... THE KITCHEN DETECTIVE. The adjourned hearing in the case of Dusen v. Emmonds was tu have come on at Newark ?? on Thursday, but it was announced in court that it had been settled. This is the phonograph case begun before Judge Blauvelt last week, in ...

... will be able to stiffen the Boer. resistance, and, indeed, his force is stated to have already swelled to 7,000 men. Lord Kitchener, having dropped out of the hunt, pushed up and reliavea Colonel Heore's detachment, aud Sir :. Carring- ton Wae at Otteshoep ...

... struck me again, and several persons set on :me. uliconstable then' came, and 'Smith was' given in Ah&' by the persO= at the kitchen . S 4 s 1 Lawrence Poole, 55A ad kbii' half-past three ycsterday'afteno 'ei toH 1&arad sawl the complaiuntlednfrsth nos de ...

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... hwuse and retired to bed. At two o'clouk that (Saturday) morning he awokl and ?? a light in the kitchen. Looking from his bedroom window through the kitchen skylight he ob- -served the prisoner come from the scullery and examine the cupboards in. the kitchen9 ...

... Dover-road, who wae killed by the ?? of a kitchen boiler at the residence of Mr. F.O. Willis, barrister, Woodville Lodge, Shooter's-hill-roasd The jury viewed the body and the scene of tije ex- plosion, the kitchen being shattered; after whicL evidence was ...

... downstairs to the kitchen, and commenced to abuse her mother. He toldher that if she said anything to him he would put the kettle about her. He then lifted the kettle from the fire, and went after the witness's mother, who ran out of the kitchen into the yard ...

... husband had then gone upstairs, not having been in the kitchen 10 nilinutes. Mr. Cooke: Did you see the younger prisoner touch the deceased! Witness: No, not at alf By Mr. Ricketts: She was In the kitchen, which was dark, at the time of the disturbance. At ...

... sister and niece leave the house. A jev minutes afterwards she heard the deceased leave the kitchen and go into the parlour, and return immediately to the kitchen. Having given the deceased sufficient time to eat his dinner, witness went downstairs to clear ...

... dear, I have brought some for Mr. Dowler to look at. She went to the kitchen door and unlocked it, and he followed her. He then caught hold of her and pushed her into the kitchen, and began pulling her about. She knocked about in order to resist him ...

... made to her she called on Mrs. Kitchen on April 25. She went into the breakfaat room, and saw Mrs. Kitchen's dressing- gown on the table. lirs. Kitchen re- moved it several times. Witness sat there talking with Mrs. Kitchen for half-an- hour before she ...

... use of offensive language to his wife, who at 'the time was locked in the kitchen. He told her that he would do for her that night. Finding thathe could not get into the kitchen, he left at about 11.30. The witness's wife went to the door and knocked ...