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THE NOTTINGHAM MURDER

... Mrs. aye was then on the sofa in the St Is; kitchen, her head being covered with blood, and bearing many wounds. She was unconsmous. ab There was blood on the floor, ceiling, and walls su ig, of the kitchen. At his instanee the deceased ini was removed ...

BANKRUPTCY COURT

... oil a sofa in the kitchen, of where site ivas to sleep The fellow servant had not been of in bed lonlg before she heard Mrs. Newton calling out, ara Don't, Kitty . She wvent down stairs quietly and listened th; at thc door of the kitchen, but as there did ...

THE SOUTH PORT BURGLARY

... of the prisoners there a~t 7 a=a in the kitchen. Th~ey were3 under'tie influence of liqucr. On the top of a shelf in tesculle~rr he found a sack. it contaied eleutro-ulated articles. Ho took it into the kitchen. Pribcmers at once rose up, and there was ...

COUNTY MAGISTRATES' COURT

... well dwaic sheaid her reaching the kitchen they found several rmen seated at -atable with proviclons btfore them She identilled the prlsoners Gresn, lligby, and Hayes. When witness and her cousin entered the kitchen some one blow out the light. She asked ...

ATTEMPTED MURDER

... the sister he walked in. The sister invited him into the parlour, but instead of following her he walked straight into the kitchen. What trans- pired is not exactly known, but in a few seconds afterwards the little girl heard the report of a pistol, and ...

TERRIBLE DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN LIVERPOOL

... in the kitchen ivith the greater portion of her rlothing off and blood flowing about her. The constable at once hastened to the hollse, wihieh is situated in a thorough- fare mostly oceppied by the working ela.,ses, and on enterin, thoe kitchen found the ...

EXECUTION AT WARWICK

... Phillips, went to school at about two o clock, he left Higginbottom and the deceased alone in the house, sitting together in the kitchen. At about six o'clock that eveningone of the deceased's daughters canie to visit her, and found her sitting on the sofa in ...

THE TIPPERARY TRIALS

... house in Tipperary belonging to the clerk of works to Mr. Smith-Barry. When witness was in the kitchen on the night of the 6th of the month the glass of the kitchen window was broken. Witness and constable Carroll ran out and scaled a wall. Several persons ...

MURDERS

... afternoon-the day prior to the die- covery-his sister did adlmit him. They went into one of the kitchens, and the deceased was in the adjoin- ing kitchen moving about. While witness was convers- ing with his sister sbe said, Stop, the girl is listening ...

ATTEMPTED MURDERS

... She hsdafew minutes before recovered consciousness, and had sufficient strength to crawl from the kitchen into the road and to give an alarm. Inthe kitchen the farmerwas found lying ina critical state. His head I which wee on the settle, was covered tith ...

ATROCIOUS MURDER OF A WOMAN

... locked up, and mn was obliged to enter the premises by a window. be Having gained access to the house, he went into or the kitchen, where he found the dead body of his ~e- sister lying in the midst of a pool of blood. Im- ed mediately on the receipt of ...

THE ARDWICK POISONING CASE

... pri- soner was with the servant Polly in the kitchen from bhaf-past nine until eleven o'clock. He was waiting the return of Mr. Dyson from a drive, and would have to put the horses up. Witness was in the kitchen all the time except about ten minutes. On ...