... her in the teitso during is temporary absence of about half an hour. On his return he missed from a chest of drawers in the kitchen a casbhsboX, contain- ing £7 10s. in goli, six spoors, two pair of sugartongs, two watches, a promissory note for £50, anti ...

... of booty. In tie kitchen a teaucaddy des hail boee exarilred, asld left upon the fender in front of the will fire * froin thie arlour a coat was taken, and three others to that wore hisoging in tire passage were left upon thN kitchen ' h1 floor. Thley ...

... o'clock on Monday morning, I took the prisoner his breakfast to bed, and shortly after lie caile down and went into the front kitchen. I went and tried the doors of the room sied found them all fast. I then looked in at one of the Windows, and saw him sitting ...

... woman there lying dead, and who pail boen emmployed am A eervant. A lady, whom he un. ?? to be Mr. Busch, showed him into the kitchen,l i vhere he found lying on a bed the body of a woman, in I the last stage of consuiption, her arms were extended, her eyes ...

... which was poison. She went to bed at haif-past niso o'clock, taking the cat as usual, with her, She slept down stairs in the kitchen. in the narning, her son came to her room and told her the ilre was not lighted, and that the deceased was not so. Ho then ...

... The theft from Mrs Garretty's shop was committed in a most daring manner. On the ?? in question the prosecntrix was in her kitchen when she heard a noise in her shop. Upon going into the shop she saw the two prisoners leaving, and she TraM after them. They~ ...

... Captain Lucas, who lives at thee west end of the town, for when the servant came down this maorning she found the kitchen window open, and the kitchen in confusion. Half of a large cooked turkey had been taken away, together with two plum-puddings, several eggs ...

... to him in the lower passage, when I let him go. OMlr. N. went to run by sue to the kitchen-door to call sometbody, upon which, just as Mr. W. was turning into the kitchen, I struck him a backhiitlded blov. the great cut across the jiaw, sanl he relaed basck ...

... family were sitting by the fireside on Monday night, the prisoner, who was drunk, blit them and went to the bottom of the kitchen steps, and tried to strangle himself with a scarf. He had atteiupted to do the sime thing on the previous night, and his absence ...

... which was poison. She went to bed at half-puast nine o'clock, taking the cat as usual, with her. She slept down stairs in the kitchen. In the morniag, her son came to her room and told her the tire was not lighted, and that the deceased was not sm. He then ...

... about an hour and a half. The passage and stair-head Iog, doors were looked, so that they would have to come I hi tbraugh the kitchen where they would be seen. There' had were six or seven of us kept standing en the stai rs a wall considerable time,, antd ...

... consisted of tho ground floor, con. taiunng a parlour, a bedroom, and kitchen. There are two other floors in the house, occupied by several families. The officers found in Mrs. Fsercv'e kitchen. many esgus of blood. The window was smashedand the room disarranged ...