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... 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 ...
... to come. The bro h prepared at the kitchen is rich and n.-uriining. and has been fold I for the ?? fortnight at the rate of a penny the Scotch and the gentlemen .vho have the immediate manage- iner.t cf the Kitchen, have entire ?? in the cifabiilhment ...
... Departments. The New 1) ?? c::e . variety of other r__iOe__c-H_ will tdfo he- given the evening. OnVuei'Jay lafi the Public Kitchen in, opened 1.1 Ke] a, when upward, of 400 pcrfons were rfiippßed v. ith tbup. This liberal fupport. Ue arc farcy to announce ...
... 1' R. O L O O O E, Written, at the reqnefl vi the Mutagen; ofthe Public Kitchen for the Poor, hv a Gentleman well tnown in the republic of letters. ' An unf_>r ...
... CONC-ERT 9S34 10Z TtIdE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC KITCHEN. p, geganagers of the Public Kitchen are happy in an- 1r7 ncincng to the Public, that the performers of the al Concert have gener'usly offered their services for f3;Ben' of that Charitable Institution ...
... lare prelervation from a/lallinariosi. William Forbes, Efq. of Callendar, has gene- roully lent twenty guineas to the Public Kitchen at E- dinl.urgh. Thorfday laft, the Anniveifary Sermon before the So- ciety for Propagating Chriftian Knowledge, was preach- ...
... HOUSE in South Charlotte Street, posses- b sed by AMrs Barclay, consisting of five floors. * On the groand floor there is a kitchen, busi- ti ness or servant's room, with, a stone closet; a large s pantry, wine cellar, and room for a man servant- sleeping ...
... fou tene'wi~nts ...
... tenensent. r A L S 0, These TWO ADJOINING HOUSES at Maryficld, on the Eastcr Road to Leith, each consisting of six rooms, besides kitchen, cellars, &c. with a Coach- houk- and Stablcs, and about an acre of Ground adja- 0 cent thereto, as presently possessed by ...
... Forb s & Co. for money whiliE A( with them - - xl 1s 8 _ _ of - L. I,671 ^ 7 co: Cr. 001 1Eov. 19. By coftsof eredtion of kitchen I97 Io 8 ori By ea;pence of butchers meat, bread, ter vegitables, &C. - I,3c6 2 91 Su incidental c'pcinces, viz. printing ...
... Friends and the Publie,'they havejti got ut hmecarfuly clefedb- fromn Ensgland and-the Conti- Itynet an affortment of' -!S KITCHEN GARDEN, & FLO WER SEEDS, :e, For quality and variety, venture to agert- equat to any ed in the kingdomtnLikewife, fl. FRUIT ...
... small back room, s. possessed by Mr Forbes, two rooms and kitchen pos- o sessed by John Richardson and Co. two rooms and R o 'kitchen possessed by Mrs Forbes and John Henry, and o tero rooms and kitchen, being the top storey occupied 10 by Scott Marshall. ...