... person of the name of Win. Payne, of Btiy, case to his house on the 20th Nov. lost, about noon. Both parties went into the kitchen wieii they had two pints of beer and two biscuits,for which prisoner otferpd witness a had halfcrown to pay for what they ...

... discovered that all my money had been stolen, and my master's too; on the pre. vious evening I sat with mV master in the back kitchen, and a man named Read was there ; the staircase leads from the passage from which there is a door into the room where we were ...

... the 5th June last, I went into the show room, and on going there heard some one leave at another door wrhich opens into the kitchen. I went to look for the prisoner, andl found her in her bed- room. I sent her on an errand, and then took the oppor- tunity ...

... thbe kitchen, the blood flowing from her wounds. She then slightly recovered, got away from him into the y back yard, and called aloud for help. Her aunt, who lives under the same roof, with Minister, the parish clerk, , proceeded to the kitchen. On the ...

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

... unless erysipelas or extensive inflammation should ensue. The razor was found . by the police on the stairs leading to the kitchen, where r it is supposedthe prisoner threw it before leaving the house. a The passage and stairs were literally deluged with ...

... Ila sard at would friglitern the irird to take it chrrrile with ?? -vmire vhiels I took coals thrrotigt thle room for turn kitchen io Irire. I'hr bsird died somre thrnnu rifler, atid niry mistress gin ?? ?? Witr rIL shoe. ratd ary master ]lt t nr ou the ...

... 00155c 0iterel..B1It tts 05y ?? 10 1,1111 (.'OCti,'i 1151 1 Iws00. $TRALINGl LO011 AT URtIHfM5ERV helm'; Disco, :12, Olnt JIII Kitchen, 23, 10er0 eillarpQ.I witih h10v111 M101111 bed (R weight, olilsti~tng of 123 Its. of slet ol the property of 00111 R. ft ...

... neckerchief off, and brought it in ill his hand. He stood before the fire; my master and George Falrrowbeing at the timle in the kitchen. He stood before the fire about. ten minuteswitllout saying anything, but the first thing k did saky was, nThe fraoter is ...

... witness re. ta turning from ?? at tea with the collar, not seeing fr, any one at the prisoner's house, he left it at the kitchen E door. He had seen the prisoner and the deceased often to together in the yard and garden. About thirteen or four- a teen ...

... quiet. When I got up to the house 1 found that the others had forced open the dairy window, and we then all went into the kitchen, where some of the noen put on coats that they found there. We all had our masks on. There were two pairs of stairs leading ...

... the moucy, adding that n she gave it to her smother after she reached lhome. 11cr )f mohrlooked at it, ran into the heck kitchen, sand after- warcds iato the backyard. When she caine back, she was asked what she had doae with the money, but she made s ...