... fora drgink af waler, ashich which she very good-naturredly went to faetch, anod whils.t ;rood in the act of doing so in the kitchen, one of the men th d. slippedi behind her, land laying violent hands upon her thiof put a pi-ch plas6ter over her mouth and ...

... considerably ,s, bolow its value, as the furniture consisted, amongst other ri things, of some mahogany tables, a stout kitchen t table, some 'i very handsome chairs, and some very h lyrespectable pictures. Before the sale the plaintiff gave be the ...

... prisoner rose up frons the bed and said, I'll give You Pr something, (meaning witness-,) and loft the room, went into' PI' the kitchen, and aftericards to the buttery, where hie Pro- hi cured an atxe; the two Axtons perceiviiig this, made towards fel the prisoner ...

... oil a sofa in the kitchen, of where site ivas to sleep The fellow servant had not been of in bed lonlg before she heard Mrs. Newton calling out, ara Don't, Kitty . She wvent down stairs quietly and listened th; at thc door of the kitchen, but as there did ...

... Dispeiisary during the week 159 o At thuir oswi dwellings ?? ., 20 II E~¾' cc snot ?? v os2. .SC. aml Treeszurer-Mr. Jos. Kitchen ; Visitorsf feyhe . ec/-lr, Thlomas 2Gilbert euid Mr. E , Bartou. Du Loi IM Mr Mr Loi Mr. Mr. Mr. mll Th( for pie W Pl OPI ...

... mii ssionlary box, cointainiitg Sevei-al shilling-s l tii silver, waS1 broken ollen, and the coiltelits stolen. Ill thle b, kitchen, which the ?? hail visited, there weere oin the Cl 4,table a it i;ttcli ithall four Sdlver Spoons, which hadt beein seer- ...

... upon lierand requested Ti to to he furnished withe lodgings, observiseg tlsat lie would Al n be contented to lie in the~ kitchen sooner than be cons- tis iy pelied to seeic other lodgings. To this request 'Mrs. Ii s. Walker acceded, and ties prisoner ...

... quantity r ofjoirser's tools from a psublic-irouse irs Preoson's-row, onl w of the 310th Mlay last. Tue prosecutor-, Thomas Kitchen ( had been enmployed in tire public-house in question or; that evening, arid on going to Ides worke th ?? morning reilesed ...

... reason Oa- 'of his absensce, or to get the kqys. of, the safe, die. The hey irecstved the keys, which had -boon loft on the kitchen to mentsl-piece, but was informed ~that the prisoner had noet beenain the house during the msight. Upon the safe being 'opened ...

... burnt on the 20th of May last. The deceased, who was fi in the service of Mr. Bates, of Kensington, was standing 13 near the kitchen fire, when her clothes accidentally k ignited, and before the flames could be subdued. her legs, S arms, and other parts of ...

... assortment of coats, jackets, tronsers, ri c, was proved to have been safe in the kitchen of the t( prosecutor on the previous night; but, on the following i lmorning, the kitchen and yard doors were found open, a and the articles alluded to ?? for trial. b ...

... for secu- t Be rity to the soltdiers. Then subscription lists are e opened for the omorkless working mall, and the ir ?? kitchen resumes its suspended activity; then t every one that hias gold weighs with himself 'how of great a part lie shall relinquish ...