... -daottework of the BI ~utasylum, as appbears more in detail b~tefollorimig statement ~- BI uWOicEN. ISEN. nd, Housework and kitchen ?? m and garden ?? 36 0 nit Lauindry ?? 52 Wrshops ?? 34 an1 hat ?? ?? ?? 37 lin 3nWard ?? Vas Needle ?? in, ich 295 an irt ...

... house between three and five on Sunday,I the 26th of December, and found six or seven men and I some women in a back-room or kitchen. There was a I quart mug containing a quantity of fresh drawn beer there I .ad he spoke to the defendant about it, wvhen he ...

... work ?? ?? ?? .. 57Needle work and knitting 110 Carapenter's work ?? .. 2 Laundry department ?? .. 34 Tail ore ?? ?? 6 Kitchen.4.. ?? 4 Shoemakers ?? ?? ?? 5 Ward s and offie's ?? ?? 22 Wards and oficee, ?? ?? 82 1 170 151 The following list enumerates ...

... F1 uas porter- itt the hotel. T he scene of the terrible crime. - an 0 la be~ da bed-room in the kitchen at the rear of the house NO. 1. air a The kitchen is anapartmentashout five yards square. The be~ o, bed-room itself is not more than four feet wide ...

... through the complainant fastening the door . of the kitchen, which defendant stated he had a right to t pass through with the milk, but complainant thought d otherwise, and said he had no right in the kitchen at all. I Defendant admitted just slapping her ...

... twet id minutes to eight o'clock he visited the Globe lodging 1 house, Oyster-street, Portsmouth, and on going into the kitchen he found the prisoner offering a pair of boots for 3r sale to some persons present. He asked the prisoner where I 'e he got ...

... they were talking fro about. He did not tell any oftthe officers that he went to shc the shop, got the paper, went into the kitchen, lit nins hso pipe, and then went into the yard and smoked. The Li( police did say they could not make out how the fire abh ...

... prosuuvtrix I u~ining down on the following mcor;i~g, she missed a box t containng mone and soastt~psfrom a drawer in the h kitchen. The cupboard, also, had been ope sixsive te soos, two anusityrd spoons, and two Salt. cellars were Missed, OnE a search being ...

... Seymour and Edwards came to the shop about the 10th of January, and had a hat stretchred. To do this be (witness) went into the kitchen, leaving the prisoners in th e shop. H me ame back with the hat, and the prisoners left. On the 21st of the same month t ...

... containing freshly-drawn ?? cross- s examination, the witness said he was on some of the cor- I Poration property (the soup kitchen), at a distance of' Ii about 75 yards. He was not directly lacing, t his window 1A from which the beer wits handed, and the ...

... inade into some other garment. He kept a tramp m and loiging-house, and the artilleryman and another man tn came into the kitchen and offered the cloak and cape for ti sale, for 5g., to many persons before he offered it to hid, to (defendant). He asked ...

... accompanied Superintendent Fisher th mn, to Wellington-square, Chelsea ; Detective Watts was with So a Us. I Went into the back kitchen and found the spadeand coso the Pick produced. 1 made a minute searcb, and as the cu m- boards bad been disarranged Watts ...