... prepara- d h, toryto ule famnily leaving town, wlten tie impru- II sat dently ran with thle pistols in his hands iltO the (2 isp kitchen, where the housosnaid was sitting at break- a to fast with the cook, exclaiming, I will shoot you ; g s- and at the moment ...

... she steod teer the cupboard il the front kitchen, as d I was in the back kitchen, and the door between the two kitchens was open. She stood with her face towards me, and I stood next the pump in the back b kitchen. The tea and water were put in the pot ...

... on the spot. They after- wards went away, taking witness's husband with thlem, and when they were gone, witness missed the kitchen poker and other things. The female prisoner cried out, when they were taking witness's husband, Bring him along, or else finish ...

... piece the girl cut off and placed in the kitchen-drawer. She wvent into the shop, and with the shears cut it oft' a roll that was oa the counter. When the theft was discovered the cloth was found in the kitchen- drawer, with a quantity of cigars, and a ...

... dwelling in which Welsh's family and the deceased reeided. They then discovered the wall near the fire-place in the front kitchen spotted with blood, while upon the floor underneat there were evident marks of a pool of blood. Upon farther examination ahammer ...

... wearitng snpb:arol, tilelptopc:y of 014$ Aqeli ain l George Bc.ii L..- nn King, 40, siallihig a ?? glacs, tho prope-ty of Sar ah Kitchen.- lavid Ilhlgwvorthi, 33, ;!Calirt a pauir cf boets, the pr ?? of William Liniloy. Jo-ophTehIfled';r, 16, sealilg ensuney ...

... id The wife, on being questioned as to whether there oe was a lobby, stated that she meant a small passage It between the kitchen and the coal-house. ot The prisoner replied that the depositions were as false as hell. The witnesses were then bound over ...

... circumstances are set forth acen- se rately in the lines- in A cobbler there was who lived in a stall That served him for kitchen, &c. ig 'etl I've told Mr. Slooney as good as fifty times, es said Mrs. Rulledge, that he might go, goods and De all; ...

... house of Win. Smith- was entered during the time the family were atrest, and the watch 'as found to have been stolen from the kitchen. On the day but one following the prisoner had called and pledged the watch at the shop of Mr. Gresham, in iluns- let, Leeds ...

... and said; I'll'be the'death of thee before I die. The ?? then went into the :'house,'where he fdound Mrs;awood in'the kitchen nursing a child. Scarcely a word had passed between them, when the prisoner struck the' prbseoutor's wife a violent blow on ...

... what she called the sixth day, or Friday. She was in the kitchen when he first came in. There is a lobby between the'hop and kitchen of her house. There is a front door in the lobby, and the kitchen is on one side and the shop on the other. The door was ...

... cook to the deceased. Of There was a silver thimble of mine taken out of the id work-box in the kitchen. I left it in the work-box it last night in the kitchen. It was found this morn- ie ing tied up in a dinner napkin, at the front door, 15 with other things ...