... December, about five o'clock in the afternoon, Miss Ely, who was in the breakfast parlour, heard a atrpn a. noiss in the kitchen, and on going with alight she found the two prisoners there. As soon as they sew her they jumped on to the table and got through ...

... Mr. Wilson saw that the child was dtead, and found lying near it a razor covered with blood. He removed the body to the kitchen, and said to the prisoner, 'This is a bad job ; to whichtheprisonet responded, Yes, it is done, and it is h had job. He ...

... hbuse of correction till they reach the 20th year of their age. ~FATAL EXPLOSION OF A KITCHEN BOILEiR AT HULLi. (SUBJECT OF ILLUSTRATION). About noon on Wednesday a kitchen boiler in the house of Major Alalbot Constable, Hull, s6n of Sir Clif- ford Constable ...

... prisoner on the steps. She did not see him in the area. HWe had no business there. There had been a deal of plate about the kitchen daring the day, and it could be seen from the ?? Hawes, 2:3 X (plain-clothes officer), caught prisoner in the area about half-past ...

... Percy. He was bem In a village between 'Worcester and Malvern. In the spring of 18G1 on his 105th birth- day, he dinedlin my kitchen. I saw'him walking, with the aid of crutches, in Cheltentlam inNovemberlast. le was then in his 110th year, and is, I have ...

... -Prosecutrix: I hove not. The loss so upset rueo tisit thre doctor came. I afterwards founud the purse as-ithsout the ring in the kitchen], Mcing on the floor. I l~ad nret bean downstaira.-A medicci gentlemat caine fo~rw~ard, and stated that he found Alre. Gatytonuin ...

... woman, being in care of the hocse, the prisoner who was known to her from having previossly lodged in the house, entered the kitchen, and said, Nosy, Mrs Catcbpole, I can going to tie your hands behind you, and if you call out I will out: your throat. She ...

... About a month ago, between one and two in the rorning, she beard a noise in the bouse as of hail boating Pgainst the back kitchen win- dow. She got up, 8nd lockted into the yard, but saw nothing. She lay down again, and about a quarter of an hour afterwards ...

... when she fonad her sitting by the site of Webb on the soli, he having one arm ronud her neck. She then went down to the kitchen, which was underneath the sitting- roem, and after being there some time she heard a thuttpihog noise. Some timeo after the ...

... dangzerolus tlaitic. T1'lis tird a great effect ?? ter, aud it w6as thought, She wotrid reform. Sheo ivos, pieced in this kitchen to helpi the cork. Her tiantii' tirs -retae afo her, an ?? done to saetairher feel herself a ?? ?? p1latient. Fr a time she ...

... about an hour and a half on Monday afternoon, the prisoners contrived to effect an entrance through the window of the cellar kitchen, by breaking a pane of glass, and walk off with two pairs of ?? and take a purse containing Sd. out of the pockets of another ...

... the prisoner heard that. From what my son said to me, I looked anto found Mrs. Snelling lying at the foot of the kitchen stairs. The kitchen stairs are under the ground. She was quite tenseless, and only partly breathed. She never spoke, and did not appear ...