... entered - and five left and four mearn. entered and two left. At 7.45 they entered,: , armed with a, beer warrant. In the. . kitchen he found defendant and: two i men and two women. On the table were three t glasses and a cup full of whisky, and there was ...

... the )ury, sixteen in all, accompanied by the deputy-ooron-er (Mr. W. Everett) and Superin- tendent Porter, assembled in the kitchen of .fallen Cottage, r The jurymen were sworn in to diligently in- , quire into the circumstances of the death. I Superintendent ...

... open? Per Yes, it was--or, rather, it was only latched. Or I went upl thle steps frons thee bark kritchens to out the0 kitchen. 'Tie door, betwoen thle two reonis 15a9 was wide open. WYI:en I get in-to tile front mit ldtehen I sawv Mrs. Williams lying ...

... there is something ?? with her. Wit. i noes went to the house with him, and saw the old womnan lying on the floor in the 1 kitchen. She appeared to be quite dead. IlHa felt her hand and also put his hand on her . breast, and then told Henry Morgan that ...

... the chimney of an -unoceupied house. IaEvans-terrace. Prisoner and another Man *ere 'at the door. Witness found fire on the kitchen floor, The men ran away,. but. he managed to epitcl ?? Durston asked for-a remand for a 'week,. remarking that he would: then ...

... Simons defeuded.-4 The Prosecutor said that lut 8,30 on Tuesday evening the prisoners ca-me to his house and 3 went into the kitchen, where they were alone. 3 His watch was 'hanging on a nail on the 3 mantelslselr, and at half past nine o'clock,. when he ...

... accident hasp. by art pented about midnight on the 26tila The CYt dile 'miltsses went to bed, lecaving witness inl thle thi ted kitchen. end she carried in her arrms the baby ont tle *and the lamip. ?? could not have gone more f1ev banm threae or four steps ...

... ~after 'we bad been- together 'to thei. funera1, Iwas la'the kitchen, end my bus- I I 1 I: z b 3 t I I I I 3 F 3 I r i a a r a e k e re t e e t a d 9 1. f 8 ed e I ?o ? band was in the back kitchen with the chiefs constable. Did they allow ion to see him ...

... he gave vas t that eertain of the bottles had been paid for. y Subsequently Wheeler searched prisoner's 2 is house. On the kitchen table were three bottles ia -two full of beer and one partly fuli-and k under the staircase he found 32 empty quart if e bottles ...

... a blow. Pass th between before. . , ?? . 'ilhe little girl. Mary Isabel C.o, in-reply ,to, ar nrusqner reid it we, in the kitchen he kiclead Jo daLddy. .in: the ribs, : . .. :. , :,.m .lethctrve'sbtginut Dicks deposead to-arrestiog' ac prisoner in Po ...

... M'Donald 9 was drawing beer fr'om the cask iatd- a, jug 8 isom a, four-and-a-half gallon cask. There were. 8 two womeu %in thu kitchen. On the night of Sunday, July 14, he -also waetched. the house, Ma land saw a, number of Ienc and womuen enter T. and leave ...

... the line, and make off or with them. Witness followed prisoner to his t' house in Ethel-street. and saw him in the in back kitchen wvith the shirts in his Possession.- Dr Prisoner, in his admission of the offence, vn pleaded that he was silly ?? was of ...