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MURDER

... constantly kept flourishing his dagger, which was _ very long. A week before the house was robbed by villains entering the kitchen, and stealing servant's clothes, provisions, &c. A great many robberies , have been committed in Bristol of late. There are ...

NICHOLSON THE MURDERER

... fell during the-stbnrB ae it Brentford, on Mlonday last, esceeded tbree inblies . in circumference. Many of the cellariand kitchens e of thatttiwn were filled with water. The damage dohe at the Botanif Garden, at Kew, is comyuted Y at upifitr O0Ol. All ...

MURDER AT VAUXHALL

... when they found all the .- places open as they had left them. They took out 'e a square of glass in a window leading to the kitchen, w,, hich enabled them to take off an alarum-bell. They then were enabled to open the window, but it g was so small Parrish ...

LANCASTER ASSIZES

... aret anne and two o'c lock in the afternoon to ti oLittlew- td pug p for otae water, hi doin -t Ion5 necessarily pse-nd the kitchen window; she blre' head on one sid si and just opposite the ttsieswaman seated-; she looked very ear- la iadfixed her eyes ...

MURDER AND ROBBERY

... rmagistrate. Te ho iuse- keeper was called on to tell what she knew. She kneew nothing, but that somebody came behind her in the kitchen, and struck her so violent a blow that she fell senseless on the ground, and that the fright had never left her since. Some ...

LIVERPOOL MICHAELMAS SESSIONS

... Davies. o ere for having feloniously broken into a room occupied n and by Messrs. H-yes and Stoiy, in Leigh's warehouses, h a Kitchen-street, and stealing thence twenty barrels v. 3ri- of flour, their property. The case was as follows:- a s, On Saturday last ...

TRIALS AT DERBY FOR HIGH TREASON

... Captain is stated to have' _ tse broken the window, sod discharged his gun atone of . the servauts, who was sitting in the kitchen, lacing up G Mr. his hoots, and to have siot him in the shoulder. Tue ;er. untortunate man died soon after, and the Nottingham ...

SHOCKING MURDER & CANNABALISM

... ? She said, ?? asleep; The h father doubting, enquired more particularly, and was, at length, told the child was in the kitchen. He searched that apartment, when, shocking to relate, be found, behind a shutter, a basket, in which was the mutilated body ...

MURDER AND PARRICIDE

... man, and usually went to ins ! be at niiine, and his housekeeper usually at tem, lde bhe ¢was feund in his bed, she in the kitchen, and work lay ere near her. The next morning, when a farming servant usg.: of Mr. Chennel's came to the stables'far the horses ...

MURDER

... gentlemen, dinre;-there is also u sone ladies' cabin on deck; a smoakinlg cabin, baggage-' eroom, wash-room, clerk's office, and kitchen, all on deck. The ladies are accommodated with fensale se 0 51 lIvants. }fc Relfinement in Taste!-An emhinent collector and ...

BURGLARIES, &c

... of the prernisee. A number of articles, which had heert collected froin diflerent roomnof the el house. were fourid in the kitchen, ready packed up for carrying at off. The thieves ilso ieft a pair of s'rong slroes, an old hat, arid v, an iron erowbar. ...

CASE OF GREAT DISTRESS

... -ok nd eovetmn se rsey from her ?? is-4 em alof genteel addtend d resectable appearat* B. and mnaybr^ fcufnd at Nto. 12, Kitchen-street. 1 ch Too the E ditnar.-1 am a poor wiidow; and the on n, ineans I have to bebtal a mere litinbgis by letting lo adg ...