... and as the deputy ' or sub-landlord of a notorious den in Fox-court, Gray's inn-lasse, which vwas knowvn as the Thieves' Kitchen, and which was the rendezvous of bur- glars, pickpockets, prostitutes, and pot stealers; a regular receptacle of stolen property ...

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... returned to his master's house. The two ser.- vants were chatting and laughing together in the kitchen when Baker returned from eburch. Ptesently he came into the kitchen; he never spoke a word. The cook, the fellow servant of the murdered woman, noticed that ...

... naw. She then took the candle and buttoned the cellar door up and went into the back kitchen, having first shut the kitchen :door; she came again into the front kitchen and drbT the blind downi she- having previously drawn it -up. Sae then came and tapped ...

... going down stairs a policeman was let into the house. He weiit down stairs into the kitchen, witness followed him, inid she missed the bottle of wine. The things in the kitchen were also disturbed, and a candle was burning near the door. I The candle had been ...

... dear, I have brought some for Mr. Dowler to look at. She went to the kitchen door and unlocked it, and he followed her. He then caught hold of her and pushed her into the kitchen, and began pulling her about. She knocked about in order to resist him ...

... throat in the kitchen, and that they then left the house, and slammed the door after them. Witness found art axe in the cellar with blood on it, and in the kitchen was a bloody knife on the dresser. There was a pool of blood in the kitchen. From the appearance ...

... of door to him. He came into the kitchen, and I asked hinto pa lay the luncheon for me, which he dlid in the panty. Ie m then returned to the kitchen, and again went back to th e- pantry, and returned into the kitchen a thirdl titme vit- al out speaking ...

... into r the kitchen and the tellar. There was masih blood on the floor, and a knife, with which the girl's throat was cut, was lying on the table. It was covered with blood. In the washbonse there was a sprinkling of blood from the kitchen to the back ...

... return he went into the kitchen and scattered something from a bottle on to the loor of the kitchen. His master said to him, Don't you iay what you saw. About a quarter of an hour afterwards smoke and fire ascended from the kitchen. 'TIhe children ipstairs ...

... front kitchen, and another one in the back, both at full work, and running off spirits from the worms. In the back kitchen they found Wright attending to the still, and soon after Metcalfe came in from the yard. While they were in the front kitchen they ...

... was removed into Car a- kitchen on the ground foor of defendant's part of the house, car he tplaintiffs sitting-room, a passage only dividing t ns and a door opening into the passage both from the te e- sitting-room and the kitchen; that the workmen of the ...