... takent I off his beets cord left thorn ;ir a passatge, ant galined acoess to the err yard by getting os-or the roof Of thle kitchen, anldu(reppyilg into Le eke yard. na 'fbe prisoner pleaded groboy to the charge, and Was sentenced VCto be imprisened enid ...

... They score nirirrereilri its a und voice ; so that weitiesi, sein ions ini tire lrsusiry, rind irrightt seio itas ill tire kitchen, ierond their. Tiioriiss Puerrell, carperntcr, of Berkeley, irreved tire second uttering ; tire seorsds sokeri by tire oe ...

... thi deceased, who had been fbond deed ii al house in Clarensolit-place, Wands- iorth-road. The body ?? lying in the fro it kitchen on the [loor, the head resting- oil samle folded pieces of carpet, coIn- pletely dressed, writh thie exception of one shoe ...

... atod of the eat assa the ovwoodwork, into seliels an iron her was fixed. for Frosts Ctie scollelry an esitrance to tite kitchen utas effected by do- else retuovel of one belt, ethialt appears to have beets dosse in a ge. veryv business-like mnsttner ...

... aty ow sand tlien cut away the woodwvorkic into which antP iron bar was fixed. Fron t ee scullery an entrance to O isthe kitchen was offeet~d by the removal of one bolt, W a- which appears to have boon done in a very bosiness- P' ip like menstler, indicating ...

... opposite a bolt, which. hod been forced blak with a crooked itistruniont, and an entraince thus- tbtained to th:e kitchen. In the kitchen I found that two cupbonrds bad been broken open. A have compsred a screwdriver, which I received from the dcieased's ...

... entered first and Levi H sarwcod second. W.ith a worm Levi Harwood bored two holes in the T framile of the door leadisig to the kitchen, asd pushed r baci the bolt ?? his knifc, ansid thlei issyself, Joese, , aid Levi Harvood cent its and then looked about. ...

... keeper, on the 26th Inst. The poisoner was at the prosecutor's house in the evening of the 26th instant, and went into the kitchen to get a fork; two lshects noseat this tidre folded doe n Met, in a dish, in the kit. chen. On the following neorning the ...

... not allowed to lse the pot more the traic once adly. 'i'lhy put the contents in a pail and be put it under a clobbc in the kitchen. When I ased it et or night Mr'. Sloane said she would make me eat it, and ast tried to do so. They put the dirt on a turnip ...

... brother officer, Fiskhr. couild give his history 'Fisher, 227 G; slid the ptisoner Was the deputy proprietot- of the tooted Kitchen in }'x-court,. Grays-inn-lane, which was a den' oT'thieivs, and 'as a harbou- of the worst characters. He had known * him ...

... manner in which the joints of the pipes waere made. A letter was read from the Rev. Vaughan Thomas, complaining that the kitchen and passages of his house, No. 60, High-street were occasionally flooded when a heavy fall of rain took place, whichj the ...

... Sailth stood by the door1just coming into the house. Her bashand was at this tiase sittisg on a bench in the cor- tor of the kitchen, and the prisoner Wiles went up to hiss and stirck hirm two or three times wloile he was so Sctting, and thess dragged ilim ...