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... the following morning, soon after three o'clock, he heard a noise in the house, which ap- peared to bedown stairs in the kitchen. He awoke his wife. One of the men came up stairs to his door witha lighted lamp,. and said he wanted five sovereigns, and ...
... coVages, so that a village, when seen from a distancebears no slight resemblance to a grove. Nothing is more common than to see kitchen herbs cultivated on the roofs of houses in these countries. DREADFUL EXPLOSION.- A most dreadful ex- plosion occurred at the ...
... by the secretary, making the announcement X, that they were in wan~t of money. e A DETERXINED BREAKER OF TiHE PEACE. -John Kitchen, of Manningham was brought up on Thursday last, charged by Iir. Jarratt{Owith wilfully throwing down an out-building, his ...
... corroborated the admiissioni made by the prisoner of her having given the child laudanum. There were several women in the kitchen at the tinle,-it was about ten o'clock. Cross-examined.-The prisoner appeared very kind and feeling towards her child; sule ...
... with the Mls. Beyds, whose ages were then respectively' eigbteen, sixteen, and fourteen. They used to romp together in the kitchen, and the young men were let into the house at night hy the girls. Rihaiar Grey frequently slept witaann Boyd. The three girls ...
... fair time. John Cogran, swore ta't 'the prisoner was with himn in the inn 'about half an hour 'after theyzleft Jackson's kitchen. Mr. BsiNres having replied, The Learned BARON sumihed up minuttely, telling the Ju.ry if they had'any doubt' a to identiy ...
... four minutes in the house altogether. Wheh witheos' hid asked Mrs. Appleyard a few ?? bhowed' her' gown, and went- into the kitchen to wash herself. . Elizaheth Walker, daughter of last 'witness, .cor- l roborated be-r evidene -, - ' - - d Miss Appleyard ...
... St. Mary's Cray, and upon arriving there he 'wava lifted out of the cart, when he fell down, and io ,was removed-ilto the kitchen of the Poor-house, an& Ia amedical nnau attended him. The deceased oie& about tine o'clbc1 the same night. They certaialy ...
... riot ess. taken any yirrt in the New moor Law ; he was the attacked becanue he was a frirend of Mr. Helliwell. 3us-.I The kitchen and the breakfast-rodm were set on fire. ally ?? staircase, which led Irom tbe breakfast room to the sleepingritroomr, was ...
... itreet, Birmingham, on the body of Rose Wild, who was found hanging the previous morning, about half-past nine o'clock, in the kitchen of the house in which she resided; it was at first supposed that the unfortunate woman had committed suicide, but the inv ...
... found a stick, or s:ake, about four he yards From the bottom of the garden nearest the r. ad. He placed tre stick near the kitchen door, i- where it remained ?? the 23d May. David Hemingway, clothier, spoke to receiving ry the stake from Irom Mr. S Aallow's ...
... Bolam hadhbeen lifted on the table. He-was removed toMr.Glenton's. About twenty minutes afterwards, I saw hinm lying on the kitchen table. His shirt breast was bloody,. which was wet: he was moving his lips, attempting to swallow. A little after three o'clock ...