... SKETCH OF THE KITCHEN IN WHICH THE MURDER WAS COMMITTED. REFERENCES TO THE PLAN:- A.-Position in which the bodies lay D.-Fire-place. after being murdered. E.--Back kitchen door. B.-Front door. F.-Cupboard. C.-Window. C*.-Parlour door. D)uring the past ...

... A LADY KILLED BY A KITCHEN BOILER EXPLOSION. On Wednesday afternoon a kitchen boiler ex- ploded at the residence of Mr. Charles Royle, Didsbury, and as the result of the accident his wife, Mrs. Royle, was killed instantly, whilst one of her daughters ...

... genteel FAMILY RESIDENCE, two mile* from Chester, comprising Breakfast, Dining, and Drawing Room*, Butler’s Pantry, two Kitchen*, and six Bed-roomi-. Stable. Coach-house, and other Outbuilding*; also good Walled Garden. The Furniture can be taken at ...

... before that committee. This was in May. The kitchen was as clean and smart a kitchen as you could see any. where, though it was very bad when he went there Whilst there he heard no complaint about the kitchen: Cross-examined: He had X300 a year when at ...

... house, a Mrs. Howard, but the 'fE amount was afterwards filled in by Kitchen or 0 his clerk. Warrants were a very powerful instrn- B ment, and if taken about in the bulk by men like Kitchen, it might prove a dangerous proceeding. 3 The specific charge in ...

... landlord in the room, with his face all besmeared with blood. The prisoners then went into the kitchen. The landlord and himself then also went into the kitchen, when the prisoners began to throw about the candlesticks, and various other articles, even chairs ...

... containing two parlours, five bedrooms, china closet, kitchen, pantry, scullery, wine cellar, washhouse, and storeroom, with coachhouse, two-stall stable and saddle room. Large front and kitchen gardens well stocked with fruit trees.—Apply to J. H addon ...

... of door to him. He came into the kitchen, and I asked hinto pa lay the luncheon for me, which he dlid in the panty. Ie m then returned to the kitchen, and again went back to th e- pantry, and returned into the kitchen a thirdl titme vit- al out speaking ...

... took his keys out, and opened the drawers with thea. lie then heard a knock at the kitchen door, which he thought was Caroline Ellis getting up. Ile went to the kitchen, and found her perfectly still, and again returned, He then got some money out of the ...

... an hour, washed the knife in a tin dishfu7 of water standing in the kitchen, and put it into the table drawer. My father appeared very restless and uneasy. He lay down on the kitchen seat and fell asleep. He awoke about five o'rlock and left the house ...

... the back parlonr, and while trying to light the gas saw prisoner lifting the window between the kitchen and the back parlour. Witness went into the kitchen and aqked the prisoner what he wanted. Prisoner, who was standing on a table, jumped down and stood ...

... Wheater and Jno. George Swal,:5* John Kitchen, beer retaidei'?,6 G uodwill Tavern, Adel- phi-street, applied for the reem botl vf his lioense.-Mr. B. Wi Stead said that although e ertsenseh was opposed to Mr. Kitchen he ar l n hoplieda for a renewal of ...