... Cliennell Was not up; that he pas sed by in half an P the hour after, hnd his son was still w*iting; lie then tried .0 hen the kitchen doori and' found- it was onl the latch. A a ce- he entered he sail some blood on the ground; lie went ago ti the foot of tbe ...

... the witnefs (Vellum) went and apprehended h Tubbe at his houte in Fleet; he found him concealed in a n dark part of the kitchen; Tubbs, however, denied know- -' ing any thing of the robbery; but at the Cheguers at liolbeach, oh the following morning ...

... her' thafr?rs Went to the *indow II ,7? ed ol to 411& Mll?s t)uon and -the. defendant fetched his whip ?3 8 20th' cue of the kitchen and. threatened, and 'cried e? 1'erike her v tire? ,wiih'it £ tvkoell end a?nured to pee4esxe llilii b? ?it?flt?isg 12,0 ts ...

... rcplced, that 5. shte (tue witritss) wtis utaling somei veal broth for Jtt- le seph's suplper.. Witniess wentl deswn to 'thre kitchen, :y anti founil ier father, John Il-htd, and sthe prisoncirI Ic there. hKniglitson. aisked her how her htusbanid was. is Site ...

... ier only. It was put on the fire in the kitchen, Istvweeh sizand seevieain theevening; Williamn Xoightson came into *he i rc-lo wlistt the broth' was on the ire; 'whfilithe was in she todttt er 'the 'kitchen'heard the prisonici6 uV what vwia in tshe ...

... there was alfo a pump in the kitchen, which was not ufed -byranay one. Aperfon might'g'o ilier'V'*ithouta mceting 1with any part of Jhis, tanmil. '-He kept his cooper's tools in the louwer-part of the houfe, near to the kitchen that wqs anot ufed. Bifore-MrM ...

... fe I witnsfs's fon; he had never feen himn before. 'Wirefsj I fon was a Ihoetnaker. Fry dept in an inner room over the a kitchen, and to go to it, it ivas neceffary to kgo Iirotlg .another on WitUr is ept in the outer room, as did she pirfoner and his ...

... is the tteralit of Air. Reece, was left Att ihome on the 213th of Juno, nod( wa ciseployedl in Wash- iasg in tile ironst kitchen, sinie occasional dlv ist inlte tita burial grosltid for thle purpo~se of1 ltiitim- sut thsi clolthes, Yvitere site saw tile ...

... islaude, (forhe did not 4ngvo MIr. Maude) ?r. ?? then ?? him to go into another room, but they soon came out rgain into the kitchen, anl Mr. Melibourne said there is my orchard. and then you cross a little lane and I have two grass fields tlhere; Mr. Aslsde ...

... t- rise till five o'cock in the Itwornrin-t. When lie carne n down stadirs, -e saw the body ?? deceased lying in . s the kitchen, ao tsie bottoiss of the stair-ease, end bc e nfiund, on Ceaninitition, that she Wias tmitadeadi antl 31 d covered with blood ...

... Irsihe fiebprovbld, theat the prisoner, hrevittg begurt to .ill-treat his wif, tip' '1 stair, hual followed If cr'into' thle kitchen an ?? lirterr'c ?? heer the blow which had produced her ?? a, Th iefattscto supportithis ialerencewser6h the following :- ...

... tdistance was abotit a inug sdnt end a quar~ter frois his house. Whtes lie got there, lie otit foutid Mrs. King silting by the kitchen fire, ,astl shte ts it appeatred s!ninsehat agitated, Witiesse asltdl lieir hastily ate po ision site had taken, ansI What ...