... .-Oa Tuesday e week, Lord Lonsdale's hounds threw off at Rlyhall, when Reynard, after a short run, took reftige in the t kitchen of a public-house, where he was followed by the hounds, horses, &c. These unwelcome visitors I behaved very ill, doing as ...

... Stausfield, at working cutler, who resided in i tYork-road. He got up on Saturday morning, about Leight o'clock, went into the kitchen, fell down, and expired ?? on view of Esther Craven, who resided in Lady-lane, who, after eatingt a hearty dinner on Saturday ...

... TEMPERtANCE.-On Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Kitchen, from Hull, delivered a lecture from the Cress to a large number of persons in the Market- place, Dewebury, in favour of the total abstinence cause. Mir Kitchen said that one time beforehe became a tea-totaller ...

... 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 ...

... some of the parties fell upon the old w woman, (who had lain in consequence of being bed- ridden for three years near the kitchen fire,) and erushed her. He had no doubt but that it hastened h her death. He was anxious to impress upon the , meeting the ...

... money which fell on the floor, but she was notuertain. She went out of the kitchen door, and said they got what they wanted. George Palfrey deposed that he went into the kitchen with the complainant. The land- lord asked him to pay what he owed. Complainant ...

... wzas after- wards purseed by the Itounds, but running into thcel townl, he sprung over et half door which opened intod a kitchen, jumped inte his wisee, reseimed his former neetepatiots, cend saved his life. This, though very1 attmezittg is abssolutely ...

... cupation of Mr. Robert Aspinall, steward to James Starkel, Esq., of Heywood Hall, was entered through a window in the back kitchen. The thieves ransacked almost every place in the house; they took six sovereigns, some silver, six silver tea spoons, three ...

... Richard Jackson's; I was in the house on Wednesday morning, about eloven o'clock, and heard a scream, when I went into the kitchen and saw the deceased in flames. Hor clothes were nearly burnt off; she was standing near the fire, and her clothes caught ...

... pack of cards which fre- quently enables them, if once they catch hold of an unwary servant, and obtain admission to the kitchen, to draw a shilling or two for a lay out, and a little fortune-telling. Men and women, respectably dressed, may be seen ...

... laudanum was ejected. -The mother of the hild denied having ad- ,ministered any laudanum hut subsequently, in Mrs. ,Ward's kitchen, she admitted to Mrs.. Ward, that she administered some laudanum to the child, to make it quiet, as it was very cros .* Several ...

... Tley gained admission to the shop in the following',iinAer; they. got over a wall at the back part of the house, opened the kitchen door, forced ?? aiparlour then into the shop ; they left a candle burning oi the coun- ter. he inmates, two sisters, alarmed ...