... Wainfleet-Iher a 1 , mother at, a friend's houfe-.-the children Cthree fiftert v d and' a brother) in bed-the fervants in the kitchen.- v 11 Witnefs faw defendant the night before, and told him, b '. that her father and mother were going out. On the iath Ii ...

... trampled it under her feet.' ;'i'he officers at length overpowered her, and forced their way into the houre by taking out the kitchen fa windo w , but they found the Colonelshad, made his cfcapc. The account Mifs Dick'enfon gave in her aflidavit was very diffcrent ...

... scurtedes n writings, ;and sornii :an II ticle money, were deposited in her bed-chamnber, wh-]ich hle cl tfwas s tuated above the kitchen ; that shte received]11ia fromt her late master. Cuthbert 'Ellison, of iveston, kno' it-in the 'said county ; that she camne ...

... coroner-Ififlie knew of any poifon in the houfe ?-fhe replied, about two months fnce fhe saw fomtething it a paper on the kitchen window, which one of the young mcn faid was poifon, and cautioned her not to touch it, as it wasto be firewed with chopped ...

... intoxicated. It the evening he afked her to' H go dowu ftuirs wvith him, which (he did. When they got SI to dowsv between the.kitchen and 'the flairs, he got her -head fa the under his left arm, atdxcut her throat with a coblkr's ktife, I which he had bro ...

... totadly piolubslited, though it is said i oslmbeqinmmem IffirooUMMEtirn-ntr'daen' by, ste ilth.-1-lere is also a public kitchen, where you6 suns9 get iiny dish, steak, or chop, cooked, for aI triff6 ana' sonta inl with veuzetable's, at 'my, hour vou ...

... ststera,,Else'aheth and charlotte. a * ? nmrnsnw. ?it uphetWCeiV ? 0 ?ir1 eight; Ch r15,ttewas in heel E4s?abetJi in the kitchen; 4 ,?es5st, .bbt;di?'iiOt,,?nOW what she piii? in; he thought. 'i? * - Nsf ? put somethlo? oi5t of a ?re?m jug that stood ...

... 'brbukgt up, !k e ave4ll4n4bo~uta ajiwimute-,Theý ftreet door,,was,. then faft,*for Witwefa had fattened 'it &irfdll. The kitchen. windows.'i'vcie'`Ifoý'it,'andr beh?e waas no Candle' left in it. r There were mouldc'and le'AIft in. fle,'filv'er candlefticks ...

... fol low :-Join 5 Ilalnes, tihe plaintiff. ht-inig sosessced of an ustiite in 'Y orksuiire, niortgagcd the sntlie to Joseph -Kitchen, for seeurir,'le intl ot -teitil. He attorwvardis texecuted a I morttrge thereo' tol the Ilfendatit Wait ewriglht, who w lvas ...

... the wiitness and anothe, person wvent in: Ge. ~Woodcock was the first person who went up stairs; there was nobody in the kitchen. The prisoner was addicted to dririking, but lie nevd heard aily thing amiss of his mind; he considered hirt ailways to be ...

... tite UI IT'lrl;or nnistt Ihnho v Itlr t lwi colsivsitteel e for it little betitre two o'clock I ill, Ut o sisutters of tlse kit'chen Nisnisowtis' wichs~ shil in, trie 'reoif n'i iostle, %vret oi'see vcii toC[it! Partially closed, anti in a pr lp fey nisittes ...

... a cootfiderable 'qltantity of1 bIan-notes an'd gold, thrynsiur- dered (as is fdppotcd) with a 6utchhr's cleaver. and, the kitchen poker,'the unfortunare domrt-ics aboye named. A murder of this:_ind feerni imparalleled. eves In, atrocity by the.b Welltkuowii ...