... Shawdon Wood House. It appears that Miss Donkin had gone into the kitchen for her maid to fiasten some part of her dress, and there unfortunately sat down below a bell that was hung in the kitchen ;just at that moment the electric fluid struck the west chimney ...

... the door of the kitchen he met Isabella Arnett, and looking towards the yard, saw the prisoner Edward in custody of Crosbv and Flock- hart, who had got over the yard wall. While they were taking the prisoner Isabella from the kitchen, she said to the ...

... some'spoons, atid a basket of lemons, in the back kitchen, while she wemit to clean the trout parlour windows. The prisoner, who had observed her, got over the garditn wall, and, entering the kitchen, took the spoonis and lemions. He then returned to ...

... circum- ?? deceased was in the habit of indulging in a pipe of tobacco every afternoon in the kitchen. On the preceding day, the old man being alone in the kitchen, drew up to the fireside to enjoy his favourite luxury, and in reaching to set light to a piece ...

... marriage. From the evidence called on the part of the plaintiff; it appeared that she, now twenty-four years of age, was kitchen.maid to Lord Egremont, in whose service her father was as gardener. The defendant, twenty-two years of age, lived v ith his ...

... he retreated to the house; hut being closely pursued, etle door was forced open, and one of the men followed him into the kitchen. Mr Richards, jum., was about procuring his run for defence, when the sanguinary ruffian discharged the contents of a horse ...

... returned, however, and entered the house, locking the door after them. One of them then went through the passage towards the kitchen, and Rice directly rushed upon him and secured hirn. His companion immediately te-apened the door anid tin ?? prii6nei dedlanad ...

... to escape from tile area, and calling out lire. Fine was unable to reachithe street by that Ineans, cod finally ran up the kitchen stairs, whlich, were tilesi in flames, through the Nlop into the street. -He was conveyed much burmied in the face anid hands ...

... ; and the soldier seeing that he was dressed as a lahouring man, conjectured that he was employed either in the garden or kitchen. The man then passed up the steps, and, having reached the ter- race, walked some paces towards a glass door which leads into ...

... when her servant, a young girl, perceived that she was ac- companied by a gentleman, and having gone up stairs from the kitchen without a candle, asked her if she should return down stairs, and strike a light. Her mistress, however, de- sired her to ...

... it was Althea (the kitchen-maid) who put it there; at two o'clock Mr Pitman came into the wash-house; there was no one there; Althea and Master Samuel had just gone out; he had sent in before to say there was no fire in the kitchen, and Althea had gone ...

... following circumstances :-It appeared that the female prisoner was constantly in the habit of entertaining company in the kitchen during the absence of her master; her visitors generally consisted of several of the red-coated gentry, selected from the ...