... deccasemi, waco was inl feeble health amd ahort-sighted, was inl an undergronnd kitchen. at his rest- (InCeC. His semi, who was ii, an apartment above, hcard a noise in the kitchen, and upons goilng there, fonmud his father lying agailnst time fire grate, ...

... one had been in the premises he sent a lad for a policeman. Going in the meantime to the top of the stairs, leading tothe kitchen, he heard the doors open and shut. When the police officer arrived the drawers and cupboards in the house were found to have ...

... challenge him (Deakin) to fight in the kitchen, nor did she hear him say No, I won't here; I'll go into the street. They both went into the street, but tier husband declined to fight, and returned to the kitchen. William Heron, landlord of the Guildford ...

... this. I was frightened, and ran away downstairs through the front and book kitchen into the garden and cried 'murder' and 'help.' Mlother stopped in the doorway of the kitchen, and I said 'Oh, mother, what are you goieg to do ? and she answered, 'I'll ...

... the honses is a kitchen. This apartmhnt also forms thef -senllery and washhouss, having in it a, sink and copper;I but, as is very frequently the case inscrouei in suc house, it i usrd to a ?? extent as a living room, It was in this kitchen, about eight ...

... filings upon it. He discovered in the pantry several pieces of white metal, of which the coins were made. On going into the kitchen he found a plaster of Paris mould formed to cast two shillings and a florin at once. In a drawer in the perlour table he found ...

... extent. The fhont of the house is towards the town and in the rear is a walled court-yard, with a heavy door, leading to a kitchen garden- beyond that is a smaller garden and a field, and beyond these again runs the Augustus Road. In the rear of the house ...

... to the North Stafford- shire Hounds, at Trentham, was broken into, ap entrance having been effected by the breaking of the kitchen- windowv. A hunting-knife, bunch of keys, and tobacco- pouch were stolen from the sitting-room. The knife and keys were found ...

... case was that on tho 14th of August she heard her brother Alfred, a lad seventeen years of age, crying in the kitchen. She vent into the kitchen, and found the defendant striking her brother, who was on the floor. She asked defendant for an explantion, ...

... as far as the parlour door, and looked Into the kitchen. As I was unlocking the parlour door the prisoner said. Emnmi I said, It in not Emma; It is L. I then opened the door and looked into the kitchen. The prisoner was there. He was leaning backwards ...

... on the best of terms. On altU~laY afternoon Paimer was left in the house alone, vo leaded guns being at that time in the kitchen. Sub- e~lntly prisoner informed another servant that Palmer ull been slhot dcad thro-ugh the nook, and the body of the ; was ...

... open a soup kitchen in a villase of the famine-stricken dis- trict. She wal informed that she might send in her offerings to tht Government Commissaries, who , would use their judgment in distributing them, but that no more private soup kitchens, corn stores ...