... to the boat. The constable also bore testimony to the' willingness which Leck had shown to have his boat searched. William Kitchen, a lsbourer, proved that Wilshaw gave 9 him a knife on the 13th of September, on Cromford bridge. v Thia knife was owned by ...

... directed by his wife to turn the cats out of the kitchen. The prisoner accordingly went, and took with her a lighted candle. After some time, as the prisoner did not return, witness went into the kitchen to seek her.. but she was not there, nor could be ...

... went to it, and found it was on fire; people were there at the time endeavourlng to put it out; witness observed that the kitchen window had been opened, as it was fastened by a nail, and two panes were broken ; there were marks of the nails of a shoe ...

... bundle E in her hand, in which she found the shirt now produced, o0 which had been taken from a pancheon standing at her Ii kitchen door, ard is her husband's property. Guilty.-To Pi be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for two calendar 14 months. 01 ANN ...

... arrives. 3. If a fire is violent, wet a blanket, and throw it on the part in flames. c 4. Should a fire break out in the kitchen chimney, or any other, a blanket, wetted, should be nailed to the upper ends of the mantel-piece, so as to cover the opening ...

... prsoins outside the bar window; as she was leaving thl ns th bashe took notice one of the men was watching her du, tee into the kitchen ; one appeared to have a, black surtout on,re V, au4 ler afiutitan coat and a pair of gaiters. One of them ho to j0is b~L ...

... -..Jantes Tomlinson found thecan of varnish wo in the bed room of the prisoner at the Abbey Barns, and the d keys in the kitchen.-The can and keys were identified by .M. Air. Mason. his There were two other charges against the prisoner, hut he m-. was ...

... it )>uiae it. Ti'raik Ukking, pmlice constable, searched prisoner's house i) Jdldy after, adli found tihe ladder in -his kitchen. Christopher Dati sawv a ladder its prisoner's house in April, bul would not positively say whether it was the same as now ...

... were broken- of oeand 4171. l0s. in gold, with 1761. 14s. 1lod, in silver, to were abstracted therefrom. Upon a table in the kitchen of were found the fragments of a ham, two empty wine ah bottles, and a brandy bottle. Upon searching the cellar .r* i was ...

... they net with difficelties, and much mystery e was involved as to the way the pcrties got in . When b they reached the hack kitchen, th'e found the staple, is in.which a bolt fixed on a door, had been wrenched off, 7 but there wes a doubt whether that lad ...

... the whole neighbour- I hroad for a corrsideratrle distrince around. Thre fire origi- s ated, it is supposed, in one of tire kitchens of the roirse, and ilse devouring eleeneit rosin an upward directirsa, making its way through the first iand second floors ...

... Ludlow is, that the two pair of e stockings found by Gecrgo Hathaway, the ostler at the d Angel l, Ludlow, on removing an old kitchen grate 2 which etood in the brewboase, belonged to Josiah Misters, y new in oar county prison, eharged with an attempt to d ...