... of the prisoners there a~t 7 a=a in the kitchen. Th~ey were3 under'tie influence of liqucr. On the top of a shelf in tesculle~rr he found a sack. it contaied eleutro-ulated articles. Ho took it into the kitchen. Pribcmers at once rose up, and there was ...

... well dwaic sheaid her reaching the kitchen they found several rmen seated at -atable with proviclons btfore them She identilled the prlsoners Gresn, lligby, and Hayes. When witness and her cousin entered the kitchen some one blow out the light. She asked ...

... the sister he walked in. The sister invited him into the parlour, but instead of following her he walked straight into the kitchen. What trans- pired is not exactly known, but in a few seconds afterwards the little girl heard the report of a pistol, and ...

... locked up, and mn was obliged to enter the premises by a window. be Having gained access to the house, he went into or the kitchen, where he found the dead body of his ~e- sister lying in the midst of a pool of blood. Im- ed mediately on the receipt of ...

... h'oe oonab the occurrence. . He esxained bothepremise, and a found marks of blood on the - sthairs ndln toulthe, kitchen. In the, kitchen there were man s ta of. blood on the floor, and V on a ohlld'p. frock he found there. Theo te caddywas lyinon the ...

... nothing ?? Vernon, a servant in the houEe, said she lay asleep on the sofa In the kitchen when the reports of the shots h roused her, and presently the deceased came to a the kitchen door with blood rushing out of his l mouth and over his right shoulder. Ite ...

... Harding, had made the tea with the water from au iron kettle in the kitchen. It was shown that the prisoner had access to this kettle during the absence of the girl from the kitchen, and that in his care in the snuggery room was placed a bottle of ...

... morn- ing last Mrs. Sumner ignited the fire in the kitchen and fastened a newspaper in front by means of two forks. She then left the house for a few minutes, leaving the deceased playing in the kitchen alone. On her return she found the paper consumed ...

... sued Anu, Bodgers, a widow, now carrying on business as a restau- rant keeper In Whitechapel, and formerly at the Old Kitchen, In Cable-street, to recover the sum of £60, the balance of a larger amount which had been Incurred by the defendant's late ...

... diately returned Into the kitchen to procure her baby; which she wrarped in a shawl, and then again left the house by the Yack door. The prisoner followed her; caught her bv the air of the head, and dragged her into the kitchen. She still held the child ...

... a trail of marks from the ?? to the kitchen. The trail was oontinued inside of the dsor of the kitchen. There were bloody marks on the jaw-box In the kitchen, and also some at the baok of the inside of the kitchen door. The marks could bh seen best when ...

... night her husband went to bed, leavlng her sitting In the kitchen drunk. She had refused to go to bed or to be helped there. Next morning, at five o'clock, she wan found dead on the kitchen floor. The medical evidence was to the effect that death bad ...