... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... gone in drink. The husband went home at; seven o'clock on Saturday morning, and was horrified at finding his wife on the kitchen floor near the fireplace and buent to death in a most shocking manner. Her body presented a fearful spectacle, the lower portion ...

... manyotequithng in the( interior of thle hell, forhinstance. abc tieswth handsornely-shiaped Zuenistere, eadhin ftoni the kitchen in the basement up- 'wards through the building to then roof ; hut Epaefristc detail. Tueo buildhing has a noble, exterior ...

... the show-room and wholesale department. The storeys above are to be occupied as store and stock-rooms, mark- ing-off room, kitchen, dining room, bagatelle room, bath room, and reading room, with other conveniences for the assistants. A lofty attic, extending ...

... afternoon. Taylor was discharged, but the other prisoners were committed to the sessions for ?? Conroy, James Magah, and John Kitchen, were charged with assaulting and robbing an old man named Jozlua Pikeng- ton, about five o'clock on the lst of Jan. The prisoners ...

... -Miss Harriet Gardiner, a. lady possessing a. considerable estate near'Ballycastle, C otuty Mayo was fired at throagh her kitchen windows, and received several duck shot in her head, Two sub-constables., named Doyle and M'Conaby, while 'standing in a butcher's ...

... About six a.rd. on the 25th-nit. his foreman brought. intelligence of theflrs. The- prisoner was sitting in prosecutor's kitchen when, he next saw him. Re asked him why he haI set the stacks~ on fire, and he replied,. 1to jet' into prison. Prosecutor ...

... far gone in drink. The husband went home at seven o'clock en Saturday morning, and was horrified at finding his wife on the kitchen floor near the fire-place, and burnt to death in a most ahoLking.manner. EELEAse o01 PRISONERS ?? DEBT. -On Saturday, just ...

... private asylum near York, to which place lie was taken on Saturday last. A letter had that morning been received from Dr. Kitchen, the superintendent of the Retreat, in wbich he said, I have not yet seen sufficient of Mr. Cadman to come to any clear ...

... 'since last Thursday a t r R. Sharp came into the house with& gUn, aid se 1 saw these pigeons very shortly after, in the l e kitchen window. ?I had' tbem in my ?? a 3t, magistrates expressed their opinion that it was a en very suspicious case, but, as the ...

... the comrslainant, and the L other footman were called before Sir Henry, and comr- pleiealnt gravo a full explanation. A kitchen-maid, named Jemiima Smuith, was called to prove the charge, her atten- tion hlavilng been drawn to the pantry by hearing a ...