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... SOUP KITCHENS. to the editor of the morxin-g tost. Sir— Having just discovered, by an uuexpected communi- cation from Dr. Fergusson, of Park-street, Grosvenor- j I square, that several impostors have made use of my name iv | order to extort money from ...
... SOYER'S M DEL KITCHEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— The great interest you manifested in February last, when I made known my intention of erecting, by subscrip- tion, a model kitchen for the poor, was handsomely re- sponded to by the public ...
... \ SUMMARY of the CHARACTER of Dr. KITCHENER (BY A. CORREst'ONDKXT.) 1 knew bin. well, Horatio — and w hat shall I -ay of him? I will say. he had a thousand failing — .villi a h art sincere, afl'ec- lionalc. and kind — of mild temper — witl. an tindefinuble ...
... —— ! SOY EKS KITCHENS AND SOUP FOR THE POOR. TO THS EDITOR OF THB MORNING POST Sir—Amongst all the terrestrial afflictions which occa- sionally oppress humanity, famine is the most redoubt.*' le it is deeply to be regretted that at the present time tl ...
... COMMITTEE OF THE LEICESTER SQUARE SOUP KITCHEN. Gentlemen — l beg to present you with tbe statistical le. port ol the kitchen for the fortnight ending loth December 1849:— Relieved with good soup and bread — ln the kitchen. msni 509; women, 117; homes, men ...
... MOUNT ST. BERNARD HOSPICE AXDLEICE^EE SQUARE SOCP KITCHEN Statistics for the lortnight ending Nov 11 — Soup Kitchen : — Relieved with good soup and bre.nl. •- the kitchen —Men, 1,764; women, 370 At their boars- Men, women, children, and sick persons, ...
... The New Houses of Parliament.— The select committee appointed to inquire into the proposed arrange- ments of the kitchen and eating and accommodation rooms for Members and officers of the House of Commons in the new palace of Westminster, and to report ...
... The Leicester-square Sour Kitchen.— At this j festive but inclement season the attention of the benevolent 1 is called to the pecuniary necessities of this excellent institu- ! tion. Through the instrumentality of the St. Bernard : Hospice many hundred ...
... Extraordinary Affair. — On Monday last, a report was circulated that a kitchen on the premises of a person named Patst >n, in Boongate, Peterborough, had be. n entered the previous evening, and several plates and dishes stolen, all Patston's family being ...
... The Drunkard's Mirror. — A man in Mary- land, who was addicted to drunkenness, hearing an uproar in his kitchen one evening, felt Ihe curiosity to step without noise tv ; | the door, to know what was the matter, when he beheld his ser- i vants indulging ...
... In the royal Kitchen gardens at Frogmore, extend- ing over upwards of twenty acres, there has been almost a total failure in the potato, onion, carrot, and turnip crops, during the past season. For some weeks past, in conse- quence ot this failure, large ...
... — i i I. i I. ?? Saturday, a fire broke out in tbe kitchen of Mr. Hat's, tin- man, earner of Long Acre and in Drury-lane. The tiro was so Tapid in its progress, that the lodgers in the upper part ofthe bouse, with difficulty, escaped bp ladders; one female ...