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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... in Edinburgh in twelve different fliares. muft be gratifying to the inhabitants of the metropolis to know, that the Public Kitchen for the poor continues to.be productive of the molt extenfive benefit. , Nearly choppins broth, and as many rolls of excellent ...
... exalted them, burfbng forth into rapturous eulogiums on their amiable virtue?, which they would the fame time cenfine to the kitchen and nurfery ; while a third, furt, wi:h more liberality than the one, and more boldnefs than the other, have contended that ...
... ordered the money they received for their attendance to be fent the fociety for the relief of the general poor, and public kitchen. The month of June has been unufua'ly cold and unfavourable for tiie Country. There has been little rain, ;>iU the 'wind ...
... ; common, 6s. Bell i? Bradfute. Sermon, preached the Church of Falkirk, Sunday May 4- 1800, for the benefit of the Pubiie Kitchen of that Town. James Wilfon, M. A. of Fuikiik. Dickson. A Letter to Royal Academician, containing a Review of the Fine Arts ...
... Boards, common.' Ogle & Aikmmn. A Sermon, Preached the Church of -y evening, May 4th jßqo, for the benefit of the Public Kitchen of that Town. Jaines Wiifon, A. M. Mmifter of Falkirk. James Dirkfcn. ...
... luxuries of the table of this monarch will be moft clearly afcertained. It was compiled in 1390, by the principal cooks of the kitchen of this epicurean monarch. Thus various have been the ufes to which this grand edifice has been applied. The poor, as well ...
... formed. £AST INDIES. Affairs there 308. Conqueft of the country completed 281. General ftate affairs EDINBURGH. ! Public kitchens to fupply the poor cftabliihed Meeting of the Highland Society 68. Meal mob at Glafpow Trial Lieut. George Prices of the ...
... and John Williamfon followed him* Witnefs, when in his own kitchen, William, that it was a lhame for a yotmg man like him to ftrike old man fuch he was, without Jon John, who was in the kitchen, D*n the man that would ftrike his old lather*John Williamfon ...
... -—Upper end.” Head of the table is much more com- mon, and confidered as more proper in England, than upper end. “ A Tea-kitchen.—A The former expreffion is the proper one. Vafe, a word often applied in Scotland, is never ufed in England in this fenfe ...
... while running playfully about, entered the kitchen, and unfortunately fell into the tub. Immediate was procured, and every means ufed for his recovery, withour effee. At the feat of George Courtnay, Efq. near Middleton, Jofeph Garde, Efq. His death was ...