... KITCHEN HOSPITALITY DISGEHACEFU| I :LREVEL.AATIONS. l At Westminster Police Coiirt, London, on Wednesday, Constable Harradine, 71 B. attached to thc Gerard Road Station. Pimulico, appeared bef re Mr. Do Rutzen to a summonsat the instance of lnmnia 1loberts ...

... premises. The burglars commenced operations by getting on to the kitchen roof, from which they removed three or four slates. Then they broke through the ceiling, and gained admission to the kitchen. Here they were confronted with a diffi culty in the shape ...

... cook, aied thirty- three, and eose Carpenter, the housemaid, aged twenty- five, wvere in the kitchen when the explosion took place, and were both killed. The kitchen and its contents were wrecked by the force of the explosion. The stable-yard gate was scattered ...

... with them. She never saw firearms in the nouse. No windows were broken in the kitchen when she left, nor a box of dominoes on the parlour table. Dr. Moxon said the kitchen blind was up, but must have been down when the shot was fired, as the lath at the ...

... at 9.30, and going into the kitchen he saw the womao Frances there at the side of the fire, with her head lying on the table as if asleep. About 11.30 a man dressed as a sailor came in, and after looking round the kitchen sat down on the form beside her ...

... where be went in order to take a farm. They returned home on Thursday evening. At her request her husband went into the kitchen for some water. He called out, I have done something, or I bare done it; ran and get someone. She asked him what he had ...

... that on Sunday afternoon she left deceased in the kitchen while she went into another room. She had not been away more than three minutes when she heard deceased scream, and, running into the kitchen, she found that the child had drunk some boiling water ...

... umall room to the lef~t as one entered the front door, which opened into the kitchen The shop was on the left-band side ars one gotinto the kitchen. On the right of the kitchen were tstairs leading to the two bedrooms. One bedroom was behind the other, ...

... made in the kitchen. Particular sauces served with particular dishes were made in tice .kitchen, but during the whole time he had been chef no Worcestershire sauce had been made in the kitchen. No forcesterzbire sauce was ecer used in the kitchen. In cro ...

... wife of, a carter, residing next door to the Pointons, stated that on the date in question, whilst in the back kitchen, which faces the kitchen of the de- ceased's house, she heard quarrelling going on, and bad language being used L. Veigton and his wife ...

... eeka after that I took the poyto the blacksmith's, and' passed this man on the wayr. When I rinurnita I found him' in the kitchen with the missis. 'We. bad a row and he went away, and afterw/ards sept mue a lawyer's. 'letter, dema~nding an apology.~, H~e ...

... Husselbee ?? at Cotr r-l:. duriuz the three nights lreta'een '-*drtesdav cad Saturay.- 'When the prisoners came out o ii tc; kitchen they weae l:0 aing, blit a cha:-e cate o them speedily, and they wsre seized with n Last ?? wetic Cotterill requese'l watness ...