... employ of O ir. Harley, of the Red Lion Inn, in Wirksworth, esd on the evening of the 17th September last, were sitting in the kitchen, where the prisoner & his associates were drinking. They had, it appeared, occasion to go out into tlw yard about eight o'clock ...

... taken frotn a cupboard in the house, and that the i thieves had gained admittance by removing a pane of glass ilt the back kitchen window, and unbolting the door in the inside, they opened another interior door by making a largehole in the pannel with a ...

... They were mostly committed in Ilare's house, which was very f convenient for the purpose, as it consisted of aroom and a kitchen. Daft Jamie was murdered there. The story told of this murder c is incorrect; }fare began the struggle with him, and they ...

... house ac- cording to the evidence adduced was in the parishes of Ault Hucknall and North Wingfield, the pauper slept in the kitchen ' ?? chamber, which was on the WVingfield side, a part of the time, .and afterwards inthe parlour chamber, which was in the ...

... The bloody razor was lying open on a box by the side of the bed, and the case was lying ons the dresser down stairs in the kitchen, and with it a lath-hatchet. Immediately after the discovery of the murders the officers of justice were quickly on the alert ...

... went to bed at 11 I o'clock, (her lodgers having previously gone;) on rising at . 4 o'clock the next morning she found the kitchen window opened, and the property stolen. Daniel Brarikrick gave evidence to the same effect ; and , John Hogg and Moses Mason ...

... lying extended along the kitchen dfloor; her head was near the back door and her feet towards ,the other door, which leads frona the kitchen along the Is I passage into the shop.- SI ?? a closer examination, the floor of the kitchen was 8found deluged in ...

... see that the passage door was not sleet, and witness could see through the house that the back-door was eshut. and that the kitchen looked dark. . tlr. Hall, the chief officer of Union Hall, called the at- terntion of the Jury to a fact which lie believed ...

... passed over till next day, after the prosecutor had brought in the coach from Sheffield. On his arrival he went into the kitchen of the Old Angel, in Ches. terfield, and was sitting on the settle there, when the defend. ant came to him and asked him if ...

... several times for relief'which he refused, without an order from the guardians. On the last occasion en coining down into the kitchen, witness said to Elliott, et Well, Jornithli, have you brought mc a note from Mr. Wood r Prisoner said no, but that M1r. ...

... situated in Burslem.ktreet,! New Islington. When the officers went into the house they found ir. and SIrs. Smith sitting at the kitchen fire. Some questions wece put by the officers. and from the answers they received they were induced to go up stairs. They ...

... morning of the following Monday, about four o'cltc, wase got up to wash, and observed the trowsers han.big in the wook in the kitchen; went out to fetch some water, 'q on her return found they had been removed ; prisoner wasaithen up, and she observed them ...