... the landing the tall man ordered me into the back kitchen. I asked him not to do anything to me as I was near my confinement. He said, 'Never mind.' He caught hold of me and pushed me into the back kitchen, and closed the door. The small man remained outside ...

... Brutally 111-treated John P. Greene, Kitchener scholar at University College, Galway, who served four years in the war; and James S. Egan, Health Insurance Inspector for Mayo, were taken from their beds in Reilly's Hotel, Salthill, Galway, by armed men ...

... to death by the I.R.A. and to come on to be executed. They then pulled him out of bed, and dragged him downstairs to the kitchen, where he was placed against the wall to be shot. One of the men repeatedly tipped him on the forehead with the point of his ...

... loud knocking was heard at the door. My mother went down to open the door, and was just in the act of opening it when the kitchen window was broken in. When the door was opened, two Auxiliary Cadets in uniform entered. My mother had no light in her hand ...

... pointed, and he ordered me back to bed. About five minutes afterwards I heard footsteps leave the landing towards the back kitchen, which is on the same landing, about five or six yards directly opposite.. I went into the room on my right to try and escape ...

... tell your readers a story for the truth of which I can vouch. Mrs. X , a working woman, was sitting late one night by her kitchen fire with her baby grandson (eighteen months old) on her knee. The child's mother had gone to bed upstairs; there were only ...

... many women and children wounded. Take the case of Walshe. The father and two children had gone to bed, the mother sat in the kitchen nursing a sick baby only a few weeks old. Suddenly the door of the little house is smashed in by men with sledge hammers, ...