... man sitting in the kitchen by the fire. The prisoner's wife was also sitting with him, with her child. grs. Harmbidge, or Fisher, went up stairs with Mrs. Watts and the child to dress, and left the father and son together in the kitchen. This was about one ...

... whom I followed down into the kitchen where the de- ceared was sittirg. He said, I have come to apolo. gise for my coeiuct last night ; to which I replied -lIndeed 3ou need, sir. When I followed him down to tboe kitchen I saw him point a pistol at ...

... sister he walked in. The sister invited him into the parlour, but instead of follow- ing her, he walked straight into the kitchen. What transpired is not exactly known, but in a few seconds the little girl heard the report of a pistol, and Esther Cullen ...

... into the kitchen and the cellar. There was a deal of blood on the floor, and a knife with which the girls throat was cut was lying oil the table. It was covered with blood. In the wash- house there was a sprinkling of blood from the kitchen to the back ...

... High-street, from hose kitchen it was first seen to issue. I'he chief point i j 'espect to the origin of the fire was whether it began in a y0, ve and flue which were averred tobein Reed's cellar, n,l, same floor with Mr. Adlington's kitchen, or in twe' des ...

... up and went into the front kitchen. atd Mrs. Mather, listening, heard him say, 'What are you doing here? You have no business here. Immer- diatelv after there was the sound of scoffling. and she Sassed through the kitchen out into the road, screaming ...

... returned home imme. diately. I found the deceased lying apparently dead on the kitchen floor, and I ordered the body to be removed to the far room, which was empty. The kitchen was full of people, and amongst them were Mr. Joseph Thorpe and Mr. Ibeson, the ...

... 111Til swear that I did not go iaito the back kitchen and see the blood all over Mirs. Bishop's face. I went qnd asked if I should fetch sorae water to wash Mrs. Bishop's face, and was going into the back kitchen- when Brown shut the door inl my face, and ...

... was shot dead by Joseph Kitchen, aged twenty-three, a railway fireman, also living in Auburn-place. It appears that Mrs. Marshall was standing in. the Old Edinburg-h-road, speaking to a labourer named William Geddes, when Kitchen came up, and asked for ...

... Mrs. Hodgkinson scream, he went down to the kitchen, and there they found the deceasedl, whose sksll had been smashed in by the explosion of a high-pressure kitchen boiler. An ordinary holler in the kitchen had not been affected. Witness understood that ...

... Mr Page told me to call and have my diner,, and Ialled. As' I passed the window I: aw Mr. Coetfn kissing MRS. Page in the kitchen,:, 'tanding up with his arm round her neck. I went to the brewhouse window, and I saw them go into the parloar. I went back ...

... to the kitchen. When I got to the foot of the stairs I met the prisoner, and took him into custody.. W'hen wegotto the f~rontdoor the last witnessiidentified him. I then took himn d4w4 stairs again and saw the deceased lying iuder the kitchen table, ...