... a 'Pigs fry Dot( for his supper,,Which' was opoked by the deceased, who Dan :~took eome flout from a bag hanging in the kitchen to Dl thicken the' gravy. Witotas ate hesrtilly and felt very Thoi .slck~afteirwards, going to bed' Ill, and remaining so ...

... for half an hour. I went u- stairs again to her room; she was still there. ma about a quarter of an hour she came into the kitchen and passed through. She had changed her dress. She went out towards the privy. Herapron appeared to be thrown over her arms ...

... riot ess. taken any yirrt in the New moor Law ; he was the attacked becanue he was a frirend of Mr. Helliwell. 3us-.I The kitchen and the breakfast-rodm were set on fire. ally ?? staircase, which led Irom tbe breakfast room to the sleepingritroomr, was ...

... said:- I found the deceased dead in the front kitchen at a quarter to seven :o'clock, A. M. The house was tenanted by Mr. Farey. Deceased was about nineteen years of age. I found him in the front kitchen, his hat off, with his head towards the door, and ...

... cook to the deceased. Of There was a silver thimble of mine taken out of the id work-box in the kitchen. I left it in the work-box it last night in the kitchen. It was found this morn- ie ing tied up in a dinner napkin, at the front door, 15 with other things ...

... abashed at the questions pet to her. Slte deposed that about four o'clock on the Thursday Previoss she was down stairs in the kitchen, and proceeded to the coal-cellar to get some coals. Whlen she got near the coal-celltl, she saw the prisoner standing in ...

... said:- I found the deceased dead in the front kitchen at a quarter to seven o'clock, A. mi. The house was tenauted by Mr. Farey. Deceased was about nineteeo years of age. I found him in the front kitchen, his hat off, with his head todards the door, aid ...

... she was with- out a servant. She had retired to rest in the par- lour, to which there were three doors-one leading into the kitchen, one to the stairs leading to the rooms above, and one intooa passageleading tothe un- occupied rooms. About two o'clock in ...

... with- nd out a servant. She had retired to rest in the par- ra lour, to which there were three doors-one leading to into the kitchen, one to the stairs leading to the syrooms above, and one into a passageleading to the un- ice occupied rooms. About two o'clock ...

... she was with- out a servant. She had retired to rest in the par- lour, to which there were three doors-one leading into the kitchen, one to the stairs leadiig to the rooms above, and oneintoapassageleading totheuOn- occupied rooms. About two o'clock in the ...

... the by- te standers interfered to prevent violence. The Lodges it then wentinto the front kitchen, and sat in a window ie where they could see into the back kitchen, through the door-way. They kept the door open. After a to time they went out and placed ...

... yards deep, and contains about two yards depth of water. This well has also a pipe communicating with a pump in C the back kitchen, from which the water is taken for i domestic purposes. Itappeared that, after theeldest d son had made that part of the ...