... Glrijith Roberts pleaded guilty to a charge of li. stealing from William Jones, in the parish of Clyn- at nog, a variety of kitchen goods on the 4ith of March. *d The articles consisted of coffee, ?? cloak, ?? re To be imprisoned and. kept to hard labour ...

... presemitlk' her strength ap- o a' Poure to fail, anul she sank down upon t&e floior, .9lo .with her 'biaud resting on the kitchen stop. Shte lay ito there insensible fur more than two hours, at which ahi time wiitness's 'housband Came, and he succeeded ...

... about it. Presently anterwards grtrs Clarke Said that she might go back again into the kitchen, and look to the candle-sticks. NVent back and pur- sued her kitchen dutie8. The next day she wast sentt out with sonje plothes to the mangle, and thein she ...

... search being made tlie Plaintiff was'discovered. it The Defendant was so incensed that he ordered the r Plaintiff into the kitchen, and having 'furnished him- , self with a riding whip (which was produced in Court) , lie followed hinm and conmnitted the ...

... the manner in wvhich the sorip was servoid out to them a by the new wardnaaoStcr. He ]land to .fly'.andl: bolt~ the , t y kitchen door to secure himself from thesirfurl. Aboutfa; E g doze,' Of them scaled tlse walls, and returned albout dinnerf haeuemed ...

... of July, rind stealnig a chese andrr other articles ?? Welsay'stated the case. ' Entrince had 'hee ef- fected through the kitchen windowv. Part of the property was found ini a field, and hi.tihe outhouse of ra titr, ithos- balirig,.five miles ofi, tire ...

... Qiffithi with an action in the nsew court for 'his wages. FIad words about liis wag es twice ?? at Biiger, the other in the kitchen L of his liouse. ' Mr: Grifflthijmnlped at him with the peler, aiid threateiied-to split lii hbials. Cross-dxasned Dsd briin ...

... isthen Iadsome drin~k. Another. one took up t sace an I of i oi ig' Atend threatened totrwito him ' and thr he' ifd rm h kitchen, and, sent downvil a gliss 'of jwih'e i' to ainerins He had forty servants -in' a few' ntinths,, del id -us' would stop with ...

... intimacy, Mr. Williams took liar to other some work differemit to the other . iiimates, .about Cri .ry the parlours, the kitchens, and the had-rooms. Mr. the ii zK: Williams11was in thle habit of coining to her bed-roo exam -in the night, anid waking ...

... s in the house at the time the entry was made, and s proved that the bolt which fastened the door, was t, forced into the kitchen, and that the door was fastened C previously to the entrance, &c. &c. This was the plaintiffs case. - v Mr. Lewis, for the ...

... the drawer, I ad sew Wo men similarly dressed to the prisoners with caps ?? on, by the shop window, when I returned to. the kitchen of I heard'the latch of the shop as if it was opened, and I of sent tse-servant girl to see, who returned and told me the ...

... prisoner I ?? Jack>o, ?? ill t1112 itchelln, tile kit11en (loor (2vi i' (ppolite tho euphbot1rd, 11.11 tilhe p1aties in the kitchen t : r~uld sce wvhat the 19-Pe1!t(dY wtu,; (Ioniclalid vriele thce f, 1p1urse 1s01. Shortly afttr returlilng tiato t10e kitchel ...