... stret-door, whcn, suddenly observing Mr. Price approseb, he was desired by Mlary Jones to curs and conceal himself inathe back-kitchen. liedid so; but not considering lii mselfsafe there~,c he proceeded to thre bed-roona of Iris ssveetheart, and there remauined ...

... residence of Sit' I. Vasughan, witeic the;' succeeded in gsiirni-al Its I estraurtic, by tbe use oh' a ceitetrhtit throuigh the kit'chen ` Isiettter ; thecy then prosceedledil) Stsp'isit' to ai sressing-rootnt, where they packesd tipl abtiot kill Sir Richard's ...

... private. On cue occasion the plaintiff met the defendhanit in privitea in Cthe kitchen t of her father's. ?? ; for thiti the plaintiff might be ttlttted, bit t if the kitchen was good enutigi for thle youing, lady to alt tit, itt svas good etiotiglh for ...

... troubled in her mind, and had better go to bed. She insisted she heard some one atep across the *'.itcheu; went into the kitchen, .and found sorme clothes and other things lying about the fdoor; asked my wife where they were when she wvent to bed, and ...

... -going fo Bryant's house and a (log following her in-the dog -began fighting With another dog, saw o Briggs standing- in the kitchen, and sass ElOwgiu come in and say a -w nhoare you ? and sake the man by the collar. On hercrgsa-examinatton she persevered ...

... road and lanti. Mrs. H1annah Lewis, who lived in tile next hosuse to M~rs.i Ponting, ,said, that as she was'sewing fin her kitchen, she liear'd soi lsple ait the Stile leading: into Gbbtrtl tlig n got III and locked thle door. A little after, She heard ...

... it up thle chimlney. 'Psss IIIiilsbilitlv of ?? was, however, much shaken hy the1 ,Jndio a-king her, if they lived in the. kitchen, and as it was Winter, if there was niot osnally a fire in thle grate; to which she. -auswered yes, In thle detfence of Austton ...

... conamutaication with tile mainibuilding, sticecdcd in confinilig the ravages IOf the destructive element to ?? laundry and kitchen in . wihit had commenced. Utnfortsutately tile supply of I wvater was deficient, and mucbt damage' must have been done to ...

... dac. ?? 'Ihacker, Esq. of Muchall-hall, Staffrdilshire.-:ir. J. ti chemist, of Taunton, to Frances, 2d dau. of the late C ' Kitchen.-John Carter, Esq. to Rebecca, dau. of TlL GO Cockerham, of Chumleigh.-Mr. John Lampard, er, Miss H. .1. Smith, both of Trowbridte ...

... down stairs. I -found the Casement taken out of the svtiudw there was room enough for Al person to creep rtlouh he back kitchen door was shut, and the front door was ti led open. I found a largechest had lsetin taken away. It contained 21, in surver ...

... Shts ssent to the Isouse on tlte morning taf the maurtler. at laolf-past 5 o'clock ; found .51 r. Waterhotase in the first kitchen. There is a passage, eight or ten vards long, leading from the first kitchett to the second. Trhe pa~ssage is dark, except ...

... by two men talkinig i loudly in the kitchets, which wanhtesm lor. There was h a window through which I:could see into the kitchen, and I saw Ih the prilsoritt' there. I was. then in bed undresssd. Ann King C wras walkingd about the ream wvith her clothes ...