... several occasions 3 1 have given the child bread, and once Mrs. Grainger broughit the bread back and threw it down into my - kitchen, telling me to keep my dirt. When I have been iii her house, I have seen the other children getting their victuals, and Thomas ...

... son's Arms, Nicholl's-rov, e Church-street, Bethnal- e green, on view of the body e of Sarah Bell, aged 50, e who died in the kitchen of No. 20, Vincent-street, lr Bethinal-green, and whose e death was brought on by l, want and destitution. The a jury viewed ...

... Arms, Nicholl'5-roW, pei Church-street, Bethnal- an, green, on view of the body of Sarah- Bell, aged fi, who died in the kitchen of No. 20, Vincent-street, rel Bsthnal-green, and whose 13 death was brought on by thi want and destitution. The rei jury ...

... his head from me, so that I was not able to see his face. I then went to Mrs. Scorer's; the old woman was standing in the kitchen. Her head was wrapped up with a handkerchief, and blood was running down both sides of her face. She had nothing on but a ...

... in the back kitchen. I male weist to feich a Cloth in, and it was then I salw caut tho idkee. when thle Stonle was thrown 1 went agai, towa~rds themn and screamed out and ran back to my exee mistress. I went to the door of the front kitchen, had anid may ...

... shutters alarmed Mr. Berry, and he came down stairs. Hle called out who's there; no person answered; he then went round to the kitchen door, and Hannah was there. She was let in. I heard her ask Mr. Berry if he would let her stay all night, and she would go ...

... his head from me, so that I was not able to see his face. I then went to Mrs. Scorer's; the old woman was standing in the kitchen. Her head was wrapped up with a handkerchief, and blood was running down both sides of her face. She had nothing on but a ...

... his head from me, so that I was not able to sea his face. I then went to Mrs. Scorer's; the old woman was standing in the kitchen. Her head was wrapped up with a handkerchief, and blood was running down both sides of her face. She had nothing on but a ...

... alarmed Mr. Berry, and he came was down stairs. HIe called out who's there; no person he answered; he then went round to the kitchen door, and lked Hannah was there. She was let in. I heard her ask nes- air. Berry if he would let her stay all night, and she ...

... told hisn to go back to his horse and cart, I then returned to the bar, and the prisoner t shortly afterwards came in at the kitchen door, which was open; he went into the ticp-room, put his hat on the table, and saul he should stay all night;. he threw down ...

... go back to his horse on a;E and cart. I then returned to the bar, and the prisoner tumed shortly afterwards came in at the kitchen door, which jaw was open; he went into the tap-room, put his hat on duaced the table, and said he should stay all night; he ...

... the prosecutor with a knife, and made a slash across his throat. Blood flowed, and the prisoner seeing this he ran into the kitchen., It was afterwards ascertained that he had given a knife to one of the servants, and she, by his orders, put it into the ...