... charity, and a third person then came. In a while, witness heard a noise as if in the kitchen, and on going in that direction witness saw the prisoner at the kitchen door. -In half an hour afterwards, witness missed his coat, and his brother and he went ...

... dered. The statement given by one of his children proved, alas, to be too true; the mother was lying on the floor of the kitchen, apparently lifeless, with several wounds from the pistol bullets on her head. She was raised from the floor and, although ...

... sac deceased's house, when he saw their daughter look through sei the kitchen window; she then screamed, and hogged him to force the deer open, which he did. On entering the kitchen usp the body ef John Tewndrow wvas lying on its left side, tile in head ...

... ieys, Chesterfield, and while one of them engaged her aid. in conversation in the bar, the others went forward into avethe kitchen snd broke open a cupboard, from which they rie eftook 24s. And on the same evening, between eight and and nine o'cloch, the ...

... ct'e sideboard drawer, lb which wvere deposited several articles of plate they were alarmed by heaving footsteps onI th kitchen ' sfairtsd'ost'ifnseditely' decump''d, .knocking dodin the. parsage tbh' servant, who attempted to oppose their re- treat ...

... evening, the family were alarmed by the dog breaking loose from the manger, to which it had been tied, and rushing into the kitchen, On examining the stables, a valuable mare was found to have been led out, and ready bridled for the eon- venience of the ...

... George, aged 10 years, Ann, aged 7, and Alfred, aged 4, and Aim Ham- mond, the niece of Mrs. Lucas) merely occupied, the kitchen and attic story, and the other part was let out to lodgers. He is described to have been a very sober and. well-conducted ...

... tobacco? She said I yes.' I said, ' please to give me an ounce,' or half an ounce, I forget which. She then turned towards the kitchen. I ivent in after her. Slaw- won was close at my back. I put my hands upon her mouth; she began to shout as well as she could ...

... always went by the name of Jane Good, and she and the prisoner lived as man and wife, on very good terms. She ?? the front kitchen, and Good used to come and see her as her husband. For the last two years he often Came early in the morning, and once came ...

... On several occasions the prisoner when _ she refused to have him, struck witness with his fist. 1 Remembers being in the kitchen, when he came to her; C the other servants were out milking, and the family was in the parlour. Prisoner asked if witness ...

... o'clock of in tlae morning of the 30th ult., she heard a noise, and on Is going to see where it was, shte was met in thle back kitchen !d by two men who had entered through the roof by re- of mov~in~g some slates, and she was unmercifully beaten by ly theta ...

... by a gang of Sheffield thieves. RonnEmtFs--A few days since an entrance was ef- fected by forcing the csemlilent into the kitchen of the Green Oak, Totley, kept by Mr. Charles Vickers, but in consequence of tile indoor of tile house being securely fastened ...