... to be imprisoned for twelve months. John Templeton was found guilty of stealing five pigeons fromn the premises of Mr John Kitchen, slater, Shakspeatre Square, bv means of housebreaking. on 20th December last. and having been five times previously convicted ...

... His mother was found lying dead in the passage, and to all appearance the deed bad been com- mitted in both cases with the kitchen fire-irons. The man Pearson was found asleep in Mrs Wilson's bed, and quite naked, having apparently burnt or other- wise ...

... gathered courage sufficient to enable them to look through the screen on the kitchen window, when they saw what appeared to be a quantity of water that had been spill- ed on the kitchen floor, immediately in front of the dresser, and also something which they ...

... fall, Kir Richard Willis was secreted had in the house for three days and three nights. M7rs Bedfoid uld told tes in the kitchen to that effect. One morning I saw him G.l open the door to get fresh water, and in his shirt end trousers. iin Thbe last of ...

... witness foll- p leweil shortly aftLer. Wten she saw her sisto.* site was very tl weik Wsitness had her re4moved from the kitchen to another d [ii nent eathiac her Lends ?? face T -er was no retch- e a,- C . tile rett~iovl. A Mlrs Turtlhull, in tile ...

... not con a new thing, astherewas noblood about it. Saw the prisonerin vev the kitchen after the body had been taken into the room. cro He said be was going along the kitchen into the room, and he cor stepped aside to let his wife pass, when he heard something ...

... besides kitchen and other conveniences, as presently possessed by Mrs Bowe ; Rent L.30. Also, these TWO DW ELLING-HOUSES, being the Upper vr Attic Story of the said Tenement—the one consisting of three rooms and three bed-rooms, besides kitchen and other ...

... are, daughters of gentlemen, well-educated, and obliged to keep an appearance often upon half the sum by our sisters in the kitchen, who are not expected to keep np any appearance at all.” New York Immicration.—The report of the New York Commissioners of ...

... — Edward Mac- Guire and Ann Lothian were next placed at the bar, charged with a strect robbery from the person of William Kitchen, clock-maker in Edin burgh, on 14th February last. The jury returned a verdict, unanimously finding M‘Guire guilty as libelled ...

... and from her bed she sawv her going about the kitchen working. Somebody brought whiskr into the house that morning, but who it was she did not know. In the courso of the day, while lying in the kitchen bed, her husband being at the time beside her, she ...

... burgh, defender. It being admitted that the pursuer took fromn the defender certain premises, consisting of a shop, room, kitchen, closet, and back court, in the Castlehill of Edinburgh, from Whitsunday 1853 to Whitsannday 1854: Whether the defender, in ...

... Cook said, No; I shall want nothing more till morning. He spoke in a composed and cheerful manner. I re- mained in the kitchen all night, to see how Uook went on, and did not go to sleep. About ten minutes before twelve o'clock, the bell of Cook's room ...