... in the house it about two hours, when Mr. Bolamn opened the back door al with a key, and came to her, immediately-, in the kitchen. He told her that he had come for a key which he had 11 oteand that she must Shut the window-shutters h 'rmaeall safe ; observing ...

... jacket, who asked me to go with him to Buckingham House. I went, and have been there ever since. I got my victuals in the kitchen, and I thought myself very well off, because I came to London rto better myself. Mr. White- Well, you cound not . go to ...

... own confession that out she got home at five o'clock, and found her master there, J he having broken a pane of glass in the kitchen window hai in order to obtain admission. The facts are simply Sto im- these :-The police, who have been assiduousin their ...

... quarter to ecleves, and went into the kitchen, soon after whichi the d cecabed joined them. He knew the deceased vvry Nevll, anid thought he was about twenty-five or tw~enty-seven years of age. On going info the kitchen he saw him (the de- ceased) down, and ...

... William Richardson said he was at Parkinson's vaults Ai Is8o on the night in question, and as he was passing from the he aid, kitchen into the bar, heard the report of fire arms, on D which a general rush took place. On hearing the report di~i in- witness ...

... cair~ bt heter hewas pushed by the prisoner or not, wit-int nesha o ?? afterwards got up, In wn in Ath ud, th poiesd fte kitchen, when the prisoner went up to Saidd her; ad witnss sawhim ju his.hand to the left side of her dope Winsebsredoetigwib h ocivdt ...

... the windows, whicii were not closed, a poet of blood on wr the ifloor. In mucs alarm they instantly proceeded to the olin kitchen to procure lights, with which, accompanied by the cook, leie they returned to the draiving-roomn, whoa a most horrible aspec- ...

... expected. It fell with a 14 o tremendous crash upon the premises of Mr. Estlin, Vaulxhall- fei e road, destroying the back-kitchen and outoffices. Fortunately, A, e two of his children and the nurse had that minute left the spot, L- or they must have been ...

... the chair, and I turned away. The flext earni tiot thing I saw was the prisoner's wife. on the opposite side Ja ncsof the kitchen, without it cap, and the prisoner standing in Se the close by. I swthe prisoner put his hand to hernek ing c ranbut cannot ...

... as a servant in a house at North thi heVeEdge-hil], was propa ring her master's supper, she tw 47heard immediately.over th kitchen window, therepeated H( risIinilfant. On hateningto the spot, sbe discovered en' g.a female child, about ten or twelve days ...

... bailiff and on auctioneer coming to his ma~ster's slnop on Friday, the 12th of July. Mir. Boddiopton wnas at innnue in the kitchen, and the auctioneer went to him. Mr. Ilooddington then came and said, Joseph, we shall have to shut up; there is an execution ...

... was on Friday. She was in the kitehen when pci. soner came in. There was at lobby between the shop and 'kitchen. She open~ed the door out of the kitchen, and prisoner was in the lobhy. He asked for a loaf and half a pound of cheese. She lied at that time ...