... herself for the mnoment. She, how- ever, had scarcely gained the gate ere dreadful shrieks were heard proceeding from the kitchen, and on arriving at the latter place she perceived the unfortunate creature enveloped in 'lames, standing in the coal cellar ...

... following circumstances :-It appeared that the female prisoner was constantly in the habit of entertaining company in the kitchen during the absence of her master; her visitors generally consisted of several of the red-coated gentry, selected from the ...

... between three and four o'clock, his Reverence came down into the kitchen (where Roberts was at dinner), and ordered Catherine Morris, his cook, and a little boy, to go out of the kitchen ; but before the cook could obey his commands, his Reverence said ...

... voice, shesaidsite knew her, that her name was Mrs Hunt, and that she lived with an old lady in the back kitchen. H-e took her towards the back kitchen. There was no key in the door: she said she lad not got it. I-Ie said, Tiis is very sus- picious, and ...

... down imnediatoly, and found the deceased lying across the doorway which separated the pantry from ?? kitchen. The prisoner 'as crying in the kitchen, and she believed that she asked her to fetch some one. Witness noticed that a steel for slearpening knives ...

... shewed symrp- toms of a derauged mind,' and threatened to kill them; he-then wjeot down stairssod locked himself in-the kitchen, where they 'were alarmed at the report of a pistol ; they broke open the door, and fouind him weltering in blood, havitig ...

... replied it was ?? for him to go so fey that night, and he would sleep in a chair (pointing to a chair which stood in the kitchen), if she would not give himn a bed. She then brought her own bed from up stairs and put it on the floor, and left her unwelcome ...

... husband, had lodged in their house seven or eight weeks, and about twelve o'clock last Saturday night came home into the kitchen, where she was making some gruel for her husband, who had retired to bed rather unwell. The defendant, while she was so engaged ...

... and in the presence of the deceased placed the phial on a shelf in the kitchen. The deceased slept that night, as was her cus- tom, in the same bed with her grandmother in the kitchen. The next morning they got up together, the deceased ap- pearing in her ...

... noon, the deceased comiog into the kitchen, began ito eat some crumbs mixed with arsenic, which were placed an three plates for destroying black beetles. Witness cautioned her not to touih them. She then left the kitchen, and on her return found that the ...

... been forced of. Inspector Blindon, of the M divi- sion, ?? the prisoner, searched the house, and found in a kettle in the kitchen, eight 101. notes, part of the stolen property, and in the prison- er's possession a pursee containing another portion of ...

... shockingly muangled, and marks of blood on various parts of her body. A light xwas observed by- some neighbours in the prisoner's kitchen, betwfeen two and three oclock in tie morning, and the noise of a Cpumnp going adjoining his house vvas-also heard. Some bl~oody ...