... 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 ...

... injury. I had not been in the kitchen for an hour and a half pre- viously. I think the age of the deceased is about twenty. Immediately upon the deceased falling I went back into the kitchen. The prisoner was in the kitchen alone. He walked from the table ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tho cldnim was for £5) damage to a kitchen flie, the ceiling, and an oilcloth. P'aintii, in his evidence, stated that he came home frons business onl the 20th December last, and found that the flue of his kitchen range had been knocked in by seinm one ...

... I and stealing a kitchen clock. aprons, and towels. Police-constable Devereux, 299 E, stated that at about half-pasb two on Sunday morning he heard some glass broken, He wenb to the prosecutor's house and observe ttnaeb the kitchen blind had been disarranged ...

... door which led from the kitchen to a small yard. Moxey instantly cut the cord, and dispatched a messenger to the Police-station in the Mile-end-road. In a short time Mr. Drew, the Inspector, arrived, and on examining the kitchen he found, close to where ...

... bed-room from the kitchen underneati ; I reckon the 14 yards from the front kitchen to the middle of the back kitchen. Both of the rooms up stairs lie over the back kitchen. There Is a different staircase to the rooms over the front kitchen ...

... floor, and the prisoner the7n wvent to the kitchen, which was or! the basemnent or area conununicatintg with ania ll inner room in whichhe slpt. Thenightporter's Yellrang into the prisoner's room or the kitchen. They had then some conversation as to the ...