... afterwards in the yard ; he was vomiting very hard; he went into the house with me— into the kitchen; .Mrs. S. was still sitting there ; while we werei the kitchen the prisoner was by; Mrs. Scott the nsaid, ' M c are all poisoned by the porridge ; Ml. ...

... ANTIQUITY 09 MODERN CARRIAGES In a review of the late Dr. Kitchener's posthumous wo.-k, entitled, The Traveller's Oracle, the London Weekly Review has the following specimen of whim- sical ingenuity : — •* The learned author enters into no inquiry ...

... police court, charged with hav- ing committed a very dangerous assault on a woman by stabbing her in the forehead with a kitchen fork, °F some other sharp instrument. From a long invcstigH* tion which took place, it appeared that \)ie parties had quarrelled ...

... the dog. and satisfy himself and his wife that it was not mad, did not hesitate to produce it, and brought it up from tbe kitchen in her arms to the passage, « here she presented it to the defendant to be examined by him ; but, instead of doing so, he ...

... charge referred * Considerable number of instances of falsification the accounts of her late husband's effects. p v * illiam Kitchener, a clerk of the Registrar of the rerogatiyg Court of Canterbury, proved the taking l t the probate of the will of David Jackson ...

... through the wall into the landing, shattered to pieces a clock that stood at the top of the stairs, and descended to the kitchen, where Miss Lees was em- ployed preparing dinner, wheeling her completely round, striking a little girl that was with her ...

... elevation of the f ro,,t towards St. James's Pari. , when we say that the si' l - structure is a terrace (containing the kitchens and Ot^ domestic offices), of about fifty feet wide,- -that M* order of architecture is the pa-stuni dorjp, surino'| c ...

... entry : it, was ahout ten feet trait., and ran through tiie build- ing, iin.l at its terniinatiim was a door leading to the kitchen. A flight of stairs, painted to imitate marhle, conducted to the chambers above ; and doors, opening on either side l»e!ow ...

... a frugal man indeed, That with a leaf can dine- He needs no napkin for his hands, His fingers' end to wipe, That hath bis kitchen in a box, His roast meat in a pipe. ...

... to touch the cloth, until, after poking it about with a Stick, she saw the legs of a baby. Shejtook the child down tothe kitchen lire, and restored it with warm milk. Mr. TJicophilus Peace, assistant apothecary in the infirmary, was sent for abont four ...

... Barr. Henry Turner — l am ostler at this house. Oo Thursday evening last, about half.past six o'clock, 1 was standing by the kitchen door. 1 heard a cart com* up, and just as I got to ?? the horse stopped was dark, and 1 did not then know what cart it was- ...

... in a short time afterwards. The child was in the care of the female servant, who, ha\ Eng been called up, left her in the kitchen, and during her ab- sence the child's clothes by some accident caught fire; and belore any of the family heard the little ...