... '~d-gar. There was a kitchen naid in thle same estatblishment, orre Sarah Mills. The kitchen maid alpparently won the affectiops of the porter, but it does aiot aupear that she retsstned them. 'lime rolled On.. trarah Mills left the kitchen of Messrs Swaan ...

... dry. Joseph Snodgrase, one of them, being a ce notorious offender, was remitted to the Sheriff. - ro A man of the name of Kitchen was apprehended on be Monday, charged with stealinga watch from a house in lit Jedburgh. He will of course be detained until ...

... that lhe was aroused by hearing two or three screams, which seemed to proceed from the lower part of the house, in which the kitchen and the bedroom of deceased are situated. Ile paid no attention to the circumnstanlce, however, think- ing that she had perhaps ...

... Henry Marshall, rector of Calary,'! the rev. er gentleman being absent at the tiie. The m marauders at oace proceeded to the kitchen, ds where four of the servants were. - The disguised ae ruffians presented pistols at them, ordering them be to turn their ...

... ?-I have not seen anything in the ttatement that would ac cnunt for the footmarks on the kitchen floor. There were a number of marks of hbre feet oms the kitchen floor, roumid the crcisnferenco of the Tsrtthiat is washed-whilsh I referred to in Tuy ecviizcuc ...

... beer. lie was in the kitchen at ?? at iodred the. time ; he was not present whets the reckoning was iteret or has paid ; they wetrc sitting in a front room, and tnot in the fell, it, soalI.- kitchen where hie was, lie was in the kitchen wvheu his l'l0 y naltig- ...

... the farm yard, about 50 vardi from the street, the only entrance used being at the kitchen door, which opens in the yard and communicates by a long passage with the kitchen ; and this circumstance will somewhat account for the cries of the uifortunate man ...

... at Mrs Kinps all night, &c.-that her mistress came into the kitchen to offer her some brandy, as if to conciliate her, which she refused to drink ; that Mr Macfarlane then went into the kitchen and wished her to have some drink, but that she declined; that ...

... ~vent to Kitchener, and afked for the key Mr ,of the counting-houfe, flating himfelf to be ill. a Hc went through the counaing-houae to the pri- .vyi rnd fohut the ?? inftantly ll faw Thy a&fh of the piftoi, and Mlight came into brat the kitchen ?? rufhed ...

... Dumbarton-Remem- bered being called, on the 1 Ith of November last, to see the deceased, Mrs Leckie. Found her lying on the kitchen-floor, in a state of unconsciousness, with the mark of a severe blow on the left eye. The de- ceated gradually sunk after ...

... my mother was struggling to ip, my father pushed her down, and | kitchen. She got up without assist- other returned to the shop. My mother ,a kitchen, where I also remained. a the kitchen till about nine o'clock. asking if I had got my tea, and I tedly ...

... say, ' Ah ! that was So-and-So ; he's still at it.' The second time the robbers descended the ares, burst open one of the kitchen windows, then prised a door from its hinges, and coming up stairs had nearly the whole house at their command, for the greater ...