... Mary Barnes, the servant, Was In the back kitchen when the prisoner went into tbe front kitcheD, and In a short time abe beard Mrs. Bedwell say, I am stabbed, I am stabbed. The servant ran Into the kitchen, when she saw the prisoner teandlug by the ...

... woman, was standing in her kitchen on Saturday night. %hich is next to the house where the deceaead was. Heard some words beiween her and ber hushba about motney. Heard her go up to bed, and he sat swearing, in the kitchen; Thien heard bin, run violently ...

... 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 ...

... c her husband vilently pulled her, and forced her into the kitchen; the deceatrd then ra Innto the yard, and from thence to the front area, bu' Mr. Bedwll again forced hIr Iato the kitchen, and pushed her into a chair ; witneas followed c-ying, when ...

... late in the night, when abe awoke by a notse, and three people entered the house; her mother was sleeping outside In the kitchen; heard her screeching for help, and heard the blows Inflicted on her; two persons then came Into the room where witness slept-she ...

... 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 ...

... into the house; there were a great many people titere; I went into the kitchen ; there was a pile of furniture and papers between two and three feet high, in the middle of the kitchen-grate; they were both actually burning ; the flames reached the mantel-piece; ...

... Flight, in Gloucester-place, Portman-square. One of the servants, it appears, was comning down the kitchen stairs, when she observed a man leaving the kitchen with a basket en his arm, and an apron on, and, supposing him to have been one of the tradesmen's ...

... the property of Mr. Ra- venshaw, the East India Director. The cook had ribs of beef roasting at the kitchen fire. Having occasion to leave the kitchen for a shrt time, she observed the prisoner has- tily passing through the verandah on the ground-floor ...

... 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 ...

... o'clock she was in the kitchen, and asked him if he would have anv tea. He answered lie had already had enough of tea with licer At eight o'clock in the evening she had finished her w ork, and was washing her hands in the kitchen), when lie came from up ...

... the parlour window-shutters, tand then left her master at the desk, and went back to the kitchen and lighted another candle. When she I first went into the kitchen, she shut down the sash of the r window, and thus discovered that a pane was broken. It ...