... tables, couch, chimney and dressing glasses carpets, fenders and fire irons, china, glass, an assortment of chamber' ware, kitchen utensils, kc. kc. Also, some garden tools, hurdles, and other out-door implement;. The goods may be viewed on the morning ...

... the rear of tbe house, wbere he had been engaged in shoot- ing small birds; he placed his gun, muzsle downwards, behind the kitchen-door, intending when be again returned home to discharge it. In the meantime, a young man, named Crook, a nail cotter, and ...

... had been gone a quarter of an hour she called to hira» and received no answer; upon which she got up, and on entering the kitchen saw him hanging from a beam, with his feet touching; the ground; she cnt bim down with a knife, and fell with hira. She afterwards ...

... -ceased, and removed for convenience of sale, comprising feather beds, bedsteads, pianoforte, tables, chairs, glasses, China, kitchen utensils, kc, kc Also, twenty-four gross of buttons, a few yards of cord, moleskin, cloth, fee, without ibe least reserve ...

... and which had become green and grassy. Her Majesty entered the but, which was only composed or one room, which was to Jean kitchen, parlour, bed-rootn, and laundry, and upon seeing the bad state or repair the house was in, condescendingly offered to build ...

... window, they got into the cellar, and, by breaking a door that was bolted, at the end of the short passage they reached the kitchen. Here there are two doors, leading to separate staircases ; the one to the man's room, the other to the ladies' bedchambers ...

... in the house. She cou'd not identify the candles. Mr. Davidson, the master of the workhouse— The prisoner was cook in the kitchen ; sbe had no power to take anything out of the house. Mr. Saunders addressed the jury; contending that there was no proof ...

... containing a good dining-room with folding- doors to parlour, a neat drawing-room, and three good i ed-roomi. one servant's room, kitchen, scullery, coal vaults, and area, *> tn ' back-entrance to Compton-waik. . May be viewed at any time, by applying on tbe premises ...

... chickens. The truth is, my dear girls, you want, generally speaking, more liberty and less fashionable re- straint; more kitchen and less parlour ; more leg exercise and less sofa; more making puddings and less piano; more frankness an v mock modesty; ...

... invariably refused to give it to her. She did not know that tbe deceased bad saved money. Tbe £1 IS was stolen in witness's kitchen : deceased ?? it out of her pocket, and it was picked up ; she was very anxiomthat her husband should not know of her loss ...

... first of all forcing the lock of an empty house next door (late Mr. Jeffreson's) ; to the yard of this house Mr. Bienvenu's kitchen adjoins and has a window, through which access could be obtained to the interior, and out of the door into the central yard ...

... THIEF TRAINING.— THE THIEVES' KITCHEN. At Clerkenwell Sessions, on Wednesday, William Bristol. 28, a desperate-looking fellow, was indicted for a misdemeanour in having attempted to steal from the person of a man whose name was un- known. Archer, a ...