmmitted, in the manner,: ...

... s.Hsaid 'Z srtlaw 'I irsst ti rpra~tn ?? rtihlWertrjla, 'ien~ WMa ?? 8ita'rrsthupt uvasiog thrty stilr rth then -ir thre'kitchen,'ini e .istn'h * 'iilis Irerirred*Soine~tjrs. 'renti~tie fire eside svs'iis sr..hiI~I l if, n1t ahurt. tiflfriwnf liajiidle ...

... last, in company with Police-constable Burton, to No. 3, Minver-place, New Weston-street, Bermondasy. We went into the back kitchen-it was flagged over with large stones; ell the rooms were quite empty. I observed a damp mark along the edges of two of the ...

... said, my God, I shall soon die, I have . &n~nu~:h went down into the kitchen, [ followed ?? skdtefor a drink of isater, I gave it him, and lie d~~kcodwtr t s ell about. the kitchen. tie sasd, cow Mar, oull avttl~ore lies nor tales to tell over me. I said ...

... 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 by his deceased wife, all of whom were grownup & in employment, one of the daughters being engaged ...

... taking ties tinder-box frons time chimney in her master's kitchen. Witness scent to the fire ow, the' evening- of the 4ti of November: when I caine back, the prisonter was sitting fin the kitchen. I observed he had three or four scratches in Isis face : ...