... down I by the same weapon with which her husband had just been J1 murdered. r1 Mar. anid Mrs. White generally lived in the kitchen, and sfter thle discovery of the crinse an open Bible and a note of .ennens were found lying on one side of the table-leadingt ...

... propertby stolen. Shecom-a *nicated the fact to her son, who, on making au examination h of the premiseF, found that the kitchen window presentedw rmarks of violenee, showing that an ineffectual endeavour S Bhad been made to obtain an ingress into the ...

... polisenian, atad was followed up and down two or th~ree ?5r0 streets by the prisoneer, who afterw'ard, ran 1cmata thle cellar kitchen in Grape-street, upon seeing ie trase- pen' cutur go to a police-officer. He was, howe-ver, tekee tist ito custody to the ...

... Thursday tlrci afternoon, shout a quarter to two o'cloclc, a, distressiiig acci- coul dent occulred to a man iranred George Kitchen, a, labourer, livngin smee's-uidigeMaila-sret.Kitellron was B employed by r. Josoh Smith, timber resreliant, MAltilda. the ...

... O'clock, time house of Mr. Joseph Hanson, publican, was Dted brokers into by thieves. Thle entrance was made at the rred kitchen, by cutting a portion of the door out. After search- the 'rn the low rooms, the) vaiains proceeded to MtI. Hanson's 'the ...

... house be- c tween eleven and twelve o'clock. She passed through a il D back gate in the lane, and having entered the back kitchen 'I v on the ground floor she perceived a horrible Eight, for on 1P the floor was lying her aunt, with her head nearly severed ...

... was also partly open. I entered the kitchen, and found no one there. I called, but not receiving any answer, u I found the deceased, who was lying at the foot of the stairs, e her head and shoulders being in the kitchen, and her feet s on the stairs. I was ...

... DROWNED.-Yesterday afternoon, Joe MIellor, a -ed six years, was drowned by falling into a peggy d tub of soap ouds, by the kitchen door. Deceased was the k son of Mr. J. Sellor, livery stable keeper. Four doctors were sent for, but toe child was dead. At ...

... onitheground floor neartlie kitchien. Witn~ess did not know where they ivent. Miss Smith desired witmess to remain in the kitchen wvhile she saw her friend, and witness rensained about hialf-an-hour. On Sunday, March 22, witness wvas ill, and did not get ...

... boys' rooro on the left, amid the kitchen, atid further on bliss Smith's bed room on the aright, an'd with thec passage extending to the back ares-, ;Ifrom which a person could enter, without its being known e in the kitchen. Besides, Mliss Smith could leave ...

... gardening a-nd other kinids of work. On the evening of should the 26th of M1ay, the prosecutnix was engaged in washing well. the kitchen floor of lher master's house, when the prisoner soldier entered, seized hold of her, and esideavoured to obtain senteni ? ...

... 'T'he bass was in file house passe tefor show, acurl ie occasionally waited upon customers. siad ?? Griffin, especially te kitchen, was crowded with cue. Hall old tosers during the sasgigmas's stay. Gentlemen, mnanufac- on Li: d at turere, and maisy respectable ...