... his exami- nation before the Coroner, and said that the child wanting some- thing in the night, his wife went down into the kitchen to get it something, and continued- I am wholly innocent; I know nothing more of it than a sucking child, and the Almighty ...

... next house into the yard, but found the back kitchen door shut. lie managed, however, to get through the window, and opened the front door to admit Samuel Whillet. They both then went back I into the kitchen, and were dreadfully alarmed on seeing the body ...

... prosecutor's house, and asked for victuals and drink, carrying with them a part of the machine, which was taken into Mr. Wells's kitchen.- The prisonersawere f'ouadg;utilty, and were sentinced as follows: .John Jacobs, James Town, Edward Cantel, and Joseph Ring ...

... initials F. F.' which was d probably purloined by thesabie thief from some Gentleman's if pantry, to the great dismay of kitchen-maid, house-maid, and aill the etcetera of servants, osn whom undoubtedly all tlhe blame was laid. The above is a positive ...

... slhop in Red Lion-street. Sanabtry is also a tarmer. Mary Curtis is the wife of the last witness; they generally lived in a kitchen under the shop and parlour. The prisoner used to deal with her hushand, but was not a visiting ac- quaintance of witness ; ...

... bed, the doors and windows were fastened; on getting up next morning she found three panes of glass n pushed in from the kitchen window, and she immediately or missed a looking glass ; the window of the room was open, r. and there was a ladder at the ...

... (CONTINUED FROSS OUR LAST JOURNAL.) Emma Curtis, on Sunday evening the 12th of December, was at home wvith her Mother in the kitchen, when she heard a noise like some one going up stairs; her brother and sister had been put to belld witness felt rather alarmed ...

... Tewckesbury on the 9th inst. and put up at the Woolpack Inn, about six o'clock in the evening, and saw the prisoner in the kitchen. The landlord asked if I had any cattle; I said no, 1 sold them yesterday. I slept there in a double-bedded room; and went ...

... of the body of Miss Eleanor White, aged 34, who came to e her death by taking by mistake essential oil of almonds. !, Mr. Kitchener, a surgeon, in Aldersgate-street, deposed to being called upon to attend the deceased on Sunday morning, about nine o'clock ...

... house. Ntr- ness, at half-past sixc o'clock, locked up the barn and all his in master's premises. ?? then hung the key in the kitchen, co where it was usually ksept, and went to Hastinlgs. He re. cO turned at ten, and was on tihe premises with Tyndal. They ...

... husband's name is James th Collier,he kceps apublic-house at Wolvercot. In his house al there is a parlour on the right, and a kitchen on the left; a from the parlour you go by a staircase into a sleeping room ; fo Ithere was a mahogany chest of drawers and ...

... greatly, and could haidly bring out his words. e Mrs. Sawbridge ?? evening, about I. seven o'clock, I was sitting in the back kitchen, when Cook -, came to the door, and said, A M lrs Sawbridge, I am coming h back to work for three or four hours to night, ...