... will be able to stiffen the Boer. resistance, and, indeed, his force is stated to have already swelled to 7,000 men. Lord Kitchener, having dropped out of the hunt, pushed up and reliavea Colonel Heore's detachment, aud Sir :. Carring- ton Wae at Otteshoep ...

... caw omoke coming under her door, and, going into the passage, heard children scrcaming in the kitchen. Sue at, once went down- stairs, and found the kitchen full cf smoke. She could hear the boy crying, so groped her way round the room, and at last found ...

... entering the passage he saw Salmon at the foot of the steps leading to the kitchen. Prisoner said, Fetch a policeman, Sam; fetch a policemais. Witness looked into the kitchen and saw his wife lying on the ground. He said to prisoner, What did you do ...

... the slightest provocation and her son bad held him back and struck him, too The deceased was very fond of picking up the kitchen poker. A fortnight ago he set fire to the bed and beat her son with a poker until the weapon was bent like a bow. The yonug ...

... Benson, 618 E, stated at eight o'clock that morning he was called to 22, Venour road, Mile End Old Town. On entering the back kitchen he saw Lucy Smith lying on her back on the floor in a pool of blood and the two knives produced were by her side. The head ...

... uu.e.. utro 1IET11IODIST PlEACHER'S GRAVE ]N A KITCHEN lHick6 Lold an ?? at Wands. et 0 ilcelFy, concerning the death PeIa anlldotln 13wden, 4t, a Metho- ay agent, whose body A1Iscr~tld under the kitchen Yoor at 27, :2 3-lane, Waudcvwortb. on June a. ...

... and then the other. Annie Lang, general servant to the com- plainant, said on Sunday evening, the 5th inst., she was in the kitchen with Madame Carvalho. There was a. dispute about a kettle. The defendant went out, but he returned undressed. The complainant ...

... the police could enter only by breaking the window frames-a preeoction he took when he heard the police suspected him. The kitchen in Steward Street was useid folely as his storehouse for stolen goods which could be deposited there even in his absence. ...

... itn I the mansions. Annio Lang. general servant to tho complainant, said on Monday evoning, tho 5th inst., she was in the kitchen with Madamo Carvalho. There was a disputo about a lcettlo. The defendant wont out. butl he returned undrosmed. The oomplainant ...

... stress fora month's wages in lieu of notice. His- Honour: What did Mie, discharge you fori Plaintiff: She came down into -the kitche'n one evening, and found two young men there -with me- and the housemaid. (Laughter.) Defendant: Two soldiers.. Plaintiff: ...

... very agitated state, aud explained, in snswer to questions pnt, to hin,.'\that when attemnpting to enter thehiouse by: the kitchen window he dieturbeid ak parrot in its cage. Firsly, the bird eyed hima smv piciounlv, then it rullied its teathers, and ah' ...

... which wan that ef tailoress, but wheui perfornin a volunt 1 act in curryig the te-tings for * nd f el workwonien from the kitchen to the work room and lack, rad it was dore of bar own chlics, with. out cedas Tt ws admited that the eziloy did not provide ...