... LOVES OF THE KITCHEN. *At the Ilford Pstty Sessions, Miss Mary Clark, a dam- sel of about 20, with a blushing cheek, a-wicked smile, and a laughing eye, all duly shrouded beneath a black' veil, was charged with breaking the heart and the head, and af- ...

... room off thie kitchen. About five I m nuttes to six oclock on the following morning I wies aval erled with terrihtl sereams. I g;ot Ot ...

... o'clock in the morning. She was in the kitchen at the time. Prisoner 1ased where her mistress was, and she repliec sthat she wts upstairs. Witness went out of the kitclhen for some time, She came back to the kitchen again. He took a comb and scissors and ...

... door and found the kitchen door fastened. On asking Ml'Gcee to open the kitchen door, he said he could not, and I then broke it open. M'Geo asked me when lie saw tle still wlat this was, and I arrested him. There was nobody in this kitchen, but we found two ...

... heard a shot fired from tbe direction of the outer kitchen, and then he ran to the outer kitchen again. On the way witness met in the inner kitchen his father, who was coming towards him from the outer kitchen. He said to witness as he was passing, Ob, George ...

... women falling downstairs. Several of the women in the house carried the injured woman into the kitchen, and laid her on the floor. Prisoner came into the kitchen. He caught his wife by her clothes, and several times dashed her face forward on the floor. ...

... in the kitchen, Witness could not smell any burning in the house, nor was-there any smell of singeing. The shortest way into the house was by the side entrance, but Morell said he came in the front way. He did not see a newspaper in the kitchen. Sergeant ...

... during the night, but on M~r. Black entering time kitchen at an early hour yesterday inorning he dliscoveredto hisgreatseurprisetbe caeuse of the xioises overheard upon the previoos, nighit. 'The kitchen window wa'S unfastened, thae table which occupied ...

... that he had the kitchen, and the ejectment itself is an admission that John has the cow-house. He must take it that that was the result of the verbal dealing between John and Robert as to their respective one-third parts of the kitchen and cow-house obtained ...

... ashamed of your- self. Witness said he first went down to the kitchen, and informed some of the persons there, who made no steps to cut down the deceased. There were two men in, the kitchen and the mother of the de- ceased. Jane Hull, mother of the deceased ...

... LOUD CROMER AND LORD KITCHENER. DISINTERMENT OF THE MARDI'S REMAINS DEFENDED. THE CARE OF THE WOUNDED. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. LONDON, WEDNESDAY NIcHT.-The Press Asso- ciation states that the despatches from Lord Cromer and Lord Kitchener regarding the conduct ...

... Annie Smyth, daughter of the deceased. They went in by the front door, and tried to get in the kitchen door, but could not open it. She then knocked at the kitchen door, and young Mrs. HEenry called out that the handle had fallen out of the door. Witness ...