... the kitchen, saying, before he went out, that if she had any thing to say, to speak then. The deceased replied, ** I have nothing else to say. The prisoner then said, M good bye, and left the kitchen. He re- turned in a few minutes to the kitchen, but ...

... as they left the kitchen and got out of the house by the front door. On the servant coming down stairs in the morning, she was surprised to find the street door open, and a bundle of clothes in the pas- sage ; on entering the kitchen some house-breaking ...

... was uninhabited, and they broke through a kitchen wall, which separated the houses, nearly two feet in thickness. They must have been in the premises for a considerable time, and they proceeded from the kitchen to the shop, and broke open the desks and ...

... company with a female. After spending some time with the mother in the kitchen, the prisoner and his companion departed. The iwatch in question had l«en seen hanging wp in the kitchen a short time after the pri- soner arrived, and was missed shortly after ...

... was in the kitchen with the cook (the de- ceased). She was standing near the fire. Witness had occasion to go into the shop, and had not left the kitchen more than three minutes, before she heard a violent screaming. She returned to the kitchen and saw the ...

... in the parish of Magheragall, had been thrashing oats in the kitchen of his house, the family having withdrawn to a room in the other part of it, which for tbe time they used as a kitchen. Unfortunately, about 8 o'clock on the morn- ing alluded to, Mrs ...

... blow her brains cut ; ' Irons now left the kitchen, leaving myself and the de- ceased sitting by the fire ; he returned in a few minute* and sat near us, but did not speak ; I was now called out of the kitchen by Jones, the gardener, who waa in the dairy ...

... armer at F.izakerley, was sitting in his kitchen by the fire, with a ?? on his knee, and two men servants were sitiingon the opposite side of the (ire place, Mrs. Walker being engaged at the other end of the kitchen in making butter, when they were alarmed ...

... workhouse, and delivered it to the girl Hook, at the kitchen door of the workhouse, 'ito her hand, in the expectation that it would be given to Briggs, and that he would partake of it. 1 d id not go into the kitchen. I told her it was for Tin mis tl tg* ;it did ...

... came through the chimney, end rebounded all over the kitchen, ancl took its direction towards the door, when it disappeared. The housemaid fainted, and they managed to carry her out of the kitchen, and made their own escape. The furniture in the upper ...

... cried out that all the plate was gone from the kitchen. The whole of this proceeding about the letter did not occupy two minutes, and it appeared quite impossible tbat a stranger could make his way to the kitchen, select the plate from plated articles, pack ...

... Air. Thompson declared that he sent Mr. Preston merely to obtain an explanation respecting the kitchen furniture. Sir Richard — Ay, there, in the kitchen again. Air. Thompson— There was no necessity for mv sending a challenge, as Air. Villiar* apolo^d ...