... \Wednesday, 5th December, she was left alone in her bedroom, having ordered the nurse home for her dinner. I was washing in the kitchen, and at hall-past twelve o'clock I heard her screaming loudl. I at once ran upstairs, and found her bending over the foot ...

... mysterious death of Patrick O'Hare, the porter of the Newsry Union and his wife, whose lifeless bodies were dis- covered in a kitchen in a tenement house at the foot of Newry Street, Rathfrilsnd, last evening. The cause of death is still unascertained. Abou~t ...

... Magdalene Church, at 1-30 p.m., on Friday, then funerai will proceed to Shank- ?? Graveyardl KITCHEN-August30. at 954, Madrid Street, Belfast, Miss Elizabeth Kitchen, late of Nielson Street. Hfer rcmainas will be removed for interment in Clifton Street B ...

... hour at which she found him. She was not present when he died. When she founi him he was lying on his mouth and nose on the kitchen floor. She turned him over, but he never spolre. Witness afterwards went and borrowed a candle, and found with the aid of ...

... cousin of the bride, assisted by the Biev. P. Vaughan, 3LIA, rector, Henry Elliott Ceevallier Kitchener, Captain 46th Regiment, eldest son of Lieut.-Colonel Kitchener. late 9th Regiment, to Eleanor Fanny, only child of Lieut.-Col. Lushing- ton, C.B., late ...

... abused awl treated her badly. Hie fell on the floor, and cursed and kicked. She placed him on a tempo- rary bed near the kitchen fire, and gave him two cups of soup. He became unconscious, and wats put to bedl at nine o'clock, and remained so until he ...

... Cathedral, Derry, by tile Rev James Oralianu, Mr Johli Smnylie, of that city, to Mary Jane. third daugitter of Mr Samuel Kitchen, Govemnor of the Gaol. On the 3d inst. in Articlave Church, by the Venerable the Archdeacon of Derry. Mr John Craig, Newt ...

... Royal Hospital. Its face and hands oiera burned.; The child was alive when witness lefM it on the seat in the kitchen. The mother tas in the kitchen, a.n-l waVs crying. There wvea a fic in the room, and the crade w7as a short distance from ict-bout tWo feet ...

... counlty of Armagh. Os tuocalaay lsat, at Letlterlesiy, Mrs. Conolly, wife ssf Mr. ( iar]l ( nnotly. She had just gone into b r kitchen, and, without hasvisg been heartd to complain, suddenly fell dead on the floor. At Esilaletntir, oil the vist tlt. in then6th ...

... , and when doe juvy retired to the house in Brook Street, where the dead body of the child lay, there was no-fire in the kitchen, awnd the place -was destitute od furniture. There was no bed, and the kitlea sad another little room off it presented a most ...

... bu ?? a settled. The Duke and Duchess, PltL-al` ' Atbara to-day for Khartoum, where they will ar- rive on Saturday. Lard Kitchener with Zubeir Pasha fair Ithel 'rca palace in Khartoum. lll l I aa-l England to-morrow.,, AiN&1-?IECIGEXI A-coording to t~he ...

... Iliginbothiam, George, eldest son of Rtiehard Mloncl, Esq., BIanagher, King's County, to Ellen, fifth daughter of Mr. Samuel Kitchen, Governor of Londonderry Jail. On the 11th Feb., at Trinity Church, Launceston, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishiop of Tasmania ...