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... parifhes. The Gentlemen the direction of the Public Kitchens having given their concurrence, That the general plan for the relief of the poor, now formed, be upitcd with the prefent eftabiiihment kitchens, with the exprefs under- Handing, that the funds ...
... By Girmani, Teacliti** fewed. Low and Law. Count Rumfard's I'fjuys (No. X. Part I.), on the conftruflion of Kitchen Fire Places, and Kitchen Utenfils. With Remarks and obfervations relating Cookery, &c. as. 6d. Cadell eoid Da' 'vies• Remarks on of Mr ...
... when the augmentation is to ceafe. ' We underftand, that Colonel Villiers has obli-in- i form for the benefit of .he Public Kitchen, in the George Street Afiembly Rooms, and that they wii! play there on Friday next, in concert with the band of! the North ...
... Resoli.ed, That the General Plan for the relief of the poor now- form- ed, be united with the presentestablishmelit ol Public Kitchens, with the exprcs; understanding that rh j funds collected for that establishment, shall be appropriated exclusively to that ...
... li; hi kitchen and numerous other enarenkneiea. A!, rp: cellar be.nw the ground ilorey of the ?? il ?? ?? I_..dhi Seutti Richmond Street, preiemly occupied by Mri Crol ?? ? of a diniiie-oom, parlour, two .: - ?? I .to .ach, an excellent kitchen, ljkc- ...
... (Mr Andrew Cassees in the Chair) a public fubici iption was refolved on for the relief of the Poor. T:ie plan of a Public Kitchen is alfo, we un- derfland, to be adopted. The thread manufacturers fociety in G'afgsw have authorifed their Prefes, Mr David ...
... man, having screamed aloud, ran out of the kitchen t That Coiouel Coocioiioos, and two gentlemen, having been in a parlour, attended by his man servant, the latter left the room, and was going to the kitchen, when the two men met hini in tho passage, ...
... fire-rooms, elofets. large- flore room, ..ar- ret rooms with fire-pla es (the .!ii.ii:a-room tl feet iiv - - *! , - feet high) kitchen, .cutlery, betr-cel_ar whie-eell.r watt^__ J combs eoal-eclla,, and larder, all within the houfe, b cli dcs four .an; . ellar ...
... PROPERTY in LUG EON, lately purchased from the creditors of James Slight, consisting of a Dwelling House, which contains a kitchen, two rooms, and other con- veniencies on the first floor ; a dining-room and three bed- rooms on the second floor; and a complete ...
... conference frtlent fcarcity of proviGons. I would take fbe to ?? that in nr- opinion, ihe providing ci rood r.i in Public Kitchens, and felling it to them at R price as they can afford to pay for it, would be [ method that could be adopted for that purpofe ...
... twelve fire-rooms, doffs, lirge (tore room, ijar- ret rooms ?? fire-places .the dining-room 31 feet by 20 and 15 feet hign. kitchen, lcudery, beer-cellar, wine-cellar with cata- combs, co__i-ctll.ii, and larder, all within the houfe, bolides four lar^c ...
... Te- nement, No. 13. in Prince's Street, consisting of four rooms, kitchen, cellars, csc. possessed by Miss Dundas: The THIRD FLAT of the said Tenement, consisting of six rooms, kitchen, cellars, &c. p .ssesscd by Mrs Crawford ; and the GARRET FLAT, consisting ...