... deposed, that on Friday, about four o'clock,r deceased was in the kitchen by herself, witness having just run out; on her return, in about five minutes, she saw her sister in the kitchen, standing up, with her clothes in a i blaze. Witness poured some ...

... the fol- lowing are the sentences of the prisoners:- Tfios. Kitchen and Wmi Sheppard, for stealing 2 silk handker- chiefs from Mr. Andrews, mercer, Cheltenham, were found guilty, and Kitchen sentenced to seven years' transportation, and Shep- paed to ...

... appearances, tlte crime of whlich we have spoken, was committed shout nine o'clock in the evening, The core was sitittlg iii the kitchen, near the fire side, when the assassins entered. Hei was either in the act of taking his supper, or had just finished that ...

... going of short errands, &c. On the 14ch itttait she came from the kitchen of his house to the bar, end askedforeu pint of beer, which-he drew for her, and she carried it inta the kitchens; in the course of a few moments she returned and gave him a sovereign ...

... door, anud while doing so some one called out that there was a fight in the kitchen ; her husband called W Watch, but the vwatchmans did not answer witness went back to the kitchen door, but there was no fighting; succeeded in getting out all, as she thought ...

... Amelia Young, aged live. The mother deponed: yesterday evening I elet home to go to a shop opposite, leaving deceased in the kitchen alone I returned in less than five minutes and found that the deceased's clothes had caught fire bysome accident which I have ...

... goonds of ' Thomaims Priestige. Time plosecmmtor 1uad discovetd time prisoner ome mornuig, at 5 o'clock, locked into a buck kitchen adjoiumiitm his premises, and dressed in a pair of' triosers beoloimginig to himselfc and' cmii alu of' his smli's; prosecutor ...

... (who had for. merlY been for a short time in the prosecutor's employ' was dis- Covered, by the servant girl, secreted in the kitchen of her master's house; upon seeing her, he struck her, and attempted to make his escape, but 's apprehended- before he could ...

... him. The animal being as silent, from'indness orfear, Smith took Up astone and brokeone ity. of the paiies of glass in the kitchen window, which enabled him to of put his band through, and unfasten the bolt. The window was ced thrown up-he entered the ...

... urged me to meet Ibis when in tile house as well as in the street. By the Court.-Was the kitchen the back-kitchen ?-Yes, By the Defendant.-It was the ordinary kitchen, the window was open; it waqsalow window; there are nq houses, hehinll I suppose I could ...

... the habit of smoking his pipe in the cellar of the said premises. About seven o'clock en Friday evening, he left the front kitchen in which he had been sitting for the purpose of smoking as usual; about half past seven they heard a noise as of some one ...

... estate of which is in the Trustees, but the I patronage absolutely in others. Of these, four, of 10s. each, X were under Kitchen and Harrington's bequest, at the dis- posal of the churchwardens; and twenty-six, under Mrs.f Peloquinis trust, 30s. each ...