... deceased. They killed him in ihat room. Wit. ness was next diagged into tue kitchen. He was in his shirt. The shirt was dragged over his head. Wittiesa, when lie went into the kitchen, lgrt a blow of a scytthe in tire arm, whitchI inearly cut it off. Hle received ...

... WANT PLACES-' A SCOOK and HOUSEKEEPER in a regylar: ZL Family, where a Kitchen Maid is kept, a stead7 middle-.' aged Woman, who thoroughly understands her business; ca.' have a good character from her last ?? to A. B. at- Mr. Booth's, No. 26; Warren.street ...

... wife, who ex- claimed, Tbet fellow Lambourn is below-I bear his voice in the kitchen. I immediately got up, dressed myself, and went down stairs; on passing the kitchen door I beard Lnmbourn's voice there, and on proceeding in I was Dorrorstruck on ...

... WANT PLACES, S COOK, where a Kitchen Maid is kept, a Young A sPerson, who thoroughly understands her buiness, and can have a good character 'rom the place she has jtist left, where she has lived above three ?? (post paid) to A. B., at Mr. Taylor's, Baker ...

... ground floor, off tire kitchen; tire servant girl, ?? slept in the same room. having some articles of wearing apparel to mend, sat tsp for that purpose, unknown to her master and family, and she (tie witrress) remained in the kitchen assisting her, until ...

... tables, on pillars and f claws, Trafalgar chairs, bronze ornaments, lamps, Brustels car- pets, and kitchen requisites; also ad the register Bath stoves, F kitchen range, oven, coppers, pressesalarum, and otherfixtures. -To be viewed; catalogues may be had on ...

... defendant thirewv the *vater over her. The prosecutrix leftthewashl-house,& IVCut into the kitchen to dry her clothes; the defendant followed her into the kitchen, struck her on the side ofl tie head, and pilt her fingers in her face in such a man- nier ...

... Brirdge-street, Belfast, was forcibly enter- ed by a scullery window lately. From the scullery the robber passed through the kitchen to a small parlour, behind the shop, to which place Mr. Shaw was in the habit of reoiovirg his new watches, and other valgialeh ...

... tirogght pfitper to rDake It 1u*L an hour jitcr. On vittering Mir. Cohen's iouse, on her rekuymi she exmiahined that the kitchen door was open, oud the plate gone - and, upon subsequent inquiry, it appeared that the drAwerhsia been opened by the proper ...

... lila wife to come and warm herself, and take her supper in a chamber adjoining the kitchen; hut she wvent into another apartment, and soon afterwards returned into the kitchen for sonic linen she was to cairy to the wash. Per- not was there waiting for her ...

... him some rare sport. Accordingly, be conducted Grant to a halcony, which, as was frequent in old mansions, overlooked the kitchen, per- baps to permit the lady to give an occasional eye to tbe opera- tions there. Ihe numerous servants of tile Marquessand ...

... dexter- ously another, which was shut; avoided a third, which was in her way like the first, and continued her course to the kitchen. During tbe whole of the way sbe walked without hesitation, having the eyelids pattly open, with the eyes motionless and fixed ...