... say by whom; Ito. sotw Caitlpbell jtava stones in his h and, and they mntlt have conie from them. They then vvent to the kitchen Ivindtow, and thrcatened to throw stones, ?? a person went out and rrcmonstratctl m witl) them. and thev wvent avay. 'i'wio ...

... Housei.- Witness told Mackay that he (Mackay) knew well enough that the note was bad. Mackay 'followed witmsesa intol'the kitchen, and said 1 I suppose ifa man has got a 'nofe or two nsow j days, you think they ate all bad.. Witness said no:- Oii which ...

... chose-lbe.exprcssed hishappiness that the j box hadi. come safe. Witness took the lid of the box sod laid , i; down in the kitchen-part of the direction was on It. The LLh patnnel remained all that night in a double-bedded room. Tlue - box was about a foot ...

... bottle Saf poter, aod then an tnler. loth of which they paid for rn deliv-ry. Ont! of themt (Cur). ri:harn) ilanie into the kitchen and smtked a pipe in the no-an time, the other two rifled the drawers, which were n nguarded iylelett n nlcked, and carrici ...

... was not only most alarm- ting,, but firom its violence caused, according to the report of' a servant who was alone in the e kitchen of a house at a considerable distance, :1 made the floor to tremble even before the noise was perceived. FORGED SHILLINoS ...

... and a considerable quantity of bank notes and gold, they murdered. (as it is supposed) with a butcher's cleaver and the kitchen poker, the unfortunate domestics above-named, The robbery and murder were committed in mid-day, in a populous village, and ...

... Magistrate. The housekeeper was called on rr to tell what she knew. She knew nothing, but w that somebody came behind her in' the kitchen, g and struck her so violent a blow that she fell td senseless on the ground, and that the fright w f had never left her since ...

... another time in the private path. Holden is seen in the kitchen be- tween oae and two o'clock. The young woman that saw him will swear to him. At two o'clock another young wo- Jatan saw the kitchen window shut, when the murder must have been committed. ...

... Septembaer, it being II,, >~ orthws'sh Wake, my feliows servant had golse to it. The ?? with Mr Wakefield took pleb lit~ ~ kitchen, 1-le-salid thut if I scoold not take bis t¶~cj~t NV vottid he worse for me. lie! had toade proposale to take ns sa-c to Londwn ...

... ftront of the building; and the entrance passage leads to X the governor's kitchen, through which all the prisoners, I as they are brought in, must pass. By a door from this f kitchen I passed into a court-yard, the only osefor mate , daalfsnzalelfeizsan ...

... some dis- d tancea'fr6m it ?? had'gained adrnission a into the premises, Walters, went up stairs, while e he examined the kitchen, in which place heifound L. a copper still of boiling liquid, and leaves of dif- n fereiL kinds; -some of theml were sloe ...

... an . Old Mrs -Bowditchve -nia 'In then said, 1 voni mrust comne along withi rip dlirectly, and del Sc- led her into the kitchen, ando frced her tO ?? a cup of q :en coutetlinog black and-bit.ter like medicine. JawYes and Mr lot Bumwditch afterwards led ...