... fired at, while seated at her kitchen fire, engaged in giving directions respecting household matters. Eost fortunately, however, the murderous intention was unsuccessful, as, although from the blackened bars of the kitchen window it was evident that the ...

... he went. Down staircases, up staircases, along corridors, across the great hall, tumbling over coal scuttles, through the kitchen, taking a tremendous header over stew-pans ar.d fire-irons, down the carved corridors, everywhere shouting at the top of his ...

... and shortly afterwards a neighbour, name! Humphrey Wilson, saw the deceased standing in flames at the house-dotr. In the kitchen he found a younger child, also on fire Both were severely bnrnt, especially the deceased, of whom no hope was tiven. The recovery ...

... w1e. fi, endarutk yrd. Addrfe eit111:5,atorcury-otfeie. bEULAXI-TERIACE, Cross-atee -A HOUJSEto . LET. with Fitting room, kitchen, o ted reams nred attic, front erartsen, bard nlsreoftwauter. Rsmit £5 clea. Apply to 0. B. Massda, 0 ' - . _ . _ -_ -_ IN ...

... HoDkicson. of Bradford. * On Monday, at Horton-lane Chapel, Bradford, by the Ray. J. R. Campbell, Joseph Greenwood to Ann Kitchen, both of Cleckheaton. On Monday, at St. Patrick's Church, Bradford, by the Rev. R. Lacy, John Connell to Catherine Golesher ...

... lives have been lost, and to tbem may ba added si; who perished in the wreck of a schooner off Dunaee. - Fatal Explosion of a Kitchen Boiler.—Aboul noon on Wednesday a —^^So 1 TboUe o rSn*herTw d n^ Mary Ro°le, about fifteen years of age. was also injured ...

... Ionero Vernon-read eondann and -iree, inj Ic onascnoiigaoeof51eer yards or theceisbai;, at present tocpoadcnane' uncuid ?? kitchene; midoentue ground floor, ingrodarrom d lirooye, on te diresing ortre roomndati bath m n'etr~oom, a nd wtrloenthe codo losecond ...

... Wm %m tit muMxmmx. rpO LET HOUSE, 23, Fenton-vue, HiHaiy-street. Woodhou«e-lanewith four bedrooms, Hrge si (ting-room and kitchen with bay windows, garden. Rent £17. y LEEDS REFORM LEAGUE The ANNUAL MEETING to ekot Officers, ftc, for 1870, win be TUV ™ ...

... 3, Victoria-gr-ove, Riclmonoid-roadl, TJIlJeadingloy. The. hamss eronniini ffluning. drltinia , Mtid brn-oh. ?? roiasn, kitchen. three bed reovis, attic,', uuid eiory coniollicluie. Tt is chuarmingly situtrl, iuint'tiititi an oxtf-IIivi- View op tho ...

... scene, which cannot be described, but must be seen to p c appreciated. The fun subsequently grows fast aud furious, Mr. Kitchen making an excellent and agile clown, Mr, Algar playing the ungrateful part of Harlequin very creditably j and Mdlle. Ernestine ...

... BlAu nscl, containing It Bi~oo B 11217 QEASON, 186i1-70.-To Parties intending to riuntI KY ersts Hdge,,Pleasure Grouada, Kitchen Gurdem.8 Vinerios, &zo. &o,-An IM-TERSIVE- COLLECHION of Ash, Chec~nt, Elm, Fir', Lime, Mraple, OakPoplar &e., &C., of different ...

... managed to effect his escape. Mr. Crowther was called up, and an examination of the premises made: C pane of glass in the kitchen window had been broken, and the inside shutter foibed back and' thrown upon the floor, but none of th' property had been disturbed ...