... nursing at her house, and on Thursday evening last she noticed that the shawlthen produced in Court was missing from before the kitchen tire, as also a sheet, which at present had not been found. Prisoner stated that Mrs. Hyde had often lent her that shawl to ...

... Spooner prosecuted, and Mr. O'Brien defended tie ?? Clifford. deposed that, on. the evening of the day named, he was in the. kitchen of the Black Horse Inn, War- wick. The deceased, prisoner, and others were also there. The prisoner knocked deceased down ...

... Thirteen panes of glass were broken, and he dared say anybody might have taken a wheelbarrow full of brickbats out of the kitchen. The woman, according to the officer's testimony, was bleeding so fearfully when he came to her assistance, that it was half ...

... was at the prosedutor's house nearly the whole of Boxing-day, and placed his jacket in the parlour, he himself being in the kitchen. About seven o'clock the servant girl, on being told by the prosecutor to take the man his coat, perceived the spoon and knife ...

... his house wills Deritecnd water, and did so on the preceding dafy. He was allowed to carry the liquid into the underground kitchen, in whirls the pantry was situate. Meritt had taken the daily supply in the nooning, and in the afternoon, going into the ...

... iruurieslvwlings had received, they were caused, 't ry` deidtszhv bat t-lby the cnsplainalt falling vcith his head agalst thse kitchen fender. They said further, thie Kale did not assralt Bawlings at all. Withput calling upon Mr. P'alser for reply, the learned ...

... lie was a practical nan, in putting a Pre-place iii the kitchen, and a fireplace of course in the wash-house, made both run into one sIne. Whitt was the consequence I WVhy this. Wheim the kitchen head a fire till the senoke wenst into the wash- house, ...

... The prosecutor deposed that he was it cab driver, and about twelve o'clock at night hung his mac- intosh in I Mr. Pinner's kitchen, at the Five Alays, and next mores- ing discovered that it had been stolen. One of the servants had seen the prisoner in the ...

... had effected an entry through the coal grating at the back of the house in Burton Street, and ten out a round hole in the kitchen door, which enabled them to withdraw ?? bolt and ascend to the shop. They appear to have left by the front door, which was ...

... nose under the door, forces it open. Here lies, alas, too tempting a feast to bs refused, nlo less than 801bs, of grease or kitchen fat, and the hog, hog-like, sets to and eats up all the luscious dainty. But, slack, in bin eagerness to do this, he scram- ...

... French. He requested me to allow him to go into his room. He spoke English. This was in the passage. I took bins into the kitchen and read the war- rant to him. He said, If I have committed this erinse I must anawenit. I then took him away to the police ...

... we will eturen and murder every one of you. Eve of the robbers Iiad each a lighted candle, which had been taken out of the kitchen. The sixth had g dawk lauten,-.Daly News, ...