... A POITCEMAN'S ADVICE TO A COOK. A STORMV IN A KITCHEN. AT the Brompton County Court, before his Honour Mpr. Fitzroy-Cowper, an aruu* n case was heard. Ellen Pedergrast, a talf, d good-looking person, sued her employer) le MI. Doyley, in whose service ...

... 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 ...

... throat in the kitchen, and that they then left the house, and slammed the door after them. Witness found art axe in the cellar with blood on it, and in the kitchen was a bloody knife on the dresser. There was a pool of blood in the kitchen. From the appearance ...

... who sait a woman had been murdered in the back kitchen. On arriving at the house he got in through the back kitchen window, andfound the dead body of a women lying in the coal-cellar, underneath the kitchen stairs. Her head was towards the cellar door, ...

... 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 ...

... night he went down into the kitchen, but was surprised to find the gas turned out. Believing something was wrong he went out by the front door and waited in the area. In a short time the prisoner cane out from the kitchen, and prosecutor stopped him. ...

... THE MUSWELL HILL MURDER. CONTENTS OF THE KITCHEN DESTROYED. THE police, after having made a further minute inspection of Mbuswell Lodge and of the various articles in the house, gave up possession of the premises to the relatives of the late Mr. Henry ...

... 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 ...

... window open from the position she held in the kitchen. Mr. Dayman disputed the right of the coek to the sole dominion of the, kitchen. Except in large establishments where there are servants' halls, the kitchen is the common sitting-room of the servants ...

... front kitchen, and another one in the back, both at full work, and running off spirits from the worms. In the back kitchen they found Wright attending to the still, and soon after Metcalfe came in from the yard. While they were in the front kitchen they ...

... into r the kitchen and the tellar. There was masih blood on the floor, and a knife, with which the girl's throat was cut, was lying on the table. It was covered with blood. In the washbonse there was a sprinkling of blood from the kitchen to the back ...