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... PUBLIC KITCHEN. THE Gcvtrnors the Houfe of Induftry ji»e not:c«. that they have (Ultribtuiiig to-.d the Poor a» t chf.'s ar« ;l J each, iiii.fi the Hearer receive our of Soup, and h;lf ay« uu.i Bie.d, at their Public Kitchen in Brnorwich hreer, eac day ...
... PUBLIC KITCHEN. 'I'HE Governors the Hmifc liuluftry g.ae notice, that their Public Kitchen or Soup Sh..p_ .11 l?i uni wick-ft reel, will continue open from one to tnree clock tvny day. for the purpofe o! dillnbuting dunog rheferm weather, quart foup ...
... PUBLIC KITCHEN. ySg,, the Committee lately appointed 6y the ff. and Magtftratcs of Edinburgh out of ?? number, held a c.ieeting at the Merchants \, with a Committee of the inhabitants, for into execution the plan propofed of relieving ?? by fupplying ...
... SOUP KITCHEN* AT Meeting of Friends to the Revival this Instituuon, Turner's,-Novcmltf 1799» appeared that the Subscriptions daring the last Year amounted to 841. j». 6d. Didmncmuits 84L 173. for which Sum Forty-iix Portluua of Soup were distributed (gratis) ...
... ALLOA PUBLIC KITCHEN. We liear, that a Public Kitchen has been eftabliihed at Alloa, where foup has been daily diftributed to the poor for upwards of fourteen days paft. The expence is defrayed from a fund raifed by fubfeription. To thofe on the chaiity ...
... KITCHEN THE aAim' Cn*frror» the of J;-iiiBtT *’‘ notice, that they have tJtfcontitiaeH the Poor (rrs’i*. a« ticket* are ifiwed id. , ~v titling the Bearer receive one hcrf half found ot Bre-xl, tkrir Public Kitchen Bninfvrick-ftrerr, each day from #ne ...
... Romford's Public Kitchen. Ye Fk'iher lada be gen'rour now Fling to their lot a flice or two, Till humps au' liaarts, wi' kindred parts, Boil roun' wi' raoiay a flitch .n, An' he2d an' bed promife'ous wheel I.i Romford's Public Kitchen. IT.-.w takann;: ...
... SOUP KITCHEN. AT MEETING the Committee -for managing the Sour held Nov. 1799, That the Thanks of the Committee Lady Ridley Mrs. lor repeated bututimi* Vegetable* to this Charity dining the Winter; to Messrs. Pollard, Walton, and Ra.ikin, for valuable ...
... To LET, AT RICHMOND. A Small neat houle, with a flower garden in bant, and well cropped kitchen garden in the rere, in which are feveral fruit trees full bearing, the whole ten feet high alfo to let, a neat well finHbed houfc in Rntland-ftreet, near ...
... I'*© let. for the feafon, at Windy Harbour, tw° heaves. furnitbeJ, one with five ruotnt and a kitchen, the other with throe r«oms *»d a kitchen, with garden, coach-houfe. ami frabltr.g. For further particulars, in* qniheof Mr. Allebyrue, ij;.Herman, at ...
... in the kitchen thought/ As ufelefs in the larder ! Who never from her duty fwerv'd, But work'd th' appointed ikrepn. Her virtue and ripe fruitp:+/erv'd, And pickl'd what was green. Thefe homely wou'd alone A choice of loveis bring her ; Palm of her hand ...
... To be LET, And entered upon immediately, A NEA and commodious Erick and tiled HOUSE, with a Rood Kitchen, Brew-Houfe, Pump, for three Hoffes, good Granary, an excellent Garden, with Wall Fruit Trees, See. &c. CAISTOR, in Lincolnshire. For further Particulars ...