... between them and her uncle, which she ? wished to know, and Tiddysnan replied there were not. On the 2nd of March ?? was in the kitchen In the I evening, and hearing a noise in the shop she came up end ( found Jones and Laidler with her uncle in the shop, and ...

... and her uncle which she ?? to sinow, .'wi and Tiddirnsan replied there were niot. On the 2d March tel witness was in the kitchen in the evening, and hearing a1 the, noise in the shop she camae lip, aind found Jones and in i Laidler with her uncle in the ...

... not meet the views of Sir Geokr~e. Grey, in conseguence of the Inspector of Prisons hvirriu reported his opinion a proper kitchen could he provided, for its being carried. out. A long coovereation ensued on this subject, in the course of Which Mr. BRUTTON ...

... deedighm selE he svill, I thinxk, ha.ve enoug~h todo, withoutn voim- I tearing a defence of his inunoent brotther.t ?? tolne kitchen testimony is worthy ofanindiidua 'hbo ehmsl a man of honour and a 4gentlemeanby intincwbat hl Pra if a mnurder or any ...

... child. tie did not know what it was ; he did not take much notice.- Inspjector Craig produced a bottle which was found in the kitchen at the Half Moon ?? whlich was thee two- thirds full of milk. Prisoner said she had put some milk Into a medicine bottle by ...

... meeting iua the case of T.I sit Long, picture dealer, of flelgrave-screet, South, who wae Lialso clerbk in her M~ajesty's kitchen. His dtebts were 1,2001.;1 rt Alr. Ponblcoquo appeared for the bankrupt, who passed cr is last exatumuatton unopposed. 5, ...

... murder of the countess John Stauff had purchased some verdegris, and mixed it with some sauce whichawas being prepared in the kitchen for the count, with the intention of poisoning him. The medical evidence at this trial was curious and interesting. Some of ...

... Butler- street. After the shop war;' closed on Wednesday night, Mr. Knight had gone Aut. and the prisoner was alone in the kitchen with Mrs Knight, when he struck at her from behind with a carv- ing knife. The blow was aimed at the neck, but the blade glasced ...

... was preparing in lysi. her master's dinner, when Stauff entered the kitchen, and ni run- put forward some pretext to induce her to go iate the next be of room She did not leave the kitchen but saw him, us ebo th his turne? round on a sudden, shah?ing eumething ...

... ad, the and the prisoner had been in~ their employment for in some timlepast. On the previous evening she was wal in the kitchen, no one else being in the house at the went time hut the boy, when the latter, who was engaged him in cleaning some knives ...

... Costa; Adamsv. Abbott; in re Great Eastern and W Western Itailway (A); in re Great Munster Itailway; ina r James; Kitoben v. Kitchen; Hurrell v. Harrell; Lyon v. Barker; Breareliffe v. Brearcliffe. Cause: Colllngwood v. Sitwell, part heard. Ar l0l.-BaroaE ...

... Oldham-road, ti, and the prisoner had heen in their employment for in comfe time past. On the previous evening she was ws -in the kitchen, no one else being in the house at the we time but the boy, when the latter, who was engaged hit in cleaning some knives, ...