... at seven o'clock, however, she became still more intox- icated, and insisted on sitting with her gown off in front of the kitchen doo, so that every one who came into the house could see her. As she was unable to walk, her husband carried her up stairs ...

... at half- peat three o'clock on Sunday evening, his attention was attracted to the kitchen by a noise resembling the coughing of a horse. As he went towards the kitchen, he was met by deceased's mother franticly calling for a surgeon to assist her son ...

... end I returned for it I went up V stairs, and found it onathe table. There was no person 1 in the house. I went into the kitchen and lighted my h] pipe, and smoked it. No person came, and so I wentb up-stains, and got what I walutcd. I took whatever I ...

... Well, if you've a mind for row, come down stairs and havo it. John directly followed him down, and having got into the kitchen, Edward turned round and met him with a view to fight. Scarcely had he done so, when he felt a knife enter the lower part ...

... out of the Ile. kitchen, and I went on with preparing my dinner, and Illy was making some batter, when I thought of going to see of what deceased was doing, as I did not hear the sound of his deil at the barn. I went out of the kitchen *wn towards the ...

... causes which are liable to Interfere with the trainquil performance of al; the bodily functions. I wan next conducted to the kitchen, where every thing is cooked by steam, and on a plan of such admi- rable compactness and convenience tbat It Is worthy of ...

... parts of the building also were damaged. Mrs. Dobloson, we regret to state, was severely injured. She was sitting beside the kitchen fire, when she was struck by the lightning, and was ,immediately deprived of her speech and eight, and otherwise suffered ...

... parts of the building also were damaged. Mlrs. Dobinson, we regret to state, was severely injured. She was sitting beside the kitchen fire, when sbe was struck by the lightning, and was isrmediately deprived of her speech and sight, and o bhrwise suffered ...

... Calloway. draper, three doors from Astley's Amphitheatre. The first discovery wan made by the shop-boy, who was sleeping in the kitchen, and who was awoke, In coneequence of hearing a loud cracking noise proceeding from the shop ; he im. mediatbly jumped out ...

... ntid oii coming doNiN aigaini into the lkitchen itse next moil- i I abouit seven o'clock, she fbuinid the deeeased in the kitchen, diessed as she had left lher on the pCe- vious igiit, lyinig oil the floor, and quite iuseasible. T'lhe inquiry wns then ...

... and asked her to leave thle candle. She did so, and on coming lown again into the kitchen the next morn- ing, about seven o-lock, she found the deceased in the kitchen, dressed as she had left ler on the pre- vious night, lying on the floror, and quite ...

... (lid so, alil on coniing down again into the kitehen the next morn- ing, about seven o'clock, she fotnd the deceased in ?? kitchen, dressed as she had left her on the pr1- vious night, lying on the floor, and quite ilisensible. The inquiry was then adljourned ...