... the 27th, when he went to business, and on returning in the evening had some food prepared for him. The son entering the kitchen on some pretence offered to cut up some potatoes for frying. Soon after eating these Mr. Tutton was again seized with illness ...

... of his bed. By this time Howard returned and stated that North, who was coming to the Hall, told him that Foss was in the kitchen with her at the time of the assault, and knew nothing of whet passed. Mr. Mayne said that he hoped the magistrates would panish ...

... titues without, her leave. On Sunday, the 4th instant l Miss Arthur missed a silver spoon, ehich was kept in a cli et in the kitchen, and on the next Thursday a part of it swas oiffered for sale by the prisoner to Mr. Trimble, who detained it. and gare i ...

... Bridge, near Hemingfield, is reported by the Manchester Guardian. The villains, five in number, effected an entrance at the kitchen door, with an instrument which out out a round piece of the door a little wider than one panel, leaving an opening rather ...

... bedroom as to be heard? Was it likely that Sarah Kcean, the go-between as she had been termed, should go down into the kitchen, and ask for another cup and saucer for Sir Henry Seale? The learned counsel then dwelt on the effect which the statement ...

... the inmates vrs slept, the prosecutor's house was burginriouslv entered and ts the articles abovementioned stolen from the kitchen, as well ha as a quantity of edibles from the dairy. Subsequently the ra. prisoner, who had been in the prosecutor's employ- ...

... I assisted him. This continued till her death. Either I or Miss Lanchester assisted. him. I made g the injections in the kitchen and took them up stairs. He a used sometimes to put the laudanum in. I did so too. I prepared the injection in a basin. He ...

... this Iassociation had not entirely engaged their thoughts, for there were ragged schools, baths and waslihouses, and soup1 .kitchens, in all of which they bad taken an active part, and in which he had also had the great privilege to assist. He bafl the honour ...

... anything, they next crossed the yard which separates it from the main dwelling, and finally entered P' )the shop through the kitchen. Considering the extreme 0 publicity of the neighbourhood, the number of people h ;,constantly on the spot, and other surrounding ...

... would be certain to occur-viz., a farther rise in the rate; and to strip Exeter of the character it now held, by its soup-kitchen and other charities, in addition to the high scale of relief at the Work- house, of being a refuge for the indigent. Mr. Osoosu ...

... living no one knew how. His last specula. tion to obtain a living for himself, independent of his parents, was to beg soup kitchen tickets, sell them, and make use of the ready so obtained in jovial entertainment with a set of boon companions. As he ...

... escape into the street in their nightclothes. Three of the children, indeed, who were sleeping in a turn-upbed- r stead in the kitchen, were rescued with some difficulty, s havingbeen completel3 immersed in thebeer,which rushe d sthrough the walls, forcing ...