... and bleeding t profusely from the injuries he had received. His friends then proposed to take M'Clymonts to the sink in the kitchen in order to wash r his wounds, and proceeded to that apartment, where Murphy was found washing the blood off his hands. Murphy ...

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

... watching him, and yesterday moraifl about a quarter-past stx o'clock, he suddenly got out of bed and ran to the table in the kitchen,1 where he got hold of a dinner knife. Before Mfr, Murphy could prevent him, he plunged the knife into has throat. Mrs Ormerod ...

... was stated that the acused had been placed in a private asylum near York. A letter had that moining been received from Dr Kitchen, the superintendent of the Retreat, in which he said: -II have not yet seen sufficient of Mr Cadmnan to come to any clear ...

... the hotel already in flames, and observed two men at an up- stairs window calling for assistance. He broke the glass in the kitchen window, effected an entrance, and proceeded up-stalrs, but the flames and smoke compelled him to retreat, On reach. ing the ...

... him- self in, and, opening the window, called for help. In a short time he heard voices downstairs, and on going into the kitchen found a policeman, to whion he gave the razor, Inspeotor Taylor said the young woman had two outs on the throat, and was not ...

... the hpuse during the night, and who is ; at present unknown. She was' found at an early hour in the morn- ing inside the kitchen door quite dead, with her skull beaten in and. her clothes covered with blood, No motive is alleged for the bar- barous deed ...

... emptied both chambers of a double-barrelled gun into the bodies of the Rendalls, it would appear that Buokhout entered the kitchen, and having broken the stock of the gun into frag- ments on the head of his wife, struck her again with' the barrels sinking ...

... AYR. TIn SOUP KITCHEN.-A meeting of the sub-. scribers to the soup kitchen was held in the Assembly Rooins,'yesterday-Provost 'Macneille' presiding. The Provost stated that some days: ago a number of handloom weavers' had applied' to him for assistance ...

... butler, the complainant, and the other footman were called before Sir Henry, and com- plaiuant gave a full explanation. A kitchen-maid, named Jemima'Smith D was called to prove the charge, her attention having been drawn to the nantr bvhearing a noise ...

... session, their needs would become known, and steps wonld be taken to supply them. Mr James Ramsey stated the last year a soup kitchen was opened, nndtherewereasrpentersinachinemakers, shoemakerw labourers, and bakers relieved, and though trade was somewhat ...

... where he found the prisoner at the top of tho stairs leading to the kitchen. He said to him Go down stairs before me' He cried out, Police, police I Upon entering, the kitchen witness saw the body of a woman. Her, dress lwas much disarranged. ?? ...