... jaw-bone. In the kitchen immediately In front of the fire-place was a pool of blood, and near it lay two masses of the deceased's hair, coagulated with blood, and evidently torn violently from her bead. The murder no doubt took place in the kitchen, but there ...

... members, all of whloum were originally nominated by the association, were Messrs. Barrah, Hunt, Spittle, and Kitchen, and that Mr. Hunt and Mr. Kitchen declined to serve again. Thanks were cordially voted to thmesogentlemen.on thepropositionof Mr. Bagnall ...

... in his hand. Complainant f, 0' got away, and rms into a kitchen, whore he got possession I x of an anger, and threatened to run it through the defend- Y ant if ?? attempted to get into the kitchen. By this o time some of the workmen had come down, end ...

... basement contains c r kitchen, larder, scullery, pantry, beer cellar, heating C chamber, balcehouse, and other offices, besides apartments f t for the custodian and attendants. Lifts will be provided e I for communication between the kitchen and the upper r ...

... and Taylor described in detail the appearance of the kitchen at the Plough and Harrowv immediately after the tragedy. Taylor produced two bullets and a portion of a tooth which he found in the kitchen, the latter having been picked up close to the spot ...

... of which the murdered woman and four children were buried. Dinham Villa was bought for £81,000., and all but the excavated kitchen has been demolished by a builder, to whom it was resold for £20. The room-19ft. 9in. by.- 2ft- has been rebuilt in the Chamber ...

... l alight. Thewitness jumped I up in his shirt and ran out, thinking the others were following him. On reaching the back kitchen he saw 8 the place blazing furiously. The flames seemed to bec thickest at the outside wall. The witness ran to the s street ...

... this post, and undertook the management of the kitchen and store-room, the dinners not being well conducted. Louise has much work, but does not now breathe bad air for so long together. She pictures her kitchen department very merrily. A mixed group of Zouaves ...

... floor rooms being a kitchen on the right, and a sitting room on the left of the door. Surrounding these are several small rooms useful for dairy and farm purposes. The staircase immediately faces the door, and is between the kitchen and sitting room. It ...

... CHILDREN. The ?? heldinJuly, in aid of the funds for the establishment of the children's hospital. accident ward, and invalids' kitchen, projected by the Rector, wese offered for sale on Tuesday, in the Mount Pleasant School Room, Longton. The Earl of Licbfield ...

... of the house without further ado; .but while tlie I general taste inclines to basement kitchens, thi foul air t chamber will lhave to be connected with tho kitchen fire e by a dowvncast or foul-air shalt, through which the suetoa pow er shall have play ...

... hand-mill by the female seriant; it was then made into dough, a portion of salt added, and bakred in a special part of the kitchen. Wheaten bread enjoyed a great reputation in those days. Homer calls it the strength of sman. Bread was the first thing set ...