... during the night, but on M~r. Black entering time kitchen at an early hour yesterday inorning he dliscoveredto hisgreatseurprisetbe caeuse of the xioises overheard upon the previoos, nighit. 'The kitchen window wa'S unfastened, thae table which occupied ...

... went back, apparently to the kitchen. Witness heard Nothing more of the deceased till about twelve o'clock the same night, when Mr. Fenning came to . her house in an excited state, and saidl that he had come down to the kitchen for a drink, and had found ...

... Minnie, about 4J years, was in the kitchen. She went to the room and made a communtoation to Mary M'Cal- lough, her aunt, in consequence of which she rose and went into the kitchen. She eaw James all M'Callough in the kitchen standing, she could not ht exactly ...

... and dpened the door of my apartment. I stood in the hal, betwzeen mydoor and the dooref deceased's kitchen. I could then see every part of the kitchen. The deceased was sitting at the one side of the fire, and his -wife at the other. I observed that deceased ...

... revolver they l4ft the kitchen. the , Witneas and the prisoner thin went inte the yard of 3, to examine the revolver. When doing so they ob- 16( served the complainant standing in the kitchen. be Witness went in and put him out ot the kitchen. no When witneas ...

... to-day. ni The nephew asked for time, but Bryan refused. al About seven o'clock in the evening, Bryan was sit. o0 ting at the kitchen fire with his back towards a c( partition which faced the door. There was a little a: window in the partition, on a level ...

... I also found the kitchen window i. pulled down a good distance, sufficient to admit the r- prisoner. I believe the hall-door was openedftom 2f the inside. From the examination I made I found it the house was entered by the kitchen window, and, t, after ...

... the d-ad of the night the prisoner Henry BM'Cloakey, whom she bad left at the kitchen fire with the deceased when she threw herself carelessly across the foot of the kitchen bed, attempted to get into bed beside her, that she resisted, and in the struggle ...

... that morning he owalkd in{ to the kitchen, ha.vin.g hlad a latch key for the door. Thes dirt thing that they observ.rd was a strange hat hanging up on a pin In the kitchen. They then went into the room next the kitchen, and discovered the parties named ...

... as a token of re- .conciliation. M. de. Zohn sat on the divan, with- Ef out taking off his fur coat. Ivanof ran to the o kitchen, said that it was not any longer pos- s. sible to allow AI. de Zohlin to go out, and, ir %ith Alexandra Arddief's assistance ...

... home about of h.alf-ahour bef or his father. 1 was sitting in the al kitchen when my husband came in. I observed ich blood on him-over his head and face. He sat he down in the kitchen, and remained for about ten minutes. He then went outaide of the door ...

... would ba necessary for deceased to pass through the kitchen. IVtness )r believed that deeeased was stabbed before she came Le into the kitchen. It was a very short distance from the door of the kitchen to the foot of the n stairs. Emily Caroline Coppen ...