... Hillhead, Wyrynte, nfarish cf ar, Boyndie, Banflshire, was charged with assaulting a farm servant named James Simpson, in the kitchen of a I the farm of Dukewell, Drumblad4 en the 1Nth inst. ad He pleaded guilty, and Mr Prosser, who appeared for him, Explained ...

... perform. She alleged that she bed hadl to rise at 2.30 on two or three mo~rnings every week, to do the washing, baking, anid kitchen, and blast thuh promised assistance she had got none fromn pursuer's wife. The Sheriff said-Actions of damage by a master ...

... the bank, nor any means taken, by transfer or other- ofe if they wise, to dissolve the appellant's partnership relation pr( kitchen with the hank. The mandate of August, 1870, could ha, utl saw not serve as an intimation to the bank of the appal-i toil gup ...

... in hi the exception of the youngest, a baby, managed to the, bring the~three elder children 'one by one into the ship, le kitchen, and thd&re murdered them. Judging from scho .6 the position in which. the', bodies lay in the bed, she thei must first have ...

... Iriotous and disorlerly manner, and used profane. its. threatening, or abusive language, particularly towards th 'Jane Stewart, kitchen-maid. Mr Prosser appeared for Opt prisoners, who pleaded guilty, except to t-be charge of nd using profane, threatening, or ...

... one he saw in the possession:,~ of the: prisoner.' Sofia. rHe saw two gilt pencil. cases: on- the their r 'dresser in' the kitchen, Ibut he could Ibefittin~ not, say, whether thlat was in 1876 or inflen r 1877. Several witnesses having deposead as to the ...

... Street, and Win. Donald, plumber, Queen Street, were charged with maliciously pushing a quantity of cayenne peuper below the kitchen door of the house occupied by Mrs White t] in Broad Street, Peterbead, on 24th May. They pled guilty, and were sentenced each ...

... the house was occupied by two servants, who slept in a bed-room upstairs. They went to bed at ten o'clock after bolting the kitchen and other doors. During the night they were startled by the presence of a man in the room. It was the accused. The hour was ...

... position of the :c. bathroom and waler closet. It is clear that in the to heritors' Plans they are placed math too near the Mr kitchen depaitmeut. The place where their architect se- riginally proposed to have them was much better, but Loas it is now ascertained ...

... apart-E he, ments, had been cruelly murd~ered in the drawing-* hais room, and her servant, Alexandra Semened, z dekilled in the kitchen. From the position of the bodies, ine the police inspector drew thle inference that the servant . bg ad been rendered insensible ...

... of Mdarch, 1,IfOl +Inspector Jones, and Shore, the detective, wvent J hear Iagain to N~o. 2 Vine Cottages, and under the kitchen j IIWC Iorate I founld a number of charred bones, twvo pieces lu ig | of flannel, and some dress buttons. We also found a ...

... w ere spots of man blI)ood. When witness waent to the prisoner's honse he said admjitted them, and (coins barck into the kitchen put sed. his hand to his throat, and repeated the words A ified iing roin I the throat three tilnes. l he Henry Douglas ...