... thieves invariably repaired to the Kitchen to dispose of the produce of their dspredmtions.—Mr. Combe asked how many could be accommodated in the Kitchen ?—Tjler : About 200. It is never difficult to apprehend thieves the Kitchen after robberies were committed ...

... were at dinner the back kitchen, when [ suddenly there was loud crack, followed by a rolling peal of thunder. Various rooms in the house were filled with the dust ot mortar aud the smell of sulphur. Several of the men in the kitchen were thrown down upon ...

... Bow appeared answ r the claim Mrs. Foiling, for 1/. 16s. for three weeks* rent for a first floor, and ** the use the front kitchen, r n the agreement. Commleslooer: you aJ-it the debt, Mrs. Bow? Mrs. Bow: I do. bu* the w y which «?« have been Jrestcd la ...

... villains forcibly entered the premises occupied Mr. Coates, publican, Linakill-street, North Shields, aiid proceeded to the kitchen, were they gathered all the wearing apparel and linen they could find, and set fire to it, then made their exit, leaving the ...

... 1 beard him; had jest quitted the kitchen. There ia no other commani. cation into the servant’s hall than through the kitchen, excepting down the staircase from the firet floor. The footman had just left the kitchen to to the which lies in a different ...

... into the kitchen the maids abused him furiously for setting Uieir master upon them, and he, in answering them, called themd Irish bitches. Two hours afterwards, when he thought the storm had quite blown over, he was obliged to go into the kitchen again, ...

... given. AL- . the grave in the back kitchen was dug in • murder has been contemplated since then, but his wut>. not muster courage enough to commit the murder until evening of the 9th of August. shutter belonging the kitchen was placed over the hole, covered ...

... aim wed him to sleep in the kitchen until could obtain employment. four o’clock on Monday morning she heard tho lid of one of her boxes shut down, and directly afterwards the sound of person walking about the parlour and kitchen was distinguished. Mrs. Afford ...

... Thera are also occupied in preparing her Majesty’s dinner, two yeomen of the kitchen! two roasting cooks! two larderers aad stnrers! storekeeper ! two green-office men, three kitchen-’nalds, and two men to attend the steam apparatus ! What ato any dinners ...

... heard him; he had just quitted the kitchen. There is no other communi. cation into the servant’s hall thau through the kitchen, excepting down the staircase from the first floor. The footman had just left the kitchen to to the cole-hole, which lies in ...

... s, took place at Lincoln. Mr. Flowers, miller, of St. Mary’s-street, was seated with bis family at the tea-table, in the kitchen, when all of a sudden the earth opened her mouth, and Mr. Flowers, with his family, his tea-table, teapot, and tea-things ...

... oustodv. T-e pria mer acted ss “d-puty* ’at a place called the Kitchen,’ - in Foxoourt, Gray’s lane, rec?pt«cle for notorious thieves and tbe worst of characters. On pro eeeding the Kitchen,” where the prisoner lodges, made search, and his apartment be ...