... washing, and left the little girl, who is only four years old, and a younger child alone in the kitchen. The latter lighted a piece of stick at ?? kitchen fire, and putting it to its sister's pinafore. set that in a blaze and thus caused the accident ...

... deceased having occasionally to work late or all night at his trade, the key of the door used to be left for him in the back kitchen-window, thus enabling his mother to go to bed when she felt disposed. The sister-in-law taking the key opened the door, and ...

... eother it was shown that on the 23rd of last month she ad gone up stairs to fetch her baby down, leaving her ttle son in the kitchen. In less than three minutes she eard him scream out, and hastening down found hicim with is clothes on fire. Siee extinguisleed ...

... till nearly half-past ten the same evening; Csrtwright'e Ihouse is about a mile and a talf from his house; Gordon was m the kitchen, and the oilier two in the parlour. V/hen they left they went in thle direction of Field's. RicBard Field, another heerlsosss ...

... Institutions, and Schools of Design, ut m the dress of the weaver, the decoration of the artisan's home, and in the shelves of kitchen maids. Let us w perseveringly in this path; the public Will support us.- Atmien Cum. SATURDAY. BEFoRs MR. RzEGSTRAR WaLSON ...

... into the offices of Mr. Thorne, solicitor, Queen Street effecting an entrance by forcing a grating lighting an underground kitchen, and then undermining a door leading into the passage. The burglars then proceeded to the office, and broke open one of the ...

... opinions that the wound had basis given wviils t liar usothsor was sipl stairs, as rnakins, &e., lyilug at liar feet inl the kitchen, saturated wills blood. It was added that deceased was anxious about her soul, She also ook la son's departure to Australia ...

... and left the bar, saying he would go ena aealr ytkn rmapryo men sums mutto which the a ordrdwtothskwlge Ho went into the kitchen, latdtemutton,anafewrs et to the bark door, where he fell dowvn, and expired shortly after eleven o'clock. The inquest was ...

... 5 Court, Bradford Street. Not having sleeping accommodation for the wayfarers, Mrs. Griffiths allowed them to sit by her kitchen fire, ais left thseims there at twelve o'clock when she went to bed. About three, the next morning this poor wonsan was suddenly ...

... and fastened the house doors and shutters. On her return, about nine o'clock, she found the entry door open, as also her kitchen door unfastened, and on proceeding upstairs found the chest of drawers had been ransacked, and £8. in sovereigns taken away ...

... occupied as kitchen gardens and fish-ponds, sur- rounded by low one-storeyed houses covering the ground in all directions, but interspersed here and there with larger buildings having the appearance of mandarin stations and joss-houses. In these kitchen gardens ...

... R~ilwayecarriages, one a secosit, the other' a first-class, are planted side tiy aidse; tles fose oing dnty apparensily as a kitchen end parlour, the latter p'rolrrbably useul for bed rooms. They are raised so as to bs oust of the das pnaplatforns of loose ...