... arvas in the 11ouse, aid be reu i~ed to admit tbtci; ?? his fibther that the hbose was beset with a gang,; they broke the kit'chen window, when witness told theni to be civil aild he would let them in; the three' that came is weie arined with pistols; ...

... went into the kitchen and began read- ing. While the prisoner was in the pantry cutting cncumbers and onions for supper, a thought came into her bead that she would go and murder her mistress, when she immediately proceeded to the kitchen and knocked her ...

... It appeared to me as if the pri- sotller had spoken in bei. I traced blood front the prisoner's bed-room door down to tlle kitchen. I traced the foot-mark of blood in Ijenjamin's room; the ipllression of a hecl atu toc. It was a foot go- ing into the room ...

... housec was attrackerl early. A ~ ,,sie ii th 11th, the dlocrA having been bolted ; i ~ ~ ot arsering, &c.; silept in 'the kitchen;, a C ~rieed an, hvig a giin, twold her to be quiet, else 51Id i,15 ortihe thrif5 he 'asked where her imistress.p ,alshead ...

... they came in, one of thenu struck Ruobertson three times oll the heed witla a candieotick, and witness pulled hit itnto his kitchen;- tb crowd inrecated, ad. lie was obliged tosgo ont of the-witidow to call. ther guard., The glli ttirted back thr their arms ...

... lie refused; upnwihthey hi tuthslie asgoeif hiedite; he told hesiul is, roiedthywould ntieile with * Thmelici ?? into the kitchen, froin thqence he ebh cl odeid ins to hair sloe door after them, the iiead bow isbrains out. One of them n said!, Oer tell ...

... rob- bed, and her mistress murdered-the property. taken waso ?? instantly gave the alarm ' The de- ceased was found inothe kitchen, mangled ina nshocking' manner; there were three dreadful gashes, .s if made hy a h'rge-knifct one on .each side of the nes: ...

... down at the heei. Wit- liess give her the shcleIiorii, andi tea beinge ellided, She took the telL things. down into the. kitchen. 4lie prisoner then canic down stairs, opieietl.tlii street door, and Closeil it af- -ter her with gieftt violenice, and witness ...

... the prisoner was completely intox-icated, and was quarrelling with her master, in a passion she drove her hand through the kitchen window. Witness having obtained leave to go to a wake, put her mistress, who was lying on the floor, to bed. When she came ...

... ot his lingers cut, wh5'llir is Still ss'j1 stupposell it to have beeti bit by parutel's tee- h-.ilti, , up, lall to thle kitchen 10nd secured the dOur, vic tried to force open. At this timec ?? Laillilhaw comtei to the door oil horslikagtelci fin; parisoletr ...

... dined; and wve observed .thatlthe seats*tere all convertible intohks. A. passage from this room coinhucted uts teO a spacious kitchen, that reached Lii the bows. of- the vessel. Here we fotnd that the cook-ing .process *as wholly manag by steaim, and' nothing ...

... acid olle Of, tlicil armed Ihiimself *ith 1his poker fromi the fire- place. A AIAllrty and thiaA Cnifl) lad Nvo-'CLJii tliCa-kitchen,- and the -9vl was, hi&the passaIe. blut c ianoL), s:!V whether 'M'Lure, wa,; there or-not. -Atj'r~* eda of dalm-age -was ...