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... appearance of aweeper, came to the House,and were admitted to the Kitchen. While the Men were employed, Servant, who was the only person up in the House, occasionally left the Kitchen, f , ® r the two Men left, the Chimney was found unswept, and the following ...
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... «••• *»“• elation for the Prosecution of Felons. STOEBWgtoloo. on Thuraday evoninj. .he >^h^Untaboatfiv o’clock, from the Kitchen of the House of Mr. Jame. Flo No. 9. Orchar ...
... Dwellinghouse of Mr. J. W. Howard, No. 5, Heathcote-street, Mecklenburgh-.sciuarc, was broken and entered, boring the Back Kitchen shutter with a centre-bit, and the following articles Stolen therefrom, viz—One new blue great coat, lined with silk ; one ...
... ten o’clock, but could not gain admittance, and when he did succeed in obtaining an entrance, he found the Girl tied to the kitchen dresser, with an apron tied over her mouth, her hands tied behind her hack, and her legs lied. The account given by the Girl ...
... ten o’clock, but could not gain admittance, and when he did succeed In obtaining an entrance, he found the Girl lied to the kitchen dresser, with an apron tied over her mouth, her hands tied behind her back, and her legs tied. The account given theOirl follows ...
... murder you. you l>—h, will,’ and struck her violent blow on her head, which knocked her down. They then dragged her into a Kitchen adjoining the Parlour, took her apron from her. and twisted it round her neck, and put cotton handkerchief over her eyes and ...
... lately Escaped fora Hereford Gaol, where he was confined on a charge of Robbery. He called for ale, and sat drinking in the Kitchen, wbeu suspicion arose that he was the same Person. He immediately left his scat, and went towards the door lead- j into the ...
... lately Escaped (omHereford Gaol, wdicre he was confined on a charge of lobbery. He called for ale, and sat drinking in the Kitchen, suspicion arose that he was the same Person. mmedialely left his scat, and went towards the door leadinto the yard, when ...
... Robert Wans, situate No. 5, Fifzroy-place, Southwark-Bridgetoad, and maliciously Set Fire it, which consumed the «kle of the Kitchen Staircase.—A Reward of Five Pounds Kill be paid on conviction of the offender or oflenders, applying to Mr. Atkins, No. 1 ...
... iikins, situate at No. 5. Fitzroy-place. Southwark-Bridgeoad, and maliciously Set Fire to it, which consumed the hole the Kitchen Staircase. Reward Five Pounds ill paid on conviction the oO’ender or olTenders, ppljing Mr. Atkins, No. 1, Surrey-place. Old ...
... Wkins, situate at No. 5, Fit/.roy-place, Southwark-lsiidgeload, and maliciously Set Fire h, which consumed the kholeofthc Kitchen Staircase. —A Reward Five Founds pill be paid on conviction the offender or ollenders, hy Implying to Mr. Atkins, No. 1, ...