... in the prisonet's house on Satarday, cleaning the rooms occu- pied by the prisoner and his familv. Witness was in the back kitchen between four and five Vo'cleek, when she heard the prisoner and his wife wrangling. The prisoner struck her on the side of ...

... children at the door, which was shut. 1, however, had the key, and with it I opened the door and went in, and proceeded to the kitchen, hut not finding my mistress there, I went to the other rooms withoutfinding her, until 1 came to the back bedroom, on the ...

... oyer a sink, and presently her strength appeared to fail, andashe sunk down upon the floor;'with her head resting on the kitchen step. She lay there insensible for more ?? two hours, at which time witness's husband came, and he succeeded in persuading ...

... apparently insensible, and ende-vouring toI lay herself down. She then gradually slided down, and placed her Iet, . head upon the kitchen step. c' Elizabeth Alendes, a married woman who lodged in the first floor, hr repeated the evidence she gave at the first ...

... her return ahe found the children in thes stret. Witne hsid the street-doorkey-and opened the door.- Witnessproceedieto the kitchen, when, not finding the prisoner, she went into the back room en the first floor, Which irthe children's bed. room. She there ...

... presemitlk' her strength ap- o a' Poure to fail, anul she sank down upon t&e floior, .9lo .with her 'biaud resting on the kitchen stop. Shte lay ito there insensible fur more than two hours, at which ahi time wiitness's 'housband Came, and he succeeded ...

... to say jwbat i wee the matter with her-it was not proper to state it wh publicly ; but the plaintiff was coming into the kitchen to ad her wbien witness tpld him she was not fit to be de spokent- to. She iscbarried a short -time after, at Mr. do Kerr's ...

... quarrel was about. After the quarrel she was supported home by Jane Bayley. I cleaned the kitchen. ilt was Taragon sauce that was ol it. Mr. Karr caine into the kitchen, and was going towards the laundry. I did not stop him. I do not remember saying to inim ...

... into, the house, and the kitchen appeared to be furnished in the Uaual manner of such houses. Oh the 26th from information he re. ceived he removed his seed from the premises; the goods were tbeo all removed from the kitchen; on the 1st of March, as requested ...

... from .the knees.tothe chin-the feet and lowrer partstof the legs-were. nnburat; four pairs of sheets which had been in the kitchen lay. round her, burnt to tinder. On Mercy Newton's rey to' priSon, still tipsy,, as when she uttered the, otherf sentedeis ...

... act itself. Presently afterwards Mrs. Clarke said that she might go hack agairn into the kitchen and look to the catdle- sticks. Went back and pursued her kitchen duties. The next day she was sent out with some clothes to the mangle, and then she made ...

... soliciting charity, or by boys ?? had been received into the houses by servants for the purpose of performing the drudgery of the kitchen, it was a matter of some difficulty either to recover the e missing property or to bring the offenders to justice. As the ...