... cultivated districts in Italy, and, as regards the plain itself, may truly be said to exhibi, the ecommomy and show of a large kitchen garden. The hills are covered with vineyards and olive groves, especially the latter, whose pale foliage meets the eye at ...

... inforinations two days after, and on the Monadary ?? went with the police to search pri- soner's house ; lie rematied in the kitchen, atnd he saw one of the police drop a paper from a parcel which.he brought from the room, and told him so; saw him lift the ...

... witniess opened theldoor, when four men caure in; identifies the nrisnrers as three of the persons; they sat down at the kitchen table; one of them -named Todd rose rep and went imto the room where the Weavers' Committee was sitting her mistress attempted ...

... wotild lead her (witness) to suppose tbtit she had had a miscarriage; aitness .lty in the room, ard Margaret Hertila in the kitchen. To a Juror-Thiliks she~could not have miscarried with- out witiless knowinlg it Pat 11-]1roy-Margtmret [lenin lived for tvo ...

... the man then said. i Sir Rohert is now in town, and he has desired me to order two of your best hams, a Stilton cheese, a kitchen cheese, and one for toasting; and if you will pack them in a bag, I will cell for them in three-quarters of an hour. The ...

... M-Connell, for an assault on Alex. Black, tat Belfast, on 1Ith July.-Not guilty. Arthur Mateer, for stealing a metal door of a kitchen range, the property of John Young, at Belfast.-Guilty; six months hard labour. David Evans, for stealing a pig's fillet, the ...

... Tuesday, at Dirycot Cerrme, on tile body of Maria Surm- mers, who, in the Saturday previous, ignited her night dress by' the kitchen fire, by which she was so dreadfully burnt, as to cause her alnmost immediate death. It appeared i u evidence that she wris ...

... rest. Hutcheson, ano her witness, was in Cuoillinglhian's house, on the saloe night: he described tite occurirences i the kitchen, atnd stated, that he vas hinuself teateni, aitd sense- less for a sho t tite: thut he did not see Fox ; hilt he could ntot ...

... rnother-he then dragged her to the kitchen by the arms-they said it was for James Mills-they wanted her to put on her clothes-she said she would not -she went into her own room again, and they again drgged her out to the kitchen, and then into the street-saw ...

... Kavanagh's avenue, and( got a bhlw of a branich of a tree in the fore- head; Putt Fleming and I slept in a settle-bed in the kitchen ; I went to bed at the usual hour the night follow- ing, Friday; I awoke during tile night, and beard the horse coming to ...

... Mr. Sly's trial. Arch. Sly-The prisoner was bn his employmeat with a boy named Fleming. They slel)t in a settle-bed ii the kitchen on the eight after Mr WaJsh's murder. Jnhn Car- diff, Mr Kavanagh's steward, arild the coachman, Francis Perrin, came to my ...

... that Petty Sessions were held at Bellaghy, Intisltsh, and other places in the *eighhourhood of Steele's residence. Samuel Kitchen-Is governor of the gaol; got Steele tinder it committal from Mr. Jones; kept him from 23d Nov. to 27th Jati; he was kept in ...