... slept fi - in a room by herself I had a son- living in the house with me.p He slept in a bed'-in the kitchen. M1y house only cinsisted ofI a room and 'kitchen. My daughter was above 30 years of age. t - When she had cried through for me on the Thursday morning ...

... not say. whethdr'Paterson had lifted --the body ; ,witntess then heard prisoner and. Paterso carryIn -Robertson into the kitchen, . and, witness followed. Sa the dieased, who, at that time, was half lying, half sitting on the dloor,; propped Un ag9ainst ...

... world which it has o ever since orthily maintained. Here overyching in iron is mann- Ile factored, from the most commnnon kitchen utensil upwards, and Car- ron guns and Carron grates aue, or used to be, as well known over r- the world as Wodgewood's pottery ...

... example of its pto-enitors in the older and humbler op localities down the town. Its iodgings of trio and thiree oooms and to kitchens may be occupied by decent tradesmen in the first instance, ii but with a 21 feet street,and houses .50 feet high,its res ...

... apparently insensible, and ende-vouring toI lay herself down. She then gradually slided down, and placed her Iet, . head upon the kitchen step. c' Elizabeth Alendes, a married woman who lodged in the first floor, hr repeated the evidence she gave at the first ...

... soliciting charity, or by boys ?? had been received into the houses by servants for the purpose of performing the drudgery of the kitchen, it was a matter of some difficulty either to recover the e missing property or to bring the offenders to justice. As the ...

... adjoining the r rmlands of Over Newton. itw %as granted. Thes llouees'-are' to ccii e cow'; rslt of lodgings with five roomns and kitchen fur thu middle classes. er the who, we are glad to ace, are, like richer people, obtaiieing ai lca- inii .tion-in this fashionable ...

... w loebout the place belouging to the house; swte 9last that night, after dark, in- the kitchen -,they were kept sometimes en Fthe by-re; and sometimes in the kitchen. From what she saw it 8ppesred1 to her thaitbte fire -was wilful; there was no wirnd tsat ...

... unfastened. - He b went in. The wash-house door was open, as also the back kitchen, and he was almost paralysed at beholding his housekeeper lying on her back in the front kitchen, her legs extending over the thresh- 0 hold of the door, and head hoing towards ...

... evinced by the in a carpet which had been placed under her head, and which had been ec on a chair between the dresser and kitchen door for a long time at v r. Venables, who lives next door to Mr. Maddle, and to whom fo he first communicated the fact of ...

... banded theta all (said the byt witness) over. to Dr. Macleganl with Some dlour whitlon I took out pthP of a press in -the kitchen. I exambeed die coal collar, and upon- thel - asitoghim o pont oe ra hals, h dirctedour attention to tiree' bras __ ?? - 0 ...

... open the win.- dor, and then cot away the woodwork, into which an iron bar was fixed. From the scullery an entrance to the kitchen was effected B by the removal of one bolt, which appears to have been done in a very business like manner, indicating that ...