... RIaveull,'htwttetiit 11itia ?? 5t I 'i'sii' to, bet thle other prsonr h.a ighicd : heyo were 'ill cdisc together in thle kitchen. Calvel tr caiteed 'uI it' note., Thle prisorrers scented to have usled the word , d'is'c'i in decrisioti of tile prosc~litor ...

... and at the end a sted, which was birrtit diown oil the 28th Feb. last; in this yard isa calf-crib huilt agailst tlie back kitchen, ),iici joils tile tuonse ; next to this a chaise-honse ; was at home on the 7th March, ote of his neighboutrs was withI him ...

... me, and shouting out lilhtshuld Privilcro t had a chaise-house. Go'lIng Herbert said We have been longenonlig in the kitchen, now we'll go into the parlour. Be- fore th'at Dansie jumped on the top of the wall and waved his hand to the mnlitbide, who ...

... Idiht. GrselI took the horse away that Ware r1ode. I hali seen the prisoners once before; ?? the Friday week before, in my kitchen they were together. Cross-examined: I h11d other gilests il my house. T'honas Green---I am constable of Sudburv. I apprehiendledl ...

... and paid the wiole of tire tn rent fer the same rluring that period. 'IThe paupers 1 underlet a ?? of the house, viz. a kitchen and l i cliarber, which ceunmunriated with the rest ofthe d house, arid of which tire sub-tenantbhad no key; the- sub-tenant ...

... of murder unless the body were found. The next case was a charge of malicious shooting, in whlicil it appeared that Mr. Kitchener (the overseer ofthe parish in which the party supposed to have pulled the trigger was a pauper) had made a deduction from ...

... anidto-iiiglittoo. I said iflie did lle mast look out. fle said he had got the things laid up ready. 'Ihis took place in the kitchen ; there were no persons near enough to hear the conversation. At 10 minutes after nine o'clock prisoner went swavy. Hie was ...

... violently just as lie Tired the pistol, ?? him to be one of the robbers. ?? were procured, and the pilsoner-, onl going into the kitchen, said there were elevtti of thF keys missing. 'The four keys thanst were left were not in ulse. Thle doors leading frinn the ...

... over a buonsby, as a recognition of the lise of boundary, seeing in a straight lite from the stable door, through the back kitchen of tie old house, wvlicis line ie asserted to be the boundary lite, &c. There was only a very narrow piece of ground between ...

... John Cobbold, jun., Esq., of the Cliff. 20th instant was married, at St. Stephen's Church, in this town, by the Rev, Mr. Kitchen, William Lidderdale, Esq., of the Ron. East India Company'a Service, to Eliza- beth, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Edward ...

... baIliffs.-James Everint could see frona where he stood, near the irouic, a fire Ira the buttery, but f aut in the kitchen ; could not see the kitchen fire-place I from the Positloic IN which he stood.-Wlllnm I'ryke isaw the prisoner about S in tlae moruirag ...

... room below; these uteri were prilt- cia b nte tap-room ;~ my beil-room is over the tap- room; tiev isonepart calleil the kitchen htice tap-rooim Isi above the cellar' ; I was In giood health at that time ; it was in November; I kept the door open night ...