... connected with the kitchen boiler had naturally become frozen, the result being that when the charwoman made a fire in the kitchen grate, the boiler htbrst with a terrifto crash. The fireplace was reduced to ruins, and the kitchen strewn with the debris ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... returned to his master's house. The two ser.- vants were chatting and laughing together in the kitchen when Baker returned from eburch. Ptesently he came into the kitchen; he never spoke a word. The cook, the fellow servant of the murdered woman, noticed that ...

... naw. She then took the candle and buttoned the cellar door up and went into the back kitchen, having first shut the kitchen :door; she came again into the front kitchen and drbT the blind downi she- having previously drawn it -up. Sae then came and tapped ...

... confess the robbery. On reaching the kitchen she threw the roll ot ribbons she had taken on the floor. The knife she com- mitted the act with is my property, and was under the win- dow. It was dark in the kitchen, with the exception of the gas-lamp opposite ...

... the , kitchen, Witness took the tea things Into. the kitchen ti that evenilng alter the oatmeal was made, She then saw JE ontshe kitchen table the oatmeal in the basin produced, V Day wase then In the kitchen. When Miss, Staliard left of ite ...

... TO LET, THE COTTAGE, presently in course of Erection in Sprinobank Terrace, containing Two Public Rooms, five Bed-rooms, Kitchen, Washing-house and Pantries, two W C.’s, Plunge and Shower Baths, &c., with Garden Ground at back, and large Conservatory ...

... 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 ...

... knives used by the family every day, and which was in a drawer in the kitchen when she left the houses There was no blood in the kitchen; but there was some in the passage, between the kitchen and the pailour. Her husband never breathed. She had not - 'matters ...

... occupied by Captain John Mann and others, and contains on Attic Floor, 5 Rooms; on Second Floor, 2 Kitchens, 2 Parlours, and 2 Bed-rooms ; on Ground Floor. 2 Kitchens, 2 Parlours, and 2 Bed-rooms, with Pantry accommodation. The other and adjoininsr House, which ...

... Pantry, Bar, and Cellar Furniture ; Kitchen, Cooking, and Dairy Articles; the whole Kitchen Furniture, Forms, Washing Tubs, &c. ; Stable Furniture. Alpo, an Excellent COW, lately Calved. Sale to begin with the Kitchen Furniture at Ten a.m. Precise. GEO ...