... The deceased refused, and witness ejected him from thehouse. Oa the other occasion the deceased committed a nuisance in the kitchen, and witness then turned him out. In pushing him into the passage he fefl down. The deceased was a very violent, dangerous ...

... the daughters of the lat H Rev. J. H. Gurney, d MuIIuxRous OIJTOAGE IN ]tr~rlnm.-Ou Wednesday e night, while sitting in his kitchen a farmer, named Taigley, r residing near Miltown Milbay, County Ulare, wee seriously e wounded in the face and shoulder by ...

... Her MInjesty's Miuislers antl proutilfelit in public men io Londoiu, bit was abaniudoited on tbho suggestion ig that many kitchens in London would have Irisla maids re connected with the scullery department. us' ...

... tendent Sbeppardlptated that on the day in question he was called to the ?? house, where he saw the pro- secutrix lying on the kitchen floor. I-er head was towards the hearth and her feet towards the stairs, from whicls she was two or three yards. Two neighbours ...

... Inspector r Bennett and Polile-officer I, who viasfed tho defendant'e house on Sunday, the fthb ultimso, at Itl eam. In the kitchen they found four man, each with aplit of bew before ?? defence was that tho four men went to the defendant's hone? to inquire ...

... December, and was apparently perfectly sober. Saw the police come in, lcft the bar, and followed the officers down to the kitchen. Was close behind them, Saw the sergeant go just over the doorway. Spoke first to him and said. It's all right, sergeant ...

... appeared to have dgne so, for on Saturday night at 11 o'clock witness passed the house and saw the prisoner with the girl in ihe kitchen. He went dorenstairs, and the servant de- nied having anybody there, but witness opened the cupboard and found the prisoner ...

... 201. each. SUICIDE THEROUGH THE Loss OF A WIFE-On -Thursday a weaver at Padiham, named Asaderto l, hanged himself in the kitchen, through grief at the recent death of his wife, - ...

... temporary insanity was returned. On the body of MDiohael M'Donough, 38 years of age, a dockl labourer, whose widow lives In Kitchen- streat, MDr. Parkinson watched the case on behalf of Mr. John Jones, stevedore. On tbe 7th Instant the deceased was employed ...

... Seacombe. On the night of the 8th ilt., drlg the absence from the honse of Mr. and Mr. Pearce, the prisoners fastened the kitchen door, put outthe gas, a~nd UptenItwas said, cmmitted the offence. It was stated thait Pearce had previopaly attempted to take ...

... and conld1 -not hear what the defendant said, hut she knew they wore ;begging; There was, however, another woman in the kitchen, who told witness that the men had been beg gin. The won dniqwestion was not ?? ?? diawharged the defendants with a caution ...

... up. Half an hour afterwards, thinking lie smelt somethldig burning, ha vent down stairs. The prisoner was sitting In the kitchen, and Mr. Hamilton asked him why he did not go to bed. The prisoner said it was the custom of hisI conntry when there was a ...