... to the Liek part of the house. They there raise up the sash of the kitchen window, and broke open (le shutters.- 1!e then went through the window 1 i he kitchen.-- When in the kitchen, he f o l ig , hail, through a passage. Ile opened the back d oe rrt ...

... remained in the kitchen with the other maid. After last witness went to heti— Mr. Scarlett.— But you need not tell us what passed between you and the maid in the kitchen.—(a laugh). The witness then proceeded, and said, that while in the kitchen, he heard ...

... there raised, up the sash th e kitehen window, and broke open the shutters.— then went throngh the window to the kitchen.— When in the kitchen, he went to the hall, through a issage. He opened the back door to let in light, and saw the body of Mary Simmons ...

... filled with water. These is a pomp in . ' kitchen, Which kitchen is not in use. Any perm& might enter it without being perceived by Witness's NVitness kept his cooper's tools in the lower part. close by the kitchen. He worked in that place, and hai tools ...

... are being built a series of kitchens, B.n. taere are to be twenty rooms for the preparation of the several courses and entertainments connected with the dinner, banquet, and concluding festivities. In these rooms and kitchens all the requisite preparations ...

... are being - built a series of kitchens, Bcc. there are to be twenty rooms for the preparation of the several courses and entertainments connected with the dinner, banquet, and concluding estivines In these rooms and kitchens all the requisite preparations ...

... with water. There is a pump in the kitchen, which kitchen is not in use. Any person might enter it without being e creeived . by witness's family. NVitness kept his cooper's tools m the lower part, close by the kitchen. He worked in that place, and had ...

... cosiderable value. . - n . • . . . It was proved that . the prisOn&r, a lad about Cie age of 17, stole the plate of the kitchen Mr. Adams's itottZt.,‘ the, 24411 of January was by a soldier wit was on the spot, and he dropped the . plate he was o , ertaken ...

... She used to tielfer tip in the kitchen; when first She began to beat her, she used to tie her to the water-pipe, with her two hands drawn up above her head. - Q. Describe the water-pipe ?.—A. That goes acros the kitchen ; the hooks that hold it are fastened ...

... CARDEN, Esq. . COLONEL DUCKETT ROBERT FLEETWOOD, Esq. THOMAS HARDINGr, Esq. ROBERT HARRIS, Esq. • E. A. HOWARD, Esq. Dr. KITCHENER • JOSEPH KING. Esq . . WILLIAM NETHERSOLE, Esq. ' COLONEL NUGENT •-CHARLES POOLE, Esq: WILLIAM, PRAED, Esq. COLONEL SAMWELL ...

... called out Mrs.•B,ichatCs, no - answer was given, neither was there any - light to be seen. She advanced Mwarsli the kitchen, andinst at the entrance the stumbled over something that was lying on the floor; she because exceedinglv-alarined, and ran ...

... down to the kitchen, and discovered that the lock of the area (loin had been broken off. The door leading front the kitchen to the ..area had a pannel taken out, so as La enable a person to .get through.. The door at the bottom of the kitchen Atairs had ...