... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... promised to call and see the gir, and witness went home, The prisoner was th'n in the kitchen, and on being spoken to she said she would be all right soon. Whilst in the kitchen witness complained of the large fire in the grate. Witness asked the prisoner if ...

... door to the kitchen was broken down, and he could not gain an entrance immediately. In the meantime acmeother people bad entered the house r by another way. He beard the husband shoot out r';For God's sake send for a doctor. The kitchen awas comopletely ...

... that she thought they must have been pushed. He asked her where she was when he missed her from the kitchen, and she replied that she was in the kitchen at the time, and after- wards said she had been to the back premimes. The children were not in the ...

... into the back kitchen, where his stepmother was engaged in some domestic duties. A girl named Jane Jones, who is related to the deceased was also in the kitchen, and left to get some water. Hearing a peculiar screaming in the back kitchen she ran there ...

... ordered him, as h bad his hand on the handle of the door, not to enter the inner kitchen. Coolahan, how- Over, went in and out down in the anehair. Mmr. Hart, who was in the kitchen, saw Coolaban enter the shop, and had time to akls her ooape upstairs. When ...

... was only about 35. They lived in the above-named house as man and wife, and occupied the two parlours and the back kitchen, the front kitchen and first floor being let off to lodgers. They had been in the habit of drinking and quarrelling. On Tuesday morning ...

... and on going into the kitchen on the ground floor saw nothing to indicate that any one had entered the house during her absence. She put her child, a boy about a year and a half old into his cradle, and remained in the kitchen until about eight o'clock ...

... to bed, leaving Eva Catona in the kitchen. She was going to sleep on the couch, as two friends of the wit- ness were going to occupy Catona's room. At 7 30 next morning the witness got up, and went Iovwa into the kitchen, and found Eva Catona cooking the ...