... overcoat, and a pocket-book, which they placed ready for removal. They were still engaged in prosecuting their search in the kitchen at midnight when Police-constables Daniel (51 D) and Hands (30 D), who were in plain clothes, in passing the prosecutor s ...

... by our central fund. Three of the places were hired rooms, used also for other purposes. and ill adapted to compete with kitchens constructed for the work on rent-free Board school premises, and where our now valuable plant can be kept in good condition ...

... bullet missed her. This was when she was about half-way down the stairs, and she ran on into the kitchen, the deceased follow- I iugher. She got into the kitchen, and held the door to I irevent his coming in after her, but he fired at her 5 through the door ...

... same time. The prisoner instructed me to give the note to firs. French, but not if Mr. French was in the kitchen. I found Mr. French in the kitchen, and I did not deliver the note. The note was sealed in an envelope, but there was no narne or address. ...

... till Saturday night. Daniels met his sweetheart at her father's house soon after the tea hour, and they sat together in the kitchen-a very small room at the back of the house. Except, according to one or two witnesses, he appeared to have been drinking heavily ...

... Board stepped in and obtained an absolute promise from the committee that they would supply what was lacking. Except in tLe kitchen, no warm walter was to be had in any part of the big building save by fetching it from the boiler. Some of the rooms were ...

... Ladies' Association for the Help and Training of Girls was held yesterday, at the Training Home, at Shelton. Mr. F. E. Kitchener, head master of the Newcastle-under- Lyme High School, presided; and there was a good. attendance of friends and supporters ...

... entered his father's house. In due couise the ogicer followed the runaway over the wall, and discovered him seated inside the kitchen. The door was open and Thorne entered. and encountered the father, who e~iuired ''What do you want bere' The constable replied ...

... cheap.-Apply, I~ RSTOLRoad--, Sun Street West-, parlour, kitchen. hall enrB cthe bed reooms; retired yard. 7s. loame- - at.c2969 RisTO 4(268).-Three reception. four beel, two dressing tw kitchens. wcg.; large garden and vinery. C231 RIF.TOL Road (20,1)-To ...

... John E. Elzood, Richard B. Elgood, and Thomas S. Elgood, Leicester-! locks; November 29, 1887. Thomas Rogers, Bourne- mouth-kitchen or cooking ranges; November 29, 1887. Frederick aL Collins, Birmioneham-indicator for door- fastenings; December 1, 1887. ...

... snanracd;~ drawing ted dining rooms, kitchen, iculirry, five ted rooms, bath room, hot and cold water, wc.o. garden at back. CMs V/IDE Green.-Ross Vole (nea3rstation); two reception four W yed ro~oms, dressing room, two kitchens, two pantries; large i garent ...

... omission in placing the play upon the stage, MJr. Irving, on its 244th °performance, added to it the scene of the Witches' Kitchen, in which the audience see the witches' incantation and the manufacture of the hellish compound that is to rejuvenate Faust ...