... went into the Mhite Hart to get refreshmesit; on coming out, she met Kitchen, and inquired of him the Way to Mrs. Sturman's; lie misdirected her (she described what passed with Kitchen, which formed the subject of the nest indiclment). Upon hef return to ...

... drelisicg rooin, kitchen, collars, and other offices ; the second contain., dra'ing reorn 16 t. th ll. by i3 it. a il dining room same size, brelikfot room 13 it. by 12 It., three good sizen bedl rooms, and two small do., g-od kitchen, lman Wervant's room ...

... of the de- fendant, said, that a person who passed by the name of Barry, and who had been in the sea-service, occupied the kitchen in the defendant's house at a rent of 5s. per week. He might have caused the tobacco to be brought to tbe defendant's house ...

... After tke plisoner Lad so left Uke kitchen., tht cook ate what was left in the Pot, and experienced no ouju;Y frome it, so that the polson, or whatever it nairzbt he-, muist lave got into the arrow-root between the kitchen alnd tile parlour, at whiash time ...

... Quinlan, and the mother of the Connors abovemensrjooed-three armed assassins rushed into the Louse, and passing through the kitchen, where was a nran-servant and two boys, darted into the parlour, where each fired on Mr. Barry, as he sat at table with the ...

... from Great Barr. Ctie of Henry Turner: I am ostler at this ?? evening last, about half-pasrt iD 'eclcpk, l walt StaRndlt kitchen dor. I heardt a cart ?? ' door the horse stopped. It was dark, and I did I tot to1l what cart it was. I went to the hsbft ...

... between three and four In the afternoon, the detend- 2 12 ant came down to the kitchen for some water, to water his 2 12 flowers ; be shortly afterwards came into the kitchen a an. 2l11 cond time, and told her she was a foolish girl not to take the 51. ...

... belotiing Ca the Honpice; that lit went back three days af- terwardas again, got in by scaling a wall, and stole froru the kitchen, after having satisfied his i inger, a roasting machine, three bras% saucepatis, and an arpron, which lie gave to anotbior ...

... thetrefoe, iituess did not corsider it unsafe to -erd him up on that occasi.n. Htwvever, whilst the deceased weS iU tbe kitchen chimuey in Mr. Stevenson's house, he fell down alid his bead struck against soise ot the brick or iion work. lie did not than ...

... head, while thethird threatenedto cuthim open with a sword: he called out for assistance; upon which they dragged him to the kitchen, which is detached from the shop, ard tied him up hand and foot ; one of them went tip stairs and ransacked the drawers for ...

... breaklust, tea, and coffee squlpates, with every In porcelain, from vestibule and drawing room jars and ireot 5 lsis for kitchen use. Mair he viewed, andi catalogues had on the premises; and at tbS wrent on ed is rarmeradvertisements. ?? bryanstart-aqtiare ...

... our Contemporary of I he ;New 'limes did, with his speech on the retirement of the Rev. Mr. CLAYTON. We care pot for his kitchen or his chapel, whether he be a follower of CALVIN or JOAINA X5oS.NcO~r, but we tatefor hish in his'chairck ter of administrator ...