... mistress said No, she had t something else to do than give her her clothes; she said I in a pasion, Turn in here and do the kitchen work; S you have got your dinner, and I will take care you work b for it. I am mistress and not you. Jane Bowman c went out ...

... Betwe oserven adeighto'cloek the ame evening, a female in the neighbourhood was alarmed by groans appearing to come from the kitchen, and whtlo she and another woman Vere raingi engt bell at the front door, and otherwise vanly da- veering to obtain admission ...

... woman there lying dead, and who pail boen emmployed am A eervant. A lady, whom he un. ?? to be Mr. Busch, showed him into the kitchen,l i vhere he found lying on a bed the body of a woman, in I the last stage of consuiption, her arms were extended, her eyes ...

... which was poison. She went to bed at haif-past niso o'clock, taking the cat as usual, with her, She slept down stairs in the kitchen. in the narning, her son came to her room and told her the ilre was not lighted, and that the deceased was not so. Ho then ...

... which was poison. She went to bed at half-puast nine o'clock, taking the cat as usual, with her. She slept down stairs in the kitchen. In the morniag, her son came to her room and told her the tire was not lighted, and that the deceased was not sm. He then ...

... about an hour and a half. The passage and stair-head Iog, doors were looked, so that they would have to come I hi tbraugh the kitchen where they would be seen. There' had were six or seven of us kept standing en the stai rs a wall considerable time,, antd ...

... one, and left it in the kitchen with the other in care of the lcook The nurse then went into the yard. Mr. and Mrs. Ffinch and Mr. Traill were in the palr- lour at twenty minutes to ten o'clock. The pri- .soner came into the kitchen shortly after the nurse ...

... an hour and a half. The passage and stair-head loge doors were locked, so that they would have to come I bad through the kitchen where they would be seen. Tuere, had k web)s six or seven of us kept standing en the stairs a, walki considerable time, and ...

... and left I'it in the kitchen witl the other in care of the Icook.rsThe nurse then went into the yard. Mr. and Mr. Flinch and Wr. Traill were in the par- lour at twenty minutes to ton o'clock. The pri- .soenr came into the kitchen shortly after the 1,nurse ...

... appears that Lucas, who was thirty-eight years of sge Occupied the house in question, and let out all grt, of it but the kitchen and attics; and his family partsi of his wife and three children; namely, Geerge, a fine bo, aged ten years, Ann, aged sevenn; ...

... 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 ...

... Eades dii not lodge there, anid h bad never done so. Trhe police, howievAer, searched Ithe house, and founld Eades in tire kitchen, with all. I the stolen property except thle two watchles, whrich were found in Barry's lpelctt.-A policeman also u)roved ...