... Wkitess asked If an that was the way to treait a delicate child, by driving it into a , cold damp kitchen like that. The mother said the child was in dli, the kitchen in consequence of having to go to the water closet t so frequently. After some objjotions on ...

... was visiting th6re in November last. On a 'Tuesday evening, while Miss Elizabeth Blatchford was blowing the fire in the kitchen, the prisoner stepped up behind her and shot her with a six- t barrelled revolver. Mrs. Blatchford, hearing the report, rushed ...

... mother of the ohild left her for a few mlnuten in the kitchen alone, and oa her return she found her with her head and shotldera immersed in a pan of hot water which had been left in a corner of the kitchen. 'On the child being taken out it was found that ...

... hatchet eo( with him from the kitchen and returned to the Vi turf-house, where he again locked himself in. He again came out and said the blood (of Tom Con- the nolly) was not yet cold. He then etayed some eff time in the kitchen, and brought a block with ...

... hoswas sitting, on Sunday last, with the deceased, s; who was getting his dinner, when, in an instant, the flooring of the kitchen gave way, and they were both pre. cipitated into a well underneath, ten feet deep. Ils cries of the servant brought Mrs. Thomas ...

... event into a small pantry just outside the kitchen door. leaving Mrs Jones reading a newspaper at the fireside, Mr. Jones . having, she believed, gone upstairs. Whilst in the pantry, Mr. Jones went through the kitchen door, ' L and crossing the yard walked ...

... the is practice to put the lamp out at night, and not leave it arniing in the kitchen. Bly the Coroner.-She could give no idea as to who was the last person in the kitchen where the F fire occurred. I By a Jury ?? could say Mr. Liptrot did n o to bed ...

... know it was Ioaded, and placed it on a shelf in the kitchen, where it remained. On the 21st ultimo the father of the deceased was standing in the shop, when he heard the report of a pistol in the kitchen. He went there, and found the deceased, who said, ...

... tha were Mr. Webster and a friend, she ran intO tbe e ! to let them nass into the kitchen, a3 she n-, ! half-dressed. thetwo men ?? inaind wen~st rsut through to the kitchen. bhe tben feuand out1 that .b welre stranteto. and she raw out and, shutting the ...

... come to the table, he said Don't troubleaboutme. Kitchen then went 2 upstairs to see his wife, who bad recently been aconfined. Between. four and five o'clock on the , same day le came into the kitchen and drank: quantity of carbolic acid from a bottle ...

... Mrs. aye was then on the sofa in the St Is; kitchen, her head being covered with blood, and bearing many wounds. She was unconsmous. ab There was blood on the floor, ceiling, and walls su ig, of the kitchen. At his instanee the deceased ini was removed ...

... oil a sofa in the kitchen, of where site ivas to sleep The fellow servant had not been of in bed lonlg before she heard Mrs. Newton calling out, ara Don't, Kitty . She wvent down stairs quietly and listened th; at thc door of the kitchen, but as there did ...