... SOUP KITCHEN. IN consequence of the Condition of the POOR st this Season, many suffering great privation, owing to the high price of all Provisions, with the exception of Potatoes, snd the low rate of Wages, a Meeting of those Gentlemen who formerly ...

... IN THE KITCHEN Are tb* uaoal Culinary and useful article*, a Patent Mangle, Dressers, Tables, Pans, Ac., Ac. A complete set of Dinner Knives, in ivory Blankets, Counterpane*, Toilet Covere, Lobby Cloths, Mats, Umbrella Stands, Lobby Chairs, ditto Table ...

... THE KITCHEN Contains eight-days Clock, in beautiful Mahogany Case; two excellent Dressers; Brass. Copper, and Iron Pans, of various sizes; Hastener, and the usual Culinary requisites; several dozens of empty Wine Bottles, Bottle Rack, &c., The whole of ...

... KITCHENS. The oldest kitchens are said to have been built by the Romans. They were mostly octagonal, or eight-sided, with several fireplaces without chimnies: there was no wood in the building, and stone conical roof, with a turret at top, to let out ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. Successionat Crope.—Hoe and earth up cauli- flowers, applying manure water liberally to the ear- liest and and Out successional smal! sow crops of them. Prick out aleo from the seed bed, and lettuce, and spinach seed, as nell ob of ...

... Kitchen garden. The kitchen gardens of England, till about the end ot the iix»eentli c tntury, were as fiannly (up plied rvith roots au-.r vegetables as the plcafure. .rounds and p.tterres were with fhrubs and S >wers. •It wm not.* fays Hume, « till the ...

... KITCHEN These are einitingent If the ground be :tacked up by frost, or with rain-water, it cannot be worked to any ,ge, and To spread the surface to only to expose the to Anil 10.9. rrnaie work, operations under rover. are that ern be attended to, ex ...

... JOHN KITCHEN, vvino succeeded to the above Business, begs to assure the extensive connexion, shall always have hand a choice assortment fine Kkkt, Wokckster. Fabniiam, and North Clay HUI*S, which will sell the ** brut term*.” Having for some years taken ...

... KITCHEN PLOORS BASEMENTS, particularly where it is essential to keep damps from Ww. GARDEN ALES and CARRIAGE DRIVES TERRACES COACH USES and ...

... the high price of al suffering great | of Potatoes, and the low rate of Wages, a of those Gentlemen who formerly intended P KITCHENS the severe Win inter of 1898, met the Mavor on to the necessity of Re-cotablishing them. Tt was unanimously agreed to again ...

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... SIVUTH AND KITCHEN, WOOLLEN DRAPERS, TAILORS, & HATTERS, WITH grateful acknowledgments totbeir friends and tbe public for past favours, beg leave to acquaint them that their FOREMAN has returned from LONDON, where he has obtained a perfect knowledge of ...