... the marks ilnlicted by the pins. A man in allother partof the house, hearing the screams of the prosecutrix, ran into the kitchen, and found her lying on the floor, and Welch upont her, bumping her head against the ?? defendant was sent to gaul for one ...

... Kariualt Tortolana for the rent, and'her 'Lus6iand took her b3 the throat to put her out.: Sb.hthen went down stairs into the kitchen, where Ae weshtifolowed by : servant, who came down to laslkoi a EaUcepan. Sbt: told her to wait for a few mndnnto's, +nt ...

... Marii-na Tortolana for the rent, a-ad her husband took her by the throat to Put her out. She then went dovn stairs into the kitchen, where she was followed by a servant, who came dewn to askc Ior a saueopan. She told her to wait a few minutes, but instead ...

... said that on the previous evening he was in company with MI'Murray and the prisoner in a house in Tomb Street. He was in the kitchen. When there some time he heard a noiso up stairs, and on looking round saw M'dlurray coming down stairs with his head bleeding ...

... refuse-firstly, because of the man's rela- tions with Mrs. Flynn ; and, secondly, on account of the property found in his kitchen. He had given the case every possible consideration. Mr. Monroe urged that his client ought not be sent for trial unless there ...

... expounded in the Tcme& ] On the roof of his house. well wrapped up in a - waterproof IUlstier, withhis back aganst the 1 kitchen chimney-stack, and his feet. comforetbly Jd packed in a Caivil Service Supply' hamnper, he 3 evolves a tropical landscape ...

... lrin was the only money left lathe till. Shortly after witness locked the-till, leaving the keys in it, and went into the kitchen. Whilst there she heard some keys rattle, but took in notice of it. Prisoner was the only person left in the bar. Mrs. Newberry ...

... she Would give. it her. They.- had words toether, Both pria~aers camao Down otl hqhl ol the kitchen, w7 6re they stood. The husabandl of Marinas eotred the kitchen, enud began qitarrellng with the lndlay ,Thps pri~opexq and deceased (thle ln4-~ lay) began ...

... leing sick and hav- g ing a headache. I saw her again at six o'clock. h She said she was better ; and came down 1 into the kitchen afterwards. She, Mary K iza- p bath Falconer, and I slept in the same room ; but t prisoner had a beol to herself. We went ...

... West-street. The robbery was committed in a very barefaced manner. The prisoners entered the shot), and whilst Hogan helt the kitchen door, preventing the prosecutoix getting out, Murray helped himself to the contents of time till. Before leaving they also ...

... brains out. She did not,. therefore, go to bed with him, but slept with her daughter in the kitchen. At about five o'clock in th maorning~ he eater6d the kitchen and called her some nameii. Sha retorted, and he caught uns the taudlestick and attuck her ...

... sane tiw Li ea had broken into the house. 25. oii:6dIi O.L going inrto the house he r aw thatc Indder 'ohich led rr nnzhe kitchen 'to the loft tibov, n-was anwo. On gettirsg a chair he looked into the loit and asov thnt the l]ddlcr wno thore. He thea saw ...