... to a £! chair, and she kept on saying, I have done for one. a. She then went down stairs, and I went with her to the a kitchen, which was all smearedwith blood. My brother and £ I tlsen went out and left her. We went to the Inspector at the Police station ...

... ho received no answer. Ho then returned into the loding- reons, got a cadle, wvent down stairs, and found the light in the kitchen had disappeared. tie went forwvard into the kitclhen, where there were two ?? standing, and near to a corner of one of them ...

... brother was then at breakfast in the kitchen, and hoped he would have no objection to go there to him, as he wished particularly to see and speak with him. He was about to descend the stairs leading to the kitchen, when he was laid hold of by the person ...

... eighty or one hundred yards of the Thames Police- court and station-house, immediately entered, and, on descending to the back kitchen, received in hi. arnue the body of 'a young woman in the last gasp of (Leath, from a frightful wound on the right side of ...

... a barn ee on the oth-r, but no gate. The kitchen faces into Meni Ithe yard, and the kitchen door is uinder a flight of have stairs behind the house. The nephew, who is albout tei twleyar lfae,, tried the kitchen door and foundwa ,it fast, Ilie knoc eed ...

... morning the prose- orator was awakened by hearing a noise in the kitchen. a On proceeding there he found the prisoner, who had T effected an entrance through the window of the cellar a kitchen. Mr. Haresceugh, having previously armed him- self with a poker ...

... cart-road, and entered the yard, where there is a wall on one side, and a barn on the other but no gate. The kitchen faces into the yard, an the kitchen door, is under a flight ot stairs behind the house. Toe nephow, hol is about twelve years of a eat, ried ...

... ran down immediately. He entered No. 68 by the I back door, and in the kitchen he saw Mrs. Owston lying t dead, with a frightful gash in her throat. There was a press bed in the kitchen, and the murdered woman was * lying with her feet near the fireplace ...

... wife at the time bein S, in her usual health. On returnlin at midnigt the founl se her lying on her back on a sofa in the kitchen ,and Mr. n Sibbald, surgeon, who was immediately fetched by Mr. se Home to the house, pronounced her to be dead. A basin w ...

... walked away hurriedly, and I did not see her again. When I got to the door I looked down the p passage. I could see into the kitchen, and I saw the ,ran kick a woman who was Iyii;g oi the floor just within the door. He kicked her twice, and struck her three ...

... iieience. —P«lice-cor stable Bushby saii that on the ult. visited the defendants prealises 11.2 D p.m. lie found three the kitchen, sod there was whiskey on the table, lie questioned the landlord as to the prsseuce 01 the meu iu the ltaving the ofKoer told ...

... to be handy, if I had been called on. When I went down into the kitchen to put them out the old man Keenan was coming round the table Pas I went it'. Witness was shown a plan of his kitchen, and pointed out the table at the right hand side where they were ...