... deceased jng of water. Deceased went upstair* to the room whore lodged, and witness went into the kitchen. Abou a quarter an hour afterwards, she sitting at the kitchen fire, she heard some scream out light, and Mrs. Boyce rushed ths itairs with her chest ...

... that he war the master of the house, to which the prisoner I replied that lie was only a lodger. They went together into the kitchen, and direotly afterwards witness heard her husband cry out, On going down she found the policeman r holding her husband on ...

... until after ten o'clock, when they went to bed. Before going, her brother got some water to drink out of a panchion in the kitchen. She and her cousin also drank of the same water from the same cup. On the following morning it was noticed that the young ...

... 51. from die Reclr of Carfan (the Cev. C. IJ. H. Fletcher) for the poor of the City, and 5e ;from II Civis for the Soup Kitchen. Djnnsxswzsnss.-Hy. .tiwington, 7, Castle-place, Castle- street, oi no occupation, wee charged with being diinkL and disorderly ...

... duced was placed in a cupboard in his office near the fire- place. Witness filledthrieo spirit lamps and left them on the kitchen table, together with a box of mnatches. She coitld not say, what quantity of oil was kept in the can. They returned from the ...

... move to allow bins ti pass for the purpose of finding the- cask of ale. Witness searched for the beer, and went into the kitchen, and found It unuder the table, with a number of men standing round. It was removed, and by the direction of Imspeder Poole ...

... Harris, husband of the first Witness, a aid thc cat, of which deceased was very fond, viis ;pib- w equcutly found in the kitchen with its tbroat ct. M. I farris, recalled, deposed tht - she had never sapdtet lce of the deceased. Tho joury returned slaperdito ...

... her situation. She pulled hin in- 'lie aitd ahut the door (laughterh. She got him down- Iitrirs arrid lie oat before the kitchen-fire, and she then ok~ed b~ierif he would lik~englass ofuate. She drewonte [''hlot Lar td another for Therself, anti afterwards ...

... TWitness and her husband were not quite sober whea they retired to rest. They and their two children sl'pt in a bed on the kitchen floor. The jury returnaed a verdiot of Found suffocated, and rensmed the porersts for their conduct. Ou the body of George ...

... to her to oome to the kitchen window, an aperture about three and a half feet square, and gave her some directions about opening the window of the small room off the kitchen, She could not accomplish this, but she got the kitchen window opened, and climbed ...

... deposed that lie wfas on furlough. He went out on Thursdaytand returned shortlyafter twelve oclocl at night. He went into the kitchen and was in the act of pulling oll his boots, when he heard his grandfather calling him. Witness, on going outside the room ...

... Reid ?? on the floor, There ?? a bayonet kept In the room, and in the morn- lfg it was froud lyleg ne:nr the Lire in the kitchen. To Mr. GIvRN-I beliove Reid was trying to get Into the room after Hall. I don't think Reid had bcen in the room that night ...