... sitting in the kitchen, and hearing a noise in the pantry they proceeded there to ascertain the cause, and then saw the prisoner going away from that place up the area steps. They ran after him and pulled him back, and locked him in the kitchen, and then went ...

... roaad. rery fall ia the crawn, ▼ery doable, and hare good eye. Take •omehody't jndgmeat upon all lateadcd to be let oat.— Kitchen and Prawer Garden a* la»t week.—Get all tender Grccnkouae Plaale carer.—ContUne karreet all kiade Med. ...

... 1 lay down the prisoner’s bedstead, to did Mr. Goodwin and Perkins. We loft Mr*, below, close to the kitchen d#or. Toe deor between the back kitchen and the passage was closed. heard a woman’s voice calling. seemed to proceed from below, from that door ...

... open, he walked down, and without ceremony entered the kitchen, under the pretext of selling his fruit. In the course of his walk he descended the area of Mr. Welsh’s house, and, finding the kitchen-door open, walked in at the moment the servants were engaged ...

... filthy combs and brushes all among the plates and dishes over the dreaser. And declare, upon looking in the drawer of the kitchen table one morning, while she was making the beds up stairs, if stumble upon a trumpery ...

... FEB. 10. to inspect the kitchen before dinner was serred. We found the provisions of good quality, dressed with care, even with delicacy. As to the present attendance on the Duchess, can affirm that, from what saw, and what was told us, she is treated ...

... and desired thatra communication be made to him oh the subject. A Policeman in the Kitchen !—William James Terry, 214 P, was charged with having been found in the kitchen of the house of Mr. John Will', No. 2, Chathamplace, Walworth-road, partaking of ...

... manufactory is No. 4, Street, four doors from Cornhill. Balanced handles, iu sets of 50 pieces, *2 10s, *3 10s, and *4 10s common kitchen, per dozen, 7s fid, I2s, 16s fid, 2ls, and Table steels, patent sharpeners, cases of dessert knives, Sheffield plated goods ...

... months previous to May last, in the same bouse with prisoner and his wife, who occupied the kitchen, while deponent occupied the room which entered through the kitchen ; bad full opportunity of knowing on what terms Doffy and his wife lived. He was very violent ...

... Broom.—Betsy Brown, ajuveniic mop-squeezer, charged Mrs. Hopkins, the kitchen lodger, with having given her ” a great knock on the hclbow with the handle of the long broom, swept the kitchen dirt against the coal cellar door, and called her a common perambulator ...

... o’clock night, I came down to the kitchen, and said to Orford, ** lam going.” ” Well,” said he, ” the back door is open, and my brother Sidney will assist you to get over the gate.” There was man servant in the kitchen whom I sent down to the cellar for ...

... back kitchen, with the iutenrioa of to- nding himself with a light. Ou reaching tins door another | uncommon circumatauce presetted ifeelt, in the bolt having I br-en shot on the private house side. Still uusuapectiug. I proceeded into the kitchen, and ...