... theihrbeei lidies and their fervant down to the bask kitchen.- They complained of its 'being 4 idamp, diad 6f their havingno fe66there ; i luponsthich one of the-ruffians'obfdxrdl-, jlat t 'the front kitchen was toonear the'leet, 'but :r He'wouild'brsing tl1ein' ...

... neither. Upon -which Mr H:1n- cock took up an borfe-wbip, and gave 0ths drunken fervant an excellent drabbing rouss'& e the kitchen; for which the plaintiff rece~ ves o onefaribing damages. a WEST INDIA INTELLIGENCE'. St. JOHN.V's, (Antigua) Oce. 28. Things ...

... oth of Odober, a dispute arose between the deceased and the pannel about some water being taken from a boiler then on the kitchen fire. White went out and returned with some water which he put into the boiler-and the quarrel still continued, when White ...

... to Kitchener, and ask- ed for the key of the counting-hoase, stating 1 himself to be iil. He went through the counting house to the privy, and shut the door hard.- Kitchener instantly saw the flash of the pistol, l and Blight came into the kitchen wounded ...

... in the Kitchen r- window, which hal been repaircX since his former attack, oand enctrcd thc kitchen, attempting to get admission to that part of the house wiltre Mr. and 'drs. Stainton were C r hy a deor whiclh is between the house and kitchen. The th ...

... lighted a candle, and went to see who, they were. One of thlen4l struck at the candle, anid put it out; another came into the kitchen and danced there. Tiabb desired hini to go, out, or §Ihe would 'call her toaster. 4I n'thise he ran hack into the passage ...

... UccIu.. pant, with the exception of a girl who camue at nil~t merely to sleep with her. It was her custom to slecii- in thle kitchen, end the girl feho was palice to sieep witis her, generadly chant to her about half-past nine or tu o'clock at night, and ...

... at Denside for dttt( twselve months before .11artinm-fas last. Margtaret W1.arden 1 y and vi tiress slept together in the kitchen. The deceased int :o wvast taltei ill onl W'aditescday morning ; site told Witness nit ii thatt site had nor been well in ...

... it. litt dctir for aI roessener, rits we writ tf'rrnir 0' tis cOttit,' lbarl. anti wiut o ith3' were ariaa citrne in tire kitchen I !a ion t, he rentutrnti, air i ciitt itt, and strucki inc w it it irs I OiLi ulrbeIi0a, itt tire it ad tie ice. Dili lite ...

... blaceuned facati. The prisoneis t pleaded lot gotitv'. 1 t Christian l'iogbie described hex 'oouse saconsistiln ofa room I and kitchen, and that she 4lopt in the latter; it is a line ! house. On the night of the 4th Augunt, ho went to Ned at e ten o'clock, ...

... lives at iPlymoutlt, an(d a daughter who lives at Truro. The aged * couple occupied a house at Calenick, consisting of a kitchen, a small parloer and two bed-rooms. The husband, who is deaf on one ear, went to bed as usual, about nine o'clock, on Wednesday ...

... the body of the shoe. First saw Emond, about six o'clock ott Wednas. day night, at Mrs Frank's hoause. He came into ithe kitchen, when witness asked him, as he was the nearest relation of the deceased, to go into the room and see the borlies; but he re- ...