... Tuesday. the evening, while Mi* Elizabeth Blatchford, an extremely good-looking young woman, was blowing up the fire in the kitchen, the prisoner stepped behind her, and shot her with a six-barrelled revolver. Mrs. Blatchford, hearing the report, rushed ...

... there will be a bar extending the length of the room. There is a serving room adjacent, with lifts communicating with the kitchens. There are two entrances in the Jamaica Row front, com- municating respectively with the dining rooms and bar. In the -centre ...

... tihama. Police-oonsUble Proßser then went Into the kitchen and drank two glasses of ale. A man named John who was amongst the company, said that he would report Prosser, who wens into the kitchen between one and two o'clock. said that Prosser had no ...

... subsequeatlv sold for upwards of :£800 Hu had thus about £S,000. when he came to Weorcester. In 1875 lio agreed to take over the kitchen- range businebs of Mlessrs. Badger, and lie bought it for £2,200. That amount was paid by advances from the bank. Before taking ...

... later the kitchens which deal with the less necessitous districts; at the same time extending the period of relief at the poorest and most congested centres. It is also proposed to adopt this plan in the season now beginning. The drst kitchen was opened ...

... Tho prisoner said that old Mr. Fleming, after inflicting the wounds on the deceased, took off and burned his shirt at the kitchen fire. On Saturday, 12th July, the day prior to Jessie M'Lachlan's arrest, and while old Mr. Fleming was in custody, the a ...

... Barron's principle. The fine plato branch is active, but prices remain low. The manufacturers of steel toys and wrought-iron kitchen furniture are well employed, and there is more doing among the agricultural implement makers. Mr. J. Chubb hits patented an ...

... John E. Elzood, Richard B. Elgood, and Thomas S. Elgood, Leicester-! locks; November 29, 1887. Thomas Rogers, Bourne- mouth-kitchen or cooking ranges; November 29, 1887. Frederick aL Collins, Birmioneham-indicator for door- fastenings; December 1, 1887. ...

... said to be a brother Famell's, when (Faniell) interposed and took the place of his burlier. They stripped to tight in the kitchen, but the landlord would not allow thein to do so, and they went out into the street, where they fought several rounds. Jli ...

... church the kitchen boiler at his house exploded ,wrecking the fireplace. and the ceiling, and blowing three doors and a part of the outer wall away. Thethurse Evelyn Eaton, aged seven- teen, was fearfully injured. She was flung across the kitchen, and crushed ...

... t A STrlTCE D h.OF TCHENMAIDS.-There will bea meeting,' It ie expected of kitchen;ceals, to agree on a union tham they * lii not work In any kitchen that iil not eapply Kitchen Crystal l Soap to save lehour. This was expected, ae for originality It is ...

... those branches. In the edge tool trade the manufacturers are folly employed, and there an average demand for wrought Iron kitchen farnitore- There is a more active enquiry for hinges, especially for Scotch T hinges and jointed butts, and the manufacturers ...