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DREADFUL MURDER OF CHILD BY A SUPPOSED LUNATIC

... appear that Yas soon as Dennis went out at the back door, Berry followed *h him and locked it, taking the cleaver from the kitchen wall, where it hung amongst other domestic and culinary imple- - ments; and returning into the house commenced the savage ...

DERBYSHIRE LENT ASSIZES

... asordis; he itad been abusig igme, r.arid I have tre niarks still rerorirtiig on my arnis; t was en m Comning out orf tire kitchen anti titd a dish in my handt; my a irfsirsarid was setited in an arm-chrirt by tire fire, rind irn ti moment of extisperatiort ...

POLICE OFFICE, DERBY

... order, and stood contiguous refa.t by to the church, of which there are still some remains, par- thus hat ticularly the kitchen, which contains a capacious oven ; and ild, they are nearly' in their primitive state. John of Darley' amid hat was possessed ...

THE ROBBERY AND MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT CLAPHAM

... evidenced by the carpet which had been placed zi under her head, and wthich had been on a chair between the 1. dresser and kitchen door for a long time past. Mr. Venablee, who lives next door to Mr. Maddle, and to whom he first commmunicated the fact of ...

SUICIDE FROM THE DUKE OF YORK'S COLUMN

... companion, is in a desponding way. In the henhouse were found nine dead fowls. The pistol fired at MIr. Tofts wvas found in the kitchen, the fellow who fired it having managed to get rid of it while in the house. The prisoners were both committed for the attempt ...

THE CHARGE OF MURDER AT BELPER

... times since October last, as she was kept up stairs; I Jar~ have seen deceased at the window of the back room over the Cmn kitchen, when she pointed to her mouth with her hand, as F though she wanted food ; on Tuesday, May 7th, 1 heard the ton voices of ...

POLICE OFFICE, DERBY

... sugar, half a pound of raisins, hot a and half ot pound of currants. Next, whilst they were rttm- i tmaging tite Isouse and kitchen, the ruffian, who sat oin thtle f tied beside Mrs. Bowver, asked her. if she had ainy ale or spirits lt in thelhouse. SIte ...

HORRIBLE ATTEMPT TO MURDER

... For some length of time it had been unoccupied, 2 and was recently purchased by Mr. Love, a master smith. At the end of the kitchen is a step leadingto a flag-stone, I and beneath this flag, which had been removed in making some alterations in the building ...

THE SWINSCOE MURDER

... prisioser 'T'unnicliffe said to her, We have biurnt the deed ; wve have burist it utader the tealkettle, pointing to the to kitchen tire. 'Thle vrisoner Ann Chadwick said, 11Yes, we ll have. Upon bseing aisked %vliy they had (lone so, the pri- Ge soner ...

DREADFUL MURDER OF A CLERGYMAN

... scid tieci cut ccsay tle wood- wyork, icitowiscilh ccci ironc has' was fixeil. From tlce scullery ccn euctrance to lice kitchen was effected Icy tle removacl of otie bolt, whicici appears to Isave liecn docce isa a ver'y business-like d mnncoser, indicctinag ...

THE MURDER AT FRIMLEY

... first, Levi Harwood is second, and with a break Levi Harwood bored two holes . in the frame of the door leading to the kitchen, and pushed a the bolt back with his file, and then Jones and Levi Harwood y, went in, and there looked about. Levi Harwood ...

DERBYSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS

... Pideoek, son of prosecutrix, wlto keeps an hotel II at Buxton, deposed that, on the day narnet, lie sao prisoner hat1 in the kitchen of his mother's htouse, anti spokie to tiin. 'The %vt articles named in the indictment wvere produced and identified by witness ...