... Radcliffe came again while Morris Evans was there, did he n- go to the kitchen slowly or quickly?-Quickly, L1, because she was at the door. Did he close the door of the, back kitchen after L-him?-Yes, sir. if Did the prisoner say anything to you or your ...

... the renewal of the me d fliccee of the King's Head Ion. Myddfai. on de the ground that there was a door leadisig fromn the kitchen of the licensech prnmiscs to -a grocer's shop adjoining thereto, which was aalo in the rosession of the landhord (SIr. P] ...

... Mounted In- fantry, was wounded in the3 thigh on the 12th irst-severe, but bone not broken. No fresh news front Methuen or Kitchener, who are soeme distance from a telegraph line. Clery reports that twenty more burghers surrendered to him yester- day. ROM ...

... Mr. 'Paror Howvell proseented, w ie and Mr, Arthur Lewis appeared for Davies.- G in \Wrhilst dtrinkding in prosecutor's; kitchen Davies id suibstituted his watch fccr the prosecutor's, C cehsich was hragiitg use a mmtii. falsey deleied r all kcnowledge ...

... you go to the deceased's oottagc.?-Yes. What clid yeo fitd?-I saiwy decctised. Mrs. 'il- Iiamsn. Iying onl the floor of the kitchen dead. Did yen see any marks ?-Thore were several. She Vas in a P-aol of blood. INTSPECTO.R'S TALE. Inspectcr Sanaders. Abrvzarnm ...

... con-'ittee thle board tdtoiided not to crect a laund:'y at G'ads on e Schoots at present, bat to proceed scith the conokery kitchen. In the annual rerort of the school3 Iibraries, it was set forth that there were : 54 bol3s in the elecuentary school3, 467 ...

... sixteen years of age ca J having given her evidence, which was to the Ti effect that Lewis bed thrown her down upon he ?? kitchen fnloor, his Lordship, addressing Mr. in Lloyd Morgan, sasked. Is this alt the he rii evidence?-Mr. Lloyd Morgan: Yes, 'Ily ...

... garden of Mr. Ieaaes' premises. Entt.atsce to youl I-he houns wise effected hy breakeing a pane of Al Lglass in thme bark kitchen window and forcing dust Iback an iron bar on the inside. The number vi of watches and chain-s stolen i-s not knowni yet. bro ...

... whence the enemy 3t held good positions threatening our right, A reconnaissance in force was made by Briga-- dier-gencral Kitchener, who had under him the Manchesters, the Devons, the African Light, Horse, Strathcona's iforse, and artil- 2s lery. The enemy ...

... been caused by an injury to the head.-A woman named Ryanu said that she saw Landers drag the deceased along the floor of her kitchen on June 21, pulling her by the hair, and after. es wards striking her in the face.-After hearing nt other evidence the jury ...

... husband 'W : gave Blatchford the 4.,. 3d?-Yes, 'rd, ' In the presence of your Sona-I could not say Ill that. I was in the 'back kitchen. Ia Mr. Sweetnam, re-called, said, in answer to m .cd. dthe esronri ?? the money given to Blatch- ,. .fordwasin sliver, and ...

... that her h Mr. mother should be sent for. IMrs. Poole there- p bps, upon accompanied the wvould-be suicide into h Bred the kitchen, where She asked her what ehe had h 'ned done. She made no reply, but pointed to a S bottle on the tablo, which contained ...