... *the'. ' dock. This was on Tuesday morning the sth. Ciisecen mud I)ootl, the prisoner, came there also. She was put by the 'kitchen' 'fit-c; James Leahy (identified him in the dock) told her not to :cry that she ought to feel glad that it was no blackguard ...

... factors dedare ; but the want of employment, and no money in circulation, prevents the poor from obtaining any relief. A soup kitchen has been established at Ennis, for supplying the poor, and its utility will extend in proportion to the amcunt ot subscriptions ...

... stairs through the trap door with the child. In about two or three minutes she returned without the child, and went into the kitchen to Mrs. Ireland. Before my mother took the child froni me she seemed white in the face, and like a mad woman. She did not ...

... to another beeroom, and win lay down, letit'in a few minutes got ep, and squatted down upon the stairs ; rent into the kitchen, and ate a candle which he found there. Ile aftervi ants took a eared el' Ban k-not es, and laid them again, thinking them ...

... the more serious one ofhigamy, all the witoesses that could be pit). duced tv.re brought forward.. Of the marriage between Kitchen- andhis first wife there was no living evidence; but the acknowledgement of the defendant, independently of the register account ...

... silk-mercer. R. James, of St. Martin's Standford-Baron, No - .11amptonsliire, dealer. W. Noakes, London, wine-merchant. R. Kitchen and J. Amery, Liverpool, tailors. G. Goone:., Tntbury. Stafford, miller. R. Graham, Sbortcr's-court, London, stock-broker ...

... cannot speak in very favorable terms, although we understand it is from the pen of the celebrated Dr. Kitchener.— • What, the modal' Apicius ?!--The Kitchener who devoted three v.ars to the composition of a neat octaio volume on the universal and materially ...

... Albany-street, consisting of Dining-room, drawing-room, patlour, five bed-rooms, and dressing-room. three servant' rooms, kitchen, and all usual conveniences, offered on the very moderate terms of 100 'guineas for a single week, or 80 guineas if taken ...

... feet. The noise of thcse, which were much more terrific than thunder, lasted, I should think, fully 30 seconds. It set our kitchen utensils a ringing, and brought down some of the covers of the pots and pans. I have felt much severer shocks in the West ...

... offended him ; and if the . cook gave them any thing e l se , he would get stinging net les to drive the cook out of the kitchen. S. Cooper swore that his Lordship flogged the horses too much. W. Litchfield, carpenter, gave evidence of Lord Ports. mouth ...