... party-wall had been hammered and broken into for the purpose of setting a kitchen stove; that a hole had actually been cut into the next house, and that the partywall was so hot when the kitchen fire was lighted as not to be capable of being endured by the hand ...

... Official assignee', Kitchener, Lothbury. Charles Hamond, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriard-road, warehouseman, Oct. 4, Nov. 8, at the Court of Bankruptcy, V hall-street; solicitor, Mr. Newton, South Gray's. assignee, Mr. Kitchener, Lothbury. John Hilton ...

... constable of Chelsea.—Mr. White : I wish you to describe to whet Sort Of a kitchen there is at the house where the deceased lived at 17, Wellesley -street.—Hughes: 1 have. examined the kitchen. As you enter .there, is a large cupboard on the left hand, and a little ...

... Percy-street, Northfleet. I knew the deceased, Sarah Parker, a fellow servant of Mine for the last thirteen months. I was in the kitchen on Monday last; the deceased was there also; William Farmer; the coachman Of Mr. Harman, was in the servants' hall adjoining ...

... her friends in the kitchen, at the expense of her toaster, which by some means or other came to his knowledge ; and a number of military gallants, to whom Mary was very partial, were reported to be nightly regaled in the kitchen. Yesterday evening • ...

... theta they lifted the body out, and placed it on the bank, anl it was afterwards placed in a blanket and carried into the kitchen. When the dereased was lying on the side of the pond, after being taken out of the water, he saw her mouth open, and front ...

... traces of vitriol. The servant, a young girl, was charged, on suspicion, and it appeared she had a bottle of vitriol in the kitchen. Several nieces reside with the old lady; and two of them (sisters) stated that the girl had been once sent Away for dishonesty ...

... Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Watson and Sons, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street; official assignee, Mr. Kitchener, Lothbary. _ _ Henry Milledge, Milton-street, Dorset-square, Marylebone, carpenter, June 18, July 16, at the Court of Bankruptcy ...

... July 26, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghallstreet. Attorney, Mr. Willis, Sloane-square, Chelsea; official assignee, Mr. Kitchener, Lothbury. Thomas Cooper, Brighton, hotel-keeper, June 21, July 26, at the Albien Hotel, Brighton. Attornies. Mr. Bennett ...

... before the month of June last, and I was living with my sister at Hammersmith. On the 28th of June the pri soner came into the kitchen where I and my sister were sitting. Before he came in I did not know he was in the house. I had seen him about a week before ...

... house, while her sister was required to do the light work only. For the last five months she had been locked up in the back kitchen, and was never allowed to be seen by any stranger, nor suffered to leave her place of confinement but when she was required ...

... not intend to kill your child, but I own I was • the cause of 'his death:- He tben went on to say that When he was in the kitchen he intentionally let the child; which he was nursing, fall on tile flags and,.to prevent its -crying, he had placed his hand ...