... slept in the same room as witness, who was called by his daughter about 5 o'clock on Thursday morning, and on entering the kitchen lie foundthe deceased lying across the doorway of a closet, the walls of which were covered with blood, and on lifting him ...

... told icim that he had hieard that the boxes had been broken open acid tics pro- perty abstracted. I-ls then wvent into this kitchen Nviths Dr. Tilt, and there saw eight ilarge boxes, which, on exalmi- usatioss, he found to hasve been broken open, and a great ...

... of a wvesk-rioom well warmed and lighted included in that sum, as also the privilege of obtaining food from a gene- ral --kitchen, siend the occasional enjoyment of baths, wash- houses, &c. Neodlewomese and others obtaisehsg but a hare livelihsood by, ...

... in Biadford of poor parents die before they are seven years of ago. We need say no more. Of what avail are all your soup kitchens and sailors' homes if the physical strength of your people decline? The well-knowa lines of Gold- smith- Ill fares that land ...

... 16 inches long, and upwards of 2 inches thick; and from their closeness to- getber they form one of the most productive of kitchen gscr- den crops. The ground should be trenched 18 inches deep, the bottom of the trench stirred up with a fork, I inches of ...

... the soldiers were sent to cheap lodging- kouses for shelter, the mayor being responsibleforthe expense: A charitable soup-kitchen has been made available to' keep tlc nien from :starving. 'Strenuous efforts are making to raisl subscriptions to send them ...

... only child of Mrs, duelling, late housekeeper to Mr. Meddle, of Camiden-piece, Wandswaortic, who ways feuned dead in his kitchen by that gentleman about two months ago, on Ilsi return from echurcic; acid, conceiving herself entitled to tics clothes end ...

... in High-street. Penman went to the spot in- dicated, and saw a flame bursting from beneath the weather- boarding above the kitchen-window of the house of Mr. Ad- lington, grocer, High-street. He immediately gave the alarm, and in a very short space of time ...

... dignitary of Soulouque, we saw a sucking pig and a black turkey cock, turning round together in front of our host's fire, his kitchen being only in the next room. For the rest, the Duke of Leogane, in spite of his orders and gold lace, was not devoid of sound ...

... foreman to Mr. Helensford, bootmaker, Battle-bridge. Last Wednesday deceased was found dead with his throat cut in the back- kitchen of his house, 4, Upper North-street. It appeared that. Mr. Helensford had signified his intention of retiring from trade, ...

... heavy cattle train, the first it is believed that the Great Northern authorities have run upon the line, on arriving at the Kitchen station, had to be taken across upon the down line, to make room for two up-trains which were then due. At the time the cattle ...

... whose husband was a carpente.- and undertiaker SrtP!'i from her, and allowed her a certain sum per w eek, osld the front kitchen, and lived alone. About ?? e5en o'clock on Monday morning witness had oecasieu to S don the litchen stairs, aisen she saw ...