... tn bark again to the public houte at the bottom of the Ic hill. Some lhalf-dt'en villagers, iho were sitting tnt round the kitchen fire, jumped up immediately on bas seeing Michael come running in wvithoutl his hat, and appareitly half ftigltteneil out ...

... proceeded down Stairs. Iloey master heard litr wily rease firut in itoa surgery, and thou goitig dowet stairs to thle thle kitchen . but such was hlis confidence its tihe girl1, that clasm lie tad ito suspiciots ofsitytiring: wrong, and he thought Ir . ...

... tis, and her itnfant irere aloe dead ; the mother lyiiig ott atia- ?? ground with scarcely a rug to cover her, at thre I kitchen, fiue, a tuft of straw ceder tier hlead a fnd the pt irrfitnt beside icr, wuit ies treed on her breast, and in tlt res- a ...

... all gentlemiini all rounid. (LIaugh- t es ter.) 3Ic misthrcss-this is the likce iv her, gen- p of tlcmin,-comes down to the kitchen last Mionday n 5- was a weclc, an afther axin if all if uz was abstint f -(laughter)- n n- Commissioner : Present you mean ...

... T'le ijuestion was, had the father becn guarded or otherwise. It appenired that the first night, the parties sat uip by thle kitchen firc-theitt thle next nighlt they went to bed by themselves, and that this courtship was carried oet once, twice, aisd sometimes ...

... the i'll3v ti liAugiist, ?? wieiit into (lie Cioss hed ' ixes pubi-lilosO l leil-lioi'hodo h si 01 'ks. lie iw'i ili tile kitchen, and the prisoner' ilil aniothier ]iuiai, named PitYzsiiliill, wiore ill the It. p)11liluil Wiitnecss hteiril ii noilse ili(ilie ...

... Newborough, and Mr. Rowlands; that on the 31st of May Mr. George, the Goverior, a brought to him in hishanid,inthedebtors' kitchen, the petition he had sent to Lord Newborough.- n He said ' Byron, I expected this ; I ani glad you Y have done it. That he ...

... (their lo footsteps beinig ?? perceptible in the garleae D. path.) Here, the roof of a sort of scullery ait- ?- tacehedto the kitchen shfelvesdowilwards to withilL e a f ew fect of the ground, and by placinlg a plank f. across fromn the bank adjoinimig (anl ...

... of his late sasaster, on the night of the 22d ultimno, by . ctislg thlroagla the cellar 1' isi(do, and was eulsght in the kitchen by the ismates, owiing to tile noise lie sasLle. The prisoner's detesico Was ?? tie ss Isusgry, anld sal y avanted to ta ke ...

... about-eiglhty or ?? d yards of the Thanes ThlIce-coutt and btation- house, immoediatcly en'teredJ-nril, 6i ?? to the back kitchen, receiied: in ?? ,th-bordy of a young woman, in the last gasp of death, from a frightful wound on the right side of the throat ...

... to shake hands, but she re- fused. He asked her to shroot him but she de- clined the offer, anct turned to go to the back- kitchen, when she felt herself %wounded in the arm andl side. Mary Samuel said that prisoner asked her to come withl him to the parlour ...

... ham, the property of Mary Ann Ellis, Mary Ann Brooks (late Ellis) proved the loss of the ham, which was abstracted from the kitchen e of the Victoria public-house oln the day laid in the X indictment, and identified the same now produced r as her property ...