... occasions she heard him speak to some neighbour. On returning into the kitchen the second time he put on his jacket and apron. While tying the apron lie stood between the kitchen and back kitchen, where she was washing. She asked his eldest girl, the other having ...

... It was quite dead. Witness obtained a . board, upoa whirl lie placed the body, and took it intO the kitchen. The prisoner was sitting by the kitchen fire, . and witness said to him, 11This is a bad job, and the prisosier replied, 'Yeg, it is done, ...

... shut. I opened The the door, and looked ins the kitchen, but did not see the lit i 21 deceased. I saw hemt, however, as 1 tuined round, e to a laid in the coal house, close by the beck door of the ring kitchen. She was laid ois her left side. I took De on ...

... felt through the cracks and orifices in the floors of the kitchens. Yesterday complaints were made at the Gas-office, and a person named Mrs. Barr was advised to rake out the fire in her kitchen. Whilst follow- ing. out this advice a slight exolosion occurred ...

... floor. of the kitchen, .blsediug fronm wounds in tho head, the 4ullet baving pwseod in at one temipleand out At:the. other. Sergeast Rb'bibkh, who had been summoned, then airived. Deofesed sighed once as the latter entered the kitchen, and expired. ...

... second step. He carried him into let the kitchen, and laid him before the fire. Jones appeared ret to be alive when witness went to him first, but he was quite .- deadhby the time he was carried into the kitchen, in( Arl, John Hallilay, surgeon, said he ...

... tea things into the scullery, where I went to wash them. The scullery is between the kitchen and the back yard, and the only light is a borrowed light from the kitchen window. Saml. Harrison and Henry Clegg were in the back yard. I was standing washing ...

... extent. The front of the house is towards the town and in the rear is a walled court-yard, with a heavy door, leading to a kitchen garden ; beyond that is a smaller garden and in a field, and beyond these again runs the Augustus-road. d In the rear of the ...

... retired to bed, leaving witness and the landlady in the kitohen. About ten minutes afterwards the deceased came into the kitchen to fasten up her hair, and gave the landlady two shillings, saying that she had received six from the young man. She had then ...

... Potterton then came, and they went into the kitchen. She told Potterton some one had murdered the master, and George was then pre- sent, but Walter was not. She did not remember seeing Walter in the kitchen. The policeman examined the pre- mises, but ...

... into an arrange. ment with Mr. Richardson, the tenant of Mill Mount, to have full and unrestricted possession of the kitchen, back- 1 kitchen, yard, and garden, for the purpose of having them thoroughly searched. So far were the arrauzements com- pleted thathehad ...

... was shown thatthe prisoner entered the premisse at about tmreu o'clock yester- day morning by torcing back the catch of the kitchen window, having first soaled the back * garden wall. The iinates of the house had gone to bed, and the doors had been ?? Branzier ...