... dinner; and it appears that witneisa having mentioned what lie obtlerved to Mit's Rasines tr! and Tmirs Leefoss, 'went into the kitchen and corn- li( nisoncatnd it to Mils; Gregory, who immediately it went up' flairs, and, as before lisated3 went in fearcla ...

... pazed or forced open the door leading into the front-kitchen, and the noife occafioned by the fall of forne part of the frame of the door, awaked the under-butlcr, who flept not far from the kitchen, rnd who came immediately to the fpot. l-he reft.of the ...

... Sarayh Yourh, wtho was formerly a fervent to the deceafed,. fwre that tilete was a piflol in the' cafesr hanging up in the kitchen, at the time of hier being is the fervice of Mr.; Bli-lht.-Several witneffcs fwv oore, that there was not any pillol in either ...

... waclh on the morning of the 21st October, tend seeing a light in the prisoners house, went in: the . prisoner was in the kitchen, and immediately said to her, my sister is dead. W~itness went u01 stairs . and felt at the deceased, who was then quite ...

... fellow was gone; but was suddeny alarnadil ) noise in the kitchen, still loeder than before, , if-P was proceeding to some violence towards-tb L Mirs. Warner, and her friend, inimediately weetml t kitchen, supposing that by their presence and psrtiT tory orders ...

... point, and wounded her deep in the l is neck, though not mortally. The poor old gentleman was making his way towards the kitchen, where the M maid-servant was, and the miscreant, in endeavouring to reach the same place, overset him, and then endea- it ...

... ? not marry hils. Aliout half past eight in. the evening of the tt0th of October, lie came to the house ; fhe was in the kitchen, and heard hins conting along the yard; he was swearing violently. He camse up lo the t' iidow, atid struck at her through ...

... dcity gaol ai a vagrant, died in a fit, to which affliction lie was ?? said he. came from Leeds, tilat his name was William Kitchen, a and that he was by trade a cooper. . e ' n Wednesday evening 'Tobias Fdwards aiabourer, of Grantham, advanced in years ...

... Holroyd, who had been 'alarmed by g lis daughter calling to. bim. On consing dodn stairs, f he found thie prisoner int .the kitchen, and seized him t by. te collar.. Prisoner pretended to have come to a court Iis maid servant', but Mr. Hohrovd~havijsigfound ...

... .as5 plaisterer's bill;-&c. (I'hese were given up by the; rom a' Attorney-General.) 'I'here was aiso a charge for ci lei kitchen furniture, but that was somnetimes supplied bv' at *to persons who furnished the house, aitd the Jury would' an list inquire' ...

... house-keeper with Bolding. In May last, about half past nine in the evening of Sasday the 20th, thlete was a quarrel in the kitchen. There were present in the house John Fartiser, J. Baker4 Mrs. Baker, Mr. Simpson, -Mary M'Leary the servant, orms. Tippett ...

... foreman, who was getting his dinner; a'nd 'tsvsog mzore instructions than ordinary to coimmuni- f itonhii',he staid i the kitchen 'until about two' o'clock, when he returned ihto hhi own room, intend# ing, after he had rested a little while, to set off' ...