... work, kitchen but- ter. and beef. (Loud laughter.) Defendant: These are absolute hallucinations. Plaintiff: Well, her conduct gave me violent pal- pitationg. Judge Bacon: You are sure it was not the stout? (Laughter.) Plaintiff: No, nor the kitchen butter ...

... geanit's stiteiment, said he saw two figures iii the base- ment, and heard a door locked.. I-e then went to rhe head of the kitchen staira, and saw his parlour-rnrapid oomipg up. S-he had had the evening off, and ap- peared surprised at seeing him. Standing ...

... moll:n^,. The man, who though Only 29, has had several sen- tences of imprisonmnent, was emnpioy-d in the hake. house and cooks kitchen. He thus had a cer.ain amount of freedom ?? the x vaIs. On Sundavs there are fewer offlcers on duty than on week dUars, and ...

... of the prosecutor gave evi- deneeting othat a4 Iounl tef of the day in question she left a -vwathing in a basket in the kitchen near the back door of her houase, 47, Nile Street, North Sbileds. She left the li'thep, and upon hor return she found the ...

... fact that the burglar was a thoroughly experienced hand, an entrance being affected by cutting a pane of glass from the back kitchen window. PROM DOa TO CALAMS BY CATNOE. A FR:NCHMAN'S ADVENTURE. A young Frenchman, named Felis Cauchois, a Parisian student ...