... to the kitchen. When I got to the foot of the stairs I met the prisoner, and took him into custody.. W'hen wegotto the f~rontdoor the last witnessiidentified him. I then took himn d4w4 stairs again and saw the deceased lying iuder the kitchen table, ...

... returned home imme. diately. I found the deceased lying apparently dead on the kitchen floor, and I ordered the body to be removed to the far room, which was empty. The kitchen was full of people, and amongst them were Mr. Joseph Thorpe and Mr. Ibeson, the ...

... was stated by a man in the employ of ?? that on the evening in question Kitchen brought two oxen toube killed and sold on commission, and the next morning he saw his master pay Kitchen some gold, saying that made 221. E a; The jury were locked up several ...

... shoes, and coat. On returning to the house they found her hus- band on the kitchen floor, his throat out, and blood lying all over the floor. There was a chest of drawers in the kitchen, where the deceased kept his razor, but there were no valuables in it ...

... seeoe of the murder, is in the oceupation of Mr. pink; The house coneit of a kitchen and two sittiugrooms on the ground floort and three bed rooms above. Immediatel behind the kitchen, and about two: Iyards to the right o the beck door, is an out-hoatened ...

... Lancing-.street, had murdered two s children. He went into: the froint kitchen, where be saw the child Albert on the sofa, with ai wound in its threat. He then went into thebhack kitchen, where the ) father was lying on his left aide. He had a handker- Ichief ...

... shot me. He madeno answer to this, and on my going down stairs he followed me into the kitchen, there being no one else in the house at the time. When in the kitchen I said to him, Oh, William, you wicked fellow, what did you wish to kill me for ? ...

... When he went down he avr his mother lyiny on the mattress in the kitchen with her throat cut. `rhe pri- soner cut his sister's throat with a penknife. He then knocked over the kitchen table, washed his hands, and went out. Prisoner did not look at witness ...

... examined was John Snowball, fitiher of the deceased. He said that, on the afternoon of the Ist January his eon was in tha kitchen, and began to tease the housekeeper about a young man. About half-past live o'clock he went out, as witness thought to a loit ...

... onward ea his mission. The unfortunate man was seen wending his way as usual by a man named Joseph Kitchen, hind to Mr. Wpright, of Windergill Park. Kitchen, who was employed in cutting briars, took no particular notice at the moment of the murdered man ...

... rielht require. They ceonsidered t that the crypt under Geuildhall might be adapted to the purposes of a kitchen; and that the present kitchen, r together with the officcs lately used for the transaction r . of the business conneeted with the Bridge-house ...

... houme. Unrtest wriseriieed stn, used to leep in the kitchen. Oie Sattrday night, occas shevant, n of February, the prisoner went out at about ILb in the eckit oem was at that time in the bark kitchen. l'wriooer, foeeeag, , out, aid,. Iam going sues0 ...