... affair, and therefore he made the seizure; witness was in the house on the Sunday after the iunrder; he saw a person at the kitchen door on that day; he believed from description that it was Hunt; he was brushing his eoat; witness on the same day went with ...

... and Hunt (the latter of whom had been there before) arrived in Mr. Prohiert's gig; and Hunt brought a loin of pork into the kitchen, desiring that it might be cooked, and then re- turned to the stable. John Tbnrtell arrived almost im- mediately after her ...

... left marasof bloody fia!!ers on b, the shoulder part Of my stiun. The rnnD folloe d me s: dow, stairs-throrgh the lobby-the kitchen, the yard, !1 asd round the hoise. I escaped tinder a gate, and then a1 I turned ronid and saw both of the men. I ran towierds ...

... the other. Perceivifig that lie wiss *' observetd, he'disnppeared, for a few minutes, ani entered fi yjlat is called tie kitchen. Seoss afterivarild, accompanied a by asi clegansly and fashinnaiily dressed Ititly, who n hng uponi his a rm, lie re-crossed ...

... both appi pid for m oore drink.- For some time they did not appear as acquaintance. It was it the bar they were. Fro m the kitchen I saw they vvere whispering very close. WWhen I went into the room, Alexander asked if my husband was tV hnme. I said he was ...

... latter. The stock was bloody, and where the ramrod is put in was full of hlood. He found a pair of wet boots in the back kitchen, which corres. tonded with tIe forot-marks. The prisoner trld him, on the Friday follosvin:, that he had beeu called up in ...

... blocked up, to save the payment of the itndlow tax. Out of twenty in front ties only remained. lie lived constantly ini the kitchen, without any female domestic, and performed the office of cook himself. Every Saturday the Rev. Gentleman walked to Huntingdon ...

... to him in the lower passage, when I let him go. OMlr. N. went to run by sue to the kitchen-door to call sometbody, upon which, just as Mr. W. was turning into the kitchen, I struck him a backhiitlded blov. the great cut across the jiaw, sanl he relaed basck ...

... nigbt be said hebad thrown the whittle sit him. Thomas Laycock is a cooper at Wakeliold. Decenred was comiog towvard the kitchen doisor, ancl ready to faint. He suspported hinm to the chair. Prisoner is a sbarp lad, hut very irritable. Jossepth Greeni ...

... itillisg t hlest bea' -;0 tie kitchen ! V as it not ii evidence from the woman herself, that tue old people awent to Ited at ntie, the general hour for retiring in thle country, whilst the loving ctuipie remnaited up in lite kitchen till two,- tive hours a ...

... dreadful spectacle presented itself; the servant i (a fine young woman nearly thirty years of age) was lying on the floor in the kitchen, with her throat cut from ear to ear, quite dead. The servant who had fired the pistols was in his bed-room, and the door ...

... care of the dleceasord T'aul Dnt, prP Alexander Bunnick, and Francis Hawkins, described the onE1 findingg of the body in the kitchen, as already stated, with inel g'the razor-case within 14 or 15 inches of the body. Her (iee throat wvae dreadfully cut, and ...