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OXFORD CIRCUIT

... the dwelling house of John Blackman, and stolen therefrom a watch, value 3s., the property of James Bunce. Eli Kitchen and Epheraima Kitchen, charged with having, at Chadlington, stolen three hens and five pullets, value 8s., the property of Charles Stought ...

FORGERY

... fowls arid a turkey, the pro- perty of Joseph Slatter, and were each sentenced to two mouths at hard laboum'. Eli Kitchen and Rphraiha Kitchen were charged with having stolen, at Chadlington, three hens and five pullets, the property of Chas. S. Davies. ...

TRIAL OF RUSH

... was handed to the witness.) That is the paper. I picked it up at Eliza Chiestney's feet in the passage loading from the kitchen to the staircase hall. Mr. John Stanley produced the documents thrown on the floor of the hall by the murderer. Jesse White ...

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT

... w hen it dropped into the kitchen. It was there the whole night, and was perfectly quiet and harm- less when approached. On Saturday, as there was no possibility of being able to remove it alive, it was killed in the kitchen; the window and area railing ...

THE STANFIELD HALL MURDERS

... at Felsninghsam, and father of Mr. Rush, a farmer h ig and auctioneer, at Wymondham, was shot dead on the spot in his own kitchen, by the accidental discharge of a gun. It appeared that the son had been over the father's farm at Felmingham shooting, having ...

DISCOVERY OF A FRIGHTFUL MURDER

... broad flat hammer was the weapon used in striking the fatal blows. The murder was in all probability perpetrated in the front kitchen, as the noise of fire- arms discharged in any other room must have awakened the inmates of the adjoining honses-the houses ...

THE BERMONDSEY MURDER

... on the body of Patrick O'Connor, which body, dead and horribly mangled, was discovered on the 17th of August, in the back kitchen of the house No. 3, 5Mitiver-place, a short time before in the occu- pition of the prisoners. The Court was aware of what ...

THE BERMONDSEY MURDER

... the back kitchen, and was about to clean it, whieis Mrs. Manning came up to her and pulled her away, exclaiming, I cleaned this place yesterday, and it don't want scrubbing any more. The girl said she saew a square basket in the back kitchen covered ...

THE BERMONDSEY MURDER

... was afterwards missed, and on the 17th of August his body was found in the house in Miniver-place, in a hole in tire back kitchen, having apparently been murdered; but although the finding of the body in the house of the prisoners did not prove that ? ...

THE BERMONDSEY MURDER

... latter was proceeding down stairs to wash his hands. He further stated that O'Connor had noticed the hole dug in the back kitchen on the occasion of former visits paid to Miniver- place, and that he had been told by Mrs. Manning that it was a drain they ...

OXFORD CIRCUIT.—GLOUCESTER, APRIL 2

... They score nirirrereilri its a und voice ; so that weitiesi, sein ions ini tire lrsusiry, rind irrightt seio itas ill tire kitchen, ierond their. Tiioriiss Puerrell, carperntcr, of Berkeley, irreved tire second uttering ; tire seorsds sokeri by tire oe ...

MURDER AT CLAPHAM

... thi deceased, who had been fbond deed ii al house in Clarensolit-place, Wands- iorth-road. The body ?? lying in the fro it kitchen on the [loor, the head resting- oil samle folded pieces of carpet, coIn- pletely dressed, writh thie exception of one shoe ...