... return he went into the kitchen and scattered something from a bottle on to the loor of the kitchen. His master said to him, Don't you iay what you saw. About a quarter of an hour afterwards smoke and fire ascended from the kitchen. 'TIhe children ipstairs ...

... breakfast, which was laid upon the table, in the centre of the kitchen. Mliss Eliza- beth ?? taken his breakfast to her father, whvo, being out of health, was conflne(l to his room over the kitchen. She was in the act of seating herself at the table when a ...

... for the purpose of doing sO. He afterwards came into the 1 kitchen and went out again without speaking. In the mear. time deceased iad comne down stairs. A third time he came w into the kitchen, and witness and deceassd were talkfbg to- a, gether at the ...

... the match; but Kitchen, instead of bringing a mate, introduced a very clever player named Martin, whom Fife refused to play because he was not a working man like himself. The stakeholder therefore handed over the £2 to the man Kitchen. The plaintiff ...

... scale, and in a very costly manner. (ire still was set up in the front kitchen, and another in the back, both at full work, and run- nirg off' spirits from the worms. In the back kitchen they found Wright attending to the still, ai)d soon after Metcalfe came ...

... drew the kitchen h blind down. She then left the kitchen, and said to thi -t little girl, Come down here. The girl did so, and then a my mistress went into the cellar and told the girl to come a- t her, but the girl stopped at the kitchen door. Mistress ...

... setting his house, in order! and cleared the kitchen of such stuff as Forney, Pryor, at Co. first. Put out in the cold,, what should these dogs, who had so long curled themselves up in the warmest corner of the kitchen fireside, do but turn about and howl corruption ...

... man sitting in the kitchen by the fire. The prisoner's wife was also sitting with him, with her child. grs. Harmbidge, or Fisher, went up stairs with Mrs. Watts and the child to dress, and left the father and son together in the kitchen. This was about one ...

... into the kitchen and the cellar. There was a deal of blood on the floor, and a knife with which the girls throat was cut was lying oil the table. It was covered with blood. In the wash- house there was a sprinkling of blood from the kitchen to the back ...

... many applications tor relief are made by persons who ec never applled for relief before. The establishment cf a at eo, soup kitchen is now talked of, andi it is probable that it Ca will shortly be opened. The propriety of opening a ire, school for the unemployed ...

... On Sunday last, however, she wlas informed by another servant that she had discovered the body of a fe- male child in the kitchen cupboard. Witness oi findinig this to be true sent for a doctor, and information was also. given to the police. Mary Ann ...

... noise in the kitchen. He was satisfied that a thief was at work in the kitchen, and broke open the front door. He descended into the lower part of the premises, and after a long search found the prisoner in a washhouse adjoining the kitchen, crouched up ...