... carry fire from the kitchen into his masiter's sitting room. Saw the deceased use it on Satur- day morning. Saw it again all the Saturday night, when it was covered with blood. The broom with which the de- ceased used to sweep the kitchen floor was also sitalned ...

... Jane Bishop, cook and housekeeper to the baren, stated that on Saturday last, about eleven o'clock, deceased, who was in the kitchen, said to herself a drop of beer, and taking a gloss in her left hand, left the room. Witness saw her no more alive. Deceased ...

... night dress. I then went down stairs with James and Thomas. . We went into tbh kitchen. James had agun. I saw. that the kitcbo&. door was open. James went into the - kitchen, and called the Irishmen. When they came in we searched the cellar, but noticed ...

... innkeeper in Gray's Inn-lane. Hle brought with him a small trunk and hurn- dle, tied up In a red handkerchief. He went into the kitchen, and was heard bidding the servant go and pledge the things which he took from the trunk and bundle. Prisoner said the things ...

... the provisions which Mile. Zelia had bought for her dinner, and by the side of it her purse, coatainmig a small sum. In the kitchen the young woman was found lying dead, with her clothes turned up over her head. On removing them, the head was found almost ...

... _V MAIRYLEBONE. H RORaDERY AT THE: MAuRoeLrFAONEaWOeIurOreSE-BxIMcI B PRtosEcUTIox.-i enry Belc/h, superintendent of the kitchen A department at Marylobonsi workhouse, and Isaac Pannrell a A pauper, acting tbere ats a messonger, wvere brought before M ...

... ear, and the floor was saturated with blood, anid some marks of blotd were upon the knob of the kitchen-poker, which wtvs in its proper place by thle kitchen-fire. Wltitestes were called to show that the prisoner was seen lurk- ing ab mt the hiuse at the ...

... house of decensed on Thursday evening, and fbund a great many persons about the house. I went in, and found the body on the kitchen floor. 'Ilie body lay onl its right side, her legs crossed, and the arned in tho natural position. There was all arm chair ...

... tveral persons In the kitchen;, I was turprized when I entered, ti ad said, This man molst certainly know something about the Is surde~r,' for the kitchen exactly corresponds with his statement.` a Mr. LENTHALL: Was the kitchen then ats the prisoner ...

... of a druggist and grocer. The house is in the village street, and consists of a f shop with_ a parlour behind,.and also a kitchen on the T ground floor. The connection between the shop and the a house ial-byi sa inner door in- the right-hand corner of ...

... premises searched. In a pocket In a drawer in the kitchen was found the penknife, now produced. Bly Mr. Iloane: No other article was found belonging to witness or ally of the family. The knife lay about the kitchen. Mir. Smyth stated that he has apartments in ...

... kitc:ten, where lshe weas followed by Mr. and M.rs. I. the latter of whotn took her by the hand, a::d swulg her round the kitchen. Mrs. H. theo took t highted candlc front my cartdjlstgch, and threw it at her. Mr. l. received her in his arms to preve-it ...