... to docerainwork. The prosecutor and his wife returned at about half-past six o'clock in the evening, and on entering the kitchen found the girl lying on the beartbrog, bound and gagged. She was tied tightly with tape round the ankles and wrsts, and a ...

... showed that he had hung up in the bar and in the kitchen in con- spicuous places notices stating that all the spirits sold in the establishment were diluted, and that any person passing the bar or kitchen might easily see such notices. Up on this the justices ...

... Mariana Tortolana for tie rent, and her husband took her by the throat to put her out. She then went downstairs into the kitchen, where she wns followed by a servant, who cine down to ask for a siucepan. She told her to wvait for a few minutes, but instead ...

... family going down iuto the kitchen, he vas upon one occasion concealed in the beer cellar, upon another in the broom cellar; and once, when the parties vere suddenly disturbed, the rev. gentleman was placed under the kitchen table, and an ironing blanket ...

... however, bas only resided there about twelve months. The house comprises a kitchen and two sitting rooms on the ground floor, and three bedrooms above. Immediately be. hind the kitchen, and about two yards to the right or the hacn door, is an outhouse used ...

... Dining ri. brurr-d S|uei*h portal Hid. .ißMea. Uaiiwta. Window furbiius. Dinner Hen lee. tliiua and UlaMware, Gaantlingt. Kitchen and Culinary Itequixiina, Ac.. . BF. HOLD AUCTION. HY S. LOO HE and SON. TO-MORROW (Fridj*). N-.rcniber 37 Sale to oanu.cucc ...

... women, vhen . their attention was attraoted bI a abooking stencbhas of something burning, and looking over the top of the kitchen shutters, which were up, they saw Mrsi. Devenish oopping over a very large fire, apparently watchiiig something burning; what ...

... distress existed in the ?? a general discussion it was de- cided to establish a coup kitchen, the same to be opened on Tuesday next, It was understood that the soup kitchen would be established on the same principles as those formed in past years, and a ...

... mother in the kitchen of Holly Cottage her mother was in a very quarrelsome mood. She bad had a great deal of drink, and complained that the prisoner would not go out of the house. By Mr. Seward Pearce: The kettle (produced) was in the kitchen on that afternoon ...

... came back into the kitchen, thinking all was right. Almost immediately afterwards, it might be about a minute, I heard the report of a gun from the back kitchen. Thinking there had been some accident, I went towards the back kitchen, and, at the door, ...

... The prisoner's kitchen showed many signs of a serious crime having been perpe- trated. There was blood on different parts of the room, and on the greater portion of the prisoner'a dress. Blood was also found on two knives in the kitchen drawer, and there ...

... out shooting in the afternoon, and the kitchen wavs the proper place to bang the gun; but witness would swear that prisoner did not go into the parlour to fetch the gun in order that he might hanz it in the kitchen.-Mr. Greene was about to re- examine the ...