... during her absence, the clothes caught the flame, and were immediately in a blaze. This communicated with the wood-work of the kitchen, and in a very brief space of time, the whole neighbourhood were alarmed. The door of the dwelling-house was broken open, ...

... village, of the state in which her brother was. Prisoner and di. witness had some driuk in the kitchen. Cross-examined by Mr. Armus—The sound ha heard in the kitchen was that which a sober man would make in taking a drunk man out. When Rodger mistimed, he ...

... not say. whethdr'Paterson had lifted --the body ; ,witntess then heard prisoner and. Paterso carryIn -Robertson into the kitchen, . and, witness followed. Sa the dieased, who, at that time, was half lying, half sitting on the dloor,; propped Un ag9ainst ...

... one con- sisting of the Street and Sunk Floors, containing Six Apartments, Kitchen, Laundry, &c;; and the other two forming the Upper Floors, containing each Six Apartments, Kitchen, &c. The Tenement was cazefully finished under inspection, is in excellent ...

... the natural -consequence of their system of - asis Termls. 55 At present on hand, in overy variety of pattern and size, e Kitchen Ranges. Register and Carton Graces, Fenders and Fite !. Irons, Gasaliers, Pendants, &c. 21150, Oil cotsigait ett, a variety ...

... Lobby Table and Chairs, Oilcloth, I Carron and Register Grates, Fenders and Fire Irons, Kitchen Bed- stead, Kitchen Grate with Oven, Plated Dish Covers, Kitchen Utensilsh, &c. Sale to begin at T-dlve o'clock. PETER BURN & CO., Auctioneers. 9 Royal Exchange ...

... back again. Hie wife is all day long in the kitchen, the scullery, the washbouse, the bakehouse the dairy, and a dozen other responsible posts. Betty We cook ham se sooner prepared breakfast for the kitchen, than she must prepare another fur the parlour; ...

... and what becomes of the active bustling housewife—passing from room to room—from drawing-room to parlour, from prlour to kitchen—like au embodiment of the spirit of order and cleaulinem--611ing up the intervals between her husband's comiugs and goings ...

... mouth. Prisoner poured it into the small spoon. Could not tell what the powder was mixed with. Thinks it was mixed in the kitchen. Prisoner put into the hand of Andrew, who gave it to the deceased. Witness saw him give it to her. They were all at the bedside ...

... 116, West Regent Street, presently occupied by Mr.!. F. Nelson, containing Dining and Drawing Rooms, Four Bed Rooms, with Kitchen and Servants' Apartments. Upset Price £B5O. Fen Duty £9 4s. 3d. For further particulars apply to Messrs. White & Gardner, ...

... with him. There is a passage which leads from the kitchen to the Outer door, about three yards in length. The outer door is not on a level, but is rather below the street. Witness. went out of the kitchen into the room. The prisoner did not go along with ...

... not consider themselves born to be hanged, began to prepare very seriously- for the popular alternative of drowning. the kitchens suet!' of the river's banks, washing-tubs had been launched, and tin foot-pans were lying at anchor, with a view to the riding ...