... knew what they were about the horses in the stables had their backs covered, and nothing but their heads above water. The kitchen of the inn was flooded five feet two inches deep; the pig-house, with the pigs in it, was carried away, as were also most ...

... son John, aged 17 (who Is employed in Messrs. s. and F. Watt's warehouse, at Manchester) was found lying senseless on the kitchen hearthstones and although he has escaped with his life, it is feared he is seriously injured. On 'Tuesday morning the body ...

... Mary his wife. Mr. Yardley—Now tell me what he did—what were the circamstsnees of the case? Mrs. Roberaft—lt was in the kitchen, sir. It was a very common occurrence. He drinks tremendously. Am I bound to say he robs his wife? Mr. Yardley—if you put ...

... They were all committed for trial. Romer:v.—On Sunday last, a copper boiling pot, ho about four gallons, was stolen from the kitchen of the . Inn, in this town. On the following morning information was given to Mr. Barton, high constable, who ascertained ...

... inquiries were 1 - 6 : and it was disco. ' vered that when the fried potatoes were :,,, ~ Thomas Fulton entered the kitchen, and under pretence of being an o prevent delay, volunteered to cut up stone of the potatoes; that. attar fa:lioes sickness ...

... er, John Ehnley, proved that he entered the house owing to previous information, and found all the prisoners in the back kitchen, which was fitted up as a manufactory of illicit spirits on a most extensive scale. Two stilLs were fixed in the brickwork ...

... in its humble way, of a not less interesting nature. Soyer, the regenerator, now the camp cook par excellence, opened his kitchens on the esplanade in front of the Guards' camp. A row of huge iron boilers supplied each one its different or stew, concocted ...

... rents! -----An American gentleman, on his tour through Connetnara, stopping at Carr's Hotel, Clifden. took a fancy to the kitchen-maid of that hotel, and he at once said she should be his wife. When the circumstance was communicated to Mr. Carr, he got ...

... rtnnate woman seat her daughter out on an errand. On her return, the daughter found her mother In S pool of blood in the beck kitchen. An alarm was Iminediabsty raised, when he was conveyed to the Esther Ward, ' Hospital, where It found Clay s hat the windpipe ...

... distant in her manner, and ultimately refused to speak to him. Whilst the family were at church, the limrderer entered the kitchen, where the cook and his unfortunate were talking together, and, without speaking a word, levelled a at the latter and killed ...

... clot*s, &c.; in preparing dishes suitable for, and otherwise enhancing Oke comfort, of cottagers, which latter were taught in kitchens and wash-houses prepared for the purpose. Majesty not only assented to this plan being carried out (and the place had been ...

... William Maylam stated that he the prosecutor in this case. The watch produced was his property. It used to hang up in the kitchen for the use of the servants. Elizabeth Ann Stanley stated, that she last saw the watch at about half-past one, and missed ...