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... DsAte Of IMANCTIESTfER thou addresacit thle 'tn- Ia difference of opinionl existedl tte to theL it~etcesi-n .-n- a solup kitchen ait the present nuonwtet hi', wujtIhi circamslae which Iiiad induced hint to witefto ii I -,i, the subject. When fornice-ly ...

... GAS A SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL IN THE A KITCHEN. Wonderful is the progress' of iliprovement I Thir years ago, who woulu have dreamed of ships impelled Krby steam, outstripping m thb'mail in speed: loaded wag. agons crossing large rlvei s'on distendechis oth ...

... subscription or otherwise, in the soup kitchen of.1842. The Hon. and Very Rev. Dr. IEEBtnET, Dean of Man- chester, then said that as there existed a difference of opinion with respect to the necessity of opening a soup kitchen .at. present, he might state thb ...

... prisoner brought to him a note, desiring hnim to advance 3s. on account of Mr. Wm. Kitchen, a farmer at Adlington, and to hand that aunount over to the bearer. Mr. Kitchen always puts up at the house of witness when lie comes to town, and witness gave the ...

... object has been already made in the esta- blishment of the Soup Kitchen, and we trust it will be efficiently carried out with the spirit evinced in its commencement. Respecting the Soup Kitchen, we have a word to add. We rejoice to see that a principle has ...

... Range to the kitchen, common range, and copper to the Wi back kitchen; and grates fenders, and fire irons to the re- it :8 mainder of the rooms. Bello, knockers, and scrapers to T] i the entrance doors. Shelves to the pantry back kitchen, Li and large ...

... kit dma departments; Ithe kitchen-garden contains ahout seven statute acres, and is enclosed by a high wall and belt of trees; it is divided by two hot walls, running lonogiludittally from east to west; tle walls of the kitchen.garden are well stocked with ...

... isfs. will not exceed £50,0c:i, including the additional outlay which may required for the arectionof workshops and school kitchens and wash-houses. It is probable that one-half the sum appropriated in the minutes to the erection o f the normal school for ...

... of the working classes having their kitchen burner. This need not be long a desideratum in Manlhester, for the apparatus coult be fitted into every working man's dwelling-house for about ten shillings, aid a kitchen light would not eokt more than eight ...

... attribute of genius, which is enthusiasm. He is absolutely devoted to his subject. Whether his aim be to illuminate our benighted kitchens with the light 'of his gastronomic experience, or to economize the world's supply of food by the appli- cation of gastronomic ...

... profane plant as having been of esuch distinction in the Pagan rites of Druidism. IIt therefore had its place assigned in kitchens, where it was hung up in great state with its white glister- ing berries, and whatever female chanced to stand 0 under it ...