... indisposition, after nine o'clock in the mornylpg. It was h s habit to get up shout that lime, clean his shoes in the back kitchen, and then go out for the day. He seldom case hems after 10 o'lock, and sometimes Ire lits earlier. On Friday morning he sent ...

... residing at wnurroguet withsih-lare n miles of Lougirea They seized ndtiggins, end dragged him- from Iis bed into rthe ,kitchen, where they beat him most brutally and tnmercifully; I his daughtdr, having heard the uproar, escaped to the loft, and, a ...

... and the streets near the river at Gravesend, lVooltich, and GreenlWich, were i)owed, and the ground-ilDrs, Cellers, and ]Kitchens of the houses ,%vere filled with the flood, and much property destroyed. In IHigh-street, Waplpig, IMr. JlIIost6n, of the ...

... tenemenets. One room rscommon to the whole of the inmates, who acceoscnted to thirty, including the csildren, served both as kitchen and sitting room. This room was crowded when I visited it ill couptiacy swill the chief ptilice-ollicer, Mr. Solsneons, with ...

... insuf --them- when he directly screamed and called murder and police; he ran out of the room, and shut himself up In the -kitchen, and my daugh- ter, owing to the fright into which she had been thrown, went into hysterics. As sooni as, she..had recovered ...

... had been taken from a drawer in the room in which he and Mrs. Littlestood slept. The two servants were found deed in the kitchen-the elderly woman sitting in a chair, with her head bowed down upon her breast, and the girl lying on her face on the floor ...

... a mystery. On the day in question a serious difference arose between man and wife, to avoid which Mr. Ward retired to the kitchen for the purpose of seeing his dogs fed; thither his enraged partner followed, armed with a pistol loaded with slugs, the contents ...

... they had beensohut. MarygHehonws was pass-po iiig by tie kitchen wirrdow between I and 2 o'clock as hs wias goig for waoter, and swear, positively t ui r she eaw holden s l, - hoig in the kitchen. She afterwards ideantifed him aming se- veral ethers, when ...

... vday , greatly to the annoyance of his wife, who ths Other(lay was knocked dowts by a bundle wihict Was flung in a ci- te kitchen window, and hit her in the left eye. ?? for tloe defenoe having been heard, an old womas named Bo tsi'NG was examinoed, but ...

... Sometinses si maid-servant, like a hare, has many frieaids. The master of the hisuse, after waoh- itg his hands in the hack kitchen, feels behind the door for a jack-towel, and lays hold of at friend's nose. '4 Friends are shy: sometimes ;1 footman breaks ...

... concocP tion of which, the Corn-law cooks and their scullions are apt to exercise their abilities once a year, ini the great kitchen of the nation, was placed upon the table, where, for aught we know to the contrary, it remains without warmth or flavour to ...

... He then caught me by the collar, and i tried to put me out, but could not. Sir Thomas left the room I and Event into the kitchen, leaving me in the housekeeper's I room. I leard Sir Thomas say, Come and assist me ill putting i this fellow onet of the ...