... took theyoungest child, about thirteen months Old, to t..e bottom of the gaiden and cut its .throat; he then•return:a to the kitchen, and placed the child on a chair.. The next victim was a tine child, three years of .age, whose brains lie blew out with a ...

... night, about the same .time„ Clayton and two (alio men appeared before Mrs. Martin's house. They thfew stones against the kitchen window, which ering the purpose of out the girl, they threw some haifpen'ce, ,which had the desired effect.' , She came out ...

... Hackney, and - within two miles of London ; containing three bed-rooms, drawing and dining' roonr, breakfast parlour, two - kitchens, cellars, and walled garden; Held for thirteen years and a half; from Christmas last; at the low rent of I. per anntim.—To ...

... attention was fixed on the performance, one of the fellows slipped unperceived out of the room, and directing his course to the kitchen ; he there found several valuable artieles of plate,such as a silver tea-pot and ewer, and table and tea-spoons, which he ...

... two . of Ir. Rowe's ,sons, miagining that swift one was in the . house that 'ought . not . to be, got up, and went into the kitchen, and from thence itkto the Odour, where they found Elinor Edwards on her - hands and knees, on . the floor, apparently very ...

... chimney and pier glasses, an ornamental mirror, Turkey, Brussel3, and Kidderminster carpets, modern register and other stoves, kitchen requisites, range, brewing opper, complete set of brewing - utensils, curriele and harness, stable implements, and miscellaneous ...

... o'clock in the evening they had cleared away a considerable part of the ;nit's, an in the back part of the building, near the kitchen; they *discovered the body of the carpenter, mutilated in a shocking manner. A short time after they discovered the body of ...

... to the grand army many. is PARIS, APRIL 23.—0 n the 17th inst. SoieP - ford, conmmenced being distributed at at Iten es ' kitchens have been established for This purpose. went, t st, khj e * th -svro 4 4 4e 4 ra pe t Ek t , ke vir ..—. 7 .—. SWEDISH ...

... utility, and economy. It is a fact well known, that all Ovena hitherto contrived for the Use of Families, which are attached to Kitchen Ranges, owing to the Flues, occasion a considerable hiss of fuel, as well as diminution of tuat. To obviate these great d ...

... evening se'nnight.-1 poor woman, who had obtained a pass billet - to remain - there all night, was sitting by .the fire in the kitchen of the Greyhound Inn, with an infant child at her breast, when two chimney-sweeps came in, who had been engaged to sweep sonie ...

... Elizabeth Goodwin, • ; Z l4 insoman s went with him; in two or three minutes he . 1 „ 410 doWn stairs again, and went into the kitchen; wits hint and pulled his hat over his face, and ' asked if Shelad seen aay body,- she told she had not, had heard s o meb ...

... and they were conveyed to the watch-house. Afterwards the and lice Officers proceeded to search the house, and found in the kitchen seven vats preparing to snake soap-lees. Some of the vatshad materials, and several instruments charged with soap lees. Also ...