... the back kitchen. She at first thought defendant was a robber, and she shouted out. Ellen Roberts (the plaintiff) asked witness what she was shouting for. She was shortly after this in the milk- house, which was separated from the back kitchen by only ...

... lamp in the shop, but had no light in the house. The shop and house are on the samefloor, and'the f ront door opens to the kitchen. At the tise -of the dis- turbance a man ran into the-house and closed the door, she thinks he fastened it, bat is not quite ...

... going into the house, he found a number of men drunk in the kitchen, tho three defendants being aumongst the number. The landlord of the house was also in drink, and was standing in the kitchen with his coat off.-Ser- geant Griffith Jones, who met the three ...

... search beinlg made the bouts were discovered in the front kitchen, rso doubt dropped 1)y the prisoner in his light. The prisoner denied being, iu the house. Hle said lie merely knocked at the kitchen door to see if there was anything to sell, aid receiving ...

... lamp in the shop, but had no light in the house. The shop and house arc on the same floor, and the front door opens to the kitchen. At thle time of the dis- turbance a man ran into the house and closed the door, she thinks he fastened it, butis not quite ...

... 100 pounds of beef cut up in pieces, harging in the kitchen. After the palrties had been in the house about a quarter of-an-hour, prosecutor went up-stairs, leaving the accused and others in the kitchen. On the following morning, the wife and daughter of ...

... to eight, the previous night, deceased came to her to the kitchen and asked for a glass of water. She did not say anything else. She gave her a glass of water. She had only seen her in the kitchen once before. Wit- ness knew her and that was all. She took ...

... and cook at a salary of £25 per annum. The cl. d [ gagemeut had gone onl for about a week when da- fendant came down to the kitchen one nicht abcl'u e nine o'clock and asked for some soup, whir'h wilt it ness was unable to supply. The defendant gob o veiry ...

... to the parlour. The building be- neath the forced window was at the gable-end of the house, agaiust the kitchen, and a few yards from the kitchen door. Croso-esamined, the witness said that when the prisoner assisted in waiting upon the custo- mers in ...

... -d I said, Do tnot kill liar.' Hie tuooe bee by the ?? ?? find of dragged hler itut the, kitchen, and Isalan roil enrin right in side in the middlue of the kitchen. Ile then tooke hold of te3ar! Ice George Waiterisan by thle collaratod said, Show uts where ...

... An altercation ensued. Anderson got up and struck the woman on the face. He then locked the door. She ran into the back kitchen, screaming Mur-der. IIo stopped to open a pocketknife, and then followed. The lad saw them both under a table in the back ...

... girl Watts went up to her own room. On coming down stairs a short time afterwards, she met the cook at the bottom of the kitchen stairs, who said her mistress had gone out. Observing that a pet dog was there which Madame Riel always took with her when ...