... was arrived ; and, still she was down if stairs. At this time he (the husband)r got up, anid 'pro- qur ceedisig into the kitchen, saw his 'aife anid KL'lsali ala, sitting on each side the fire-place. He said, I think it twi is timeo for you to comle to ...

... me and defendant in the kitchen. We sat there. He had his arle round me. That was the lirst time he had connection wilh me. I saw him t the next 6undiy at mly brother's, ho came at ten in the evenizig, and I saw him in the kitchen. The people in the house ...

... Liwvared. Iam. Sherejoined, Ahi what's up ? I a:1i, Come this way, and I will tell you; * ud I I t, ik. her into the back kitchen. I said, You are e' charged- with administering some ?? In a pie to b your husband.- She answered, Ah I why I could not ...

... face Id. lwas driven in. The poor woman was lying in a of pol of blood, which was literally running through te, the back kitchen into the garden. One side of her face. was quite beaten in with the blunt end of the axe; her left wrist was nearly chopped ...

... announces that on the 3rd, as M. do Manel- wet ,e lange, the proprietor of the estate of Chamblas, was the lstanding in the kitchen of the chateau giving somneof il ordcre to hio domestics, a shot was fired through was 'e the wvindow, and the bail passing ...

... bong no evidence up. effe tr eated, Veerdict, Found ?? Friday, at the Craters ?? f Helfer, Stanonliagho, on the body of John Kitchen Greenwood, cor t Cwho was killed by a cart accidentally runntirng over ?? Sater- card doeda, at the Anchor, Langflceld, on ...

... strap which he hid round his waist. I got him further into the passage, and tookltilm towards a door whick leads into the kitchen. I got it partly open, but aEL woman, named Sarah Asqluith. closed It, anid I could'nt effect. my oiject. At that time I had ...

... Charles D'ennison, to thet house of the ..pisoner, and onzmn d9wn s5tair's, I saw Ja -a up bidt upon snine sticks n *small b&ac kitchen. The loft. formed a kind of' caber. I sai, Wat i this I' He'repeied, It is some bran. Itouched it,. and said, -They ...

... -Margaret Beckwith, mother to the pro- w *:ocutor said, I was left in charge of the shop, and was part sa -1 the time in the kitchen, where I could not see into tile s `s:OP.--S. Lewis said-I saw the prisoner in the Groves V Zn the afternoon of the robbery ...

... anything. A nte quarter of an hour afterwards, the watchman kuocked ish me up, and said be had found three mem at my ted kitchen door, with theis- faces blacked. The watchman lng and I sealrched the house and yard. He found a Lce. ten-dish not belonging ...

... A five-pound bill, four - sovereigns, and sixteen shillings, were found in her box, in Ia red purse. On the 20th, in the kitchen, I said she had .better have confessed at the time . [Mr. HILDYARD L. here interrupted the examination, and quoted one ...

... several occasions 3 1 have given the child bread, and once Mrs. Grainger broughit the bread back and threw it down into my - kitchen, telling me to keep my dirt. When I have been iii her house, I have seen the other children getting their victuals, and Thomas ...