... timne. a'nd wvere nearly cshuni. 'Tile deceasced was sober and eappeare 1 to be in her nsuat heiLlbtl. F vee'vtliig in the kitchen seemed to be in ode-u. The old w oman went out, nond hed not, returtnel when wiit cx left. Sergesan Patrick BPor-t stated ...

... mern on the premises of the Rev -Mr Nash at Inchi- care. Thev were cmncealed awinst a docor- leading from the garden to the ki'tchen. Theyj gave kirong addres>es, resisted tne constable, .and wten Constable 87 A came to his assist- I1ance ?? aesaalted the ...

... ask-ed him l-o keoep quiet. staaring that i! r-as ali right H-e horwever, got iii), ?? oi his clohas and lent ' ?? to tile kitchen fire. Mrs. Miagee followe d h im and miade tea for thre thrce of them y - afterwards fell asleep, and was suddecily - aken- ...

... to four o'clock. 'lThe servant boy reiurnned vr-th her. On ar- rivinr at the house she founmd her hulband lying- on tlats kitchen floor in a poo4 oi blod.His feet w;nra out towards the dloor, &and hs head to- cads the fireplaoe. She saw hh;od oozing from ...

... across the bed. Patrick Begley deposed he met prisoner on the road, Prisoner asked him to go into his house. When in the kitchen prisoner ?? out 'Peter tbrea times, and getting no minewer wezt eP4 r3 After a couple o' mnrutel he came down and said Peter ...

... wa-s 2s short a.1and if plaintiff did not make tr ri- het a wo-ld sonci ?? ar dote-tire. Ho- tiheni put the bhr-- into the kitchen and kept him t.here anti' 9-3f P.m ?? father canne to the sh 3nl nexr day. ian nd ant then s-aid it a as a matter of 5d hl-amt ...

... Tollaght. His uncie now orrnpii-d the bed in the kitchen that be used -o occupy, and he kept his portmanteau and all his nthinra beside the bed, which was shnu off bv - curtain' from the rest of the kitchen. Tics belt now produced was his onit. Ii(be police ...

... Carlisle in Stephen Street. The prosecutrix stated that Cox came to her house, an-I after calling for Carlisle, he ran into the kitchen and kicked lier. 'Mileahan struck her on the head -with a stone. Wim. Carlisie proved that Cox threatened him previousiy with ...

... necessary stores. And, mnore importnt ?? tawo acres of land attached, suitatle for cultiva l tion. Accommodation for ofticers-Kitchen. pantry, and diniugrooni, and quarters for about tw-elve. There has been no ap plication 'Sr admission, but I have had letters ...

... discoloured. There ,was no ober sign of d'iturbance. The bed ap- peared .to have been lain upon. Witness found a etter ;in the kitchen, which was addressed ice the wife of the deceased. and hrhich read- as foilcws : - Belfaset, 24th Decemiber, 1900. MyN own ...

... been lighted in ?? e either that day or Pglst. ihen he camne homc he tvok hiS ?? ut of his Pocket ani olanedl it in the kitchen window. He did hld not smoike -n7 in his btdroonsi that night, nortias the-e any ithlt in it. The backroomn of the houise ...

... of his trousers). He (the sergeant) then proceded to MV'Govern's house at Eagr-v and found the woman dead on a bed in the kitchen. She waa lying partly on her left side. and almost naked, save a little strip of a nightdress on her shoulders and across ...