... ansd Arirs, her Trafford ? h- Sirs. Partridge: They kept fottr metaserrants, three it go. nurse-rnaids, housekeeper, cook, kitchen-twid, housta..t Ix. maid, and lady'Hrntald. td Sir. Thesiger Did votr assist at all fin the wtork of tile Ie of hostse P lee ...

... upon the windoows. I was tire last that went to bed, it was abouit 12; I got np rit the morining about ?? 6i, anti founr the kitchen droropen. lhelihaldoorwasalsrtwide oper leding oirto thle garden. The bell was on the mat by tire side of the door. In thie ...

... or the ;rond, to that cot- w tage. John Bariraby then got sip, and wilts his bro- I, ther-in-law Stoevell. cvent into ?? kitchen opesring into tire garden, and thence into tire stark-yarn. in the latter place d there was a stracr-trontso, ce'trorn Reedlesome ...

... landsloird of' tire! Qiei'. IHeast. sispiecting thitu at robirery hailhive vir i'ir'raieti. hail the uata pslacedr in the kitchen, anti ifonn ,in li ioo's rrY s seint for tire Pitlice. winO tir- riveil fii ?? cour.se iii's Itw Ott 10. wshenthoI hi alt ...

... and arrived near his own house about seven o'clock. At that time Emma Fret- well, the servant of the deceased, went to the kitchen door and saw two men at the back of the wall in a lane leading to deceased's house. They were about 30 yards from her and ...

... at home, but saw nothing of the other prisoner. 10 Farrage went up stairs to search, and Prime remained with rd me in the kitchen. I heard Farrage call for the key of thel e bed -room door, and Prime took it from his waistcoat pocket I 'd and the key was ...

... when he was at our house, at a quarter before two. I went from the great room into the kitchen to wait upon Mr. Cowing, and I observed the clock. After he left the kitchen, he went into the great room to a gentleman of the name of Baker, but I cannot state ...

... she re- plied, ' They are looking for me and my man : we have got a piece of money to night, and then went into the back kitchen, having first put some paper into the tap-room fire. Green: I never made use of such an expression, and Mrs. Watts your'e ...

... 3seews rtreada h os a ak the man did not end go in till a woman, a neighbour, came up with a lantern. ow. Upon entering the kitchen, the unfortunate womaln Emma R~ed Evans was discovered lying on the ground on her right side, with three wounds on her skull ...

... the noise having ceased that they were gone, They had left the light on the kitchen table. I looked into the kitchen and in the keeping room. I saw thev lad entered bv the kitchen window. They got to the bar by taking a picce out on the other side, lie keeping ...

... was seen at his mnstcr's honse at I-past 7 o'clock, and again at il o'clock, when lie took 'sup er wit] the servants in the kitchen, and there was not the slightest pretellice for saying that lie left the house again that miihit. Now, the circuiustalices ...

... had a present made to her of hldlf a pail of soup. In the evening, the articles in ?? were missed from a dresscr in the kitchen, and susl)icioii e havilng fallen upon the prisoner, her house was search ed, and some of the articles were discovered by ...