... took up a decanter, and attempted once or twice to strike her mother. Witness was called away from the place to attend the kitchen, and when he returned the deceased complained that the prisoner had struck her with a poker. She complained of injury to her ...

... She bought some. He then asked the servant for rags and bones, and he would buy them. The servant left the prisoner in the kitchen, and on returning he gave her oranges for the rags and went away. After he had gone the servant missed a spoon. She ran after ...

... fire. a v fusion stood near tho village of Bridge of JSarn, thr Was ^lieo storeys in height. The fire originated tbo°U- ^le kitchen chimney becoming ignited and blowing strongly at the time, the flames soon WlM ^rougliGufc the entire building,. Nearly the ...

... were also very drunk. He then went into the kitchen, which was also nearly full of men and women. There were two men sitting down by the fire very drunk, with beer on the table before them. In the back kitchen he saw four or five men, one of whom was very ...

... house; one of the men was supplied with a glass of whiskey by the landlady, the de- fendant being at the time asleep in the kitchen. The officer, in reply to Mr. Bielloch, admitted that the defen- dant cleared his house immediately upon becoming aware that ...

... the besoms of ull derbred beings—say, among the literary Jeameses ...

... TRADE UNIONISM IN THE KITCHEN- On Friday night a meeting of domestic servants sident in Dundee and neighbourhood was held. The Dundee Advertiser says:—Two girls addressed the meeting at some length, contending that the domes, servants were entitled to ...

... character. It was stated by the prosecation that for- about five years past the pri- soner had been intimate with a Mrs. Kitchen, of Liver- pool, the widow of a joiner, during which time she had represented that there was due to both of them a legacy ...

... make a mistake about the keys. The one which she stated belonged to the gate actually belonged to the door leading from the kitchen to the coal cellar. As for the other bunch of keys said to be missing, upon which is the key of the safe, I placed behind ...

... gunpowder is one of the articles retailed in the shop. At seven o'clock Mrs. Hunt down stairs for the purpose of making the kitchen fire. A short time after she had been downstairs, a terrifio report, which could be heard at the distance of a mile, startled ...

... About eleven o'clock witness heard a dreadful row downstairs. He got out of bed, and putting on his clothes, went down to the kitchen, where Brice was kicking his wife with his heavy drainers' boots, full of nails, and dragging her by the hair of her head ...

... received from the lady whose demise we sorrowfully record, a discriminating but warm support, and in the establishment of a soup-kitchen during the winter months she personally interested herseH and rendered great prac- tical aid. The completion of the church ...