... landlord in the room, with his face all besmeared with blood. The prisoners then went into the kitchen. The landlord and himself then also went into the kitchen, when the prisoners began to throw about the candlesticks, and various other articles, even chairs ...

... took his keys out, and opened the drawers with thea. lie then heard a knock at the kitchen door, which he thought was Caroline Ellis getting up. Ile went to the kitchen, and found her perfectly still, and again returned, He then got some money out of the ...

... was only about 35. They lived in the above-named ?? as mnan and wife, and occupied the two parlours and the back kitchen, the front kitchen and first floor being let ofr to lodgers. They had been in the habit of drinking and quarrelling. (JO Tuesday morning ...

... spot. like blood in on the walls of the passage leading to the kitchen, which Y, she endeavered to wash off. After she had cleaned that le portion of the place, she proceeded to the back kitchen, ? and was about to clean it, when Mrs. Manning came up r. to ...

... to sing, Kitchen joining in the chorus. Suddenly, however, he produced a re- volver, from his breast pocket, and fired straight into the woman's face. 'lbe bullet entered the skull below the left eye, killing her on the spot. As the man Kitchen pulled the ...

... in the kitchen. That was on the first Sunday that she went to see Brown. The inmates might sometimes have occasion to pass through the workhouse kitchen, after supper, but not so often as at other times of the day. She went hack to the kitchen from her ...

... passing along Avenham-lane when he noticed a light in the kitchen of the John O'Gaunt. He called another officer to his assistance, went round the premises and saw Inspector Cave in the kitchen. The constables remained there for &a hour and 35 minutes ...

... and put on my slop, and walked down to the kitchen. My wife caine down after me. There was a latch to the kitchen door to hte stairs. She cut the stelug, I went up stafrs back agsin. I unlocked the kitchen door, went out ?? the street, and went away ...

... money by it. At that time he was lying on a straw bed. and had had nothing to eat for a day or two. Kitchen, the plain- tiff had got £8w worth of goods. Kitchen had taken about 36 e~ns of rum out of the casks, which he had used for his own purposes. Gill lived ...

... back kitchen. Grace was in the kitchen with him, and no one else. I did not know that he was there until I went down. I had not been absent more than a few minutes. I do not know how bre came in. When I went down Grace was going about the kitchen after ...

... I saw my brother, Peter Whittle, come into the kitchen, with a razor in his hand. I did not see him doing anything. I was then in the kitchen. I did not hear any. thing before he came into the kitchen. He came out from the parlour, with the razor in ...

... a ICot disturhance in the kitchen, and went to see the cause of it. Ne The prisoner wai there. On witnests going ilito the kitchen, we the prisoner left and went into the bar. Withess remained a wa few minutes in the kitchen, then returned to the ba.' ...