... SOYER'S MODEL KITCHEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Mr. Editor, — The great interest you manifested in Feb- ruary last, when I made known my intention of erecting, by subscription, a model kitchen for the poor, was hand- somely responded to by the public ...

... SOY ER'S KITCHENS AND SOUP FOR THE POOR TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sin, — Amongst all the terrestrial afflictions which occa- sionally oppress humanity, famine is the most redoubt- able ; it is deeply to be regretted that, at the present time, this ...

... SOYER'S KITCHEN AND SOUP FOR THE POOR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, — In returning you my most sincere thanks for the benevolent intentions which prompted you to publish so speedily my letter of tbe 10th instant, relating to my new kitchen and soup ...

... SO YE R'S SOUP KITCHEN. We are happy to inform the public that M. Soyer, of the Reform Club, tas received instructions from government to proceed immediately to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and to submit his plan of a model kitchen for the prepara- ...

... BIRTHS. On the 22d inst., at North Bank, Regent's Park, the wife of Lieut. Col. Kitchener, of a daughter. On the 22d inst., at Clifton, tbe wife of the Rev. Edward Walford, late scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, of a daughter. On the 23d inst., in ...

... softly down stain, when the family were in the parlour, and secreted herself in a small room adjoining the kitchen, where she remained until all in the house were gone to She then proceeded to the parlour, and having opened the window-shutter with great ...

... MARRIAGE. -Nov. 27, R. J. Kitchener, Esq., of Stoke Newington, to Miss Susanna Goddaid, of the same place. DEATHS. Nov. 26, at Bath, Mrs. Anne Bayley, relict of the late William Bayley, Esq., of ShitTnal, Salop. Nov. 25, John Saner, Esq., of Hull, in ...

... so as to make a passage between his own premises and those of the plaintiff. He then entered tbe kitchen with his workmen, took down and removed the kitchen range, and interfered with other portions of the premises, to her great : ...

... the kitchen, saying, before he went out, that if she had any thing to say, to speak then. The deceased replied, ** I have nothing else to say. The prisoner then said, M good bye, and left the kitchen. He re- turned in a few minutes to the kitchen, but ...

... as they left the kitchen and got out of the house by the front door. On the servant coming down stairs in the morning, she was surprised to find the street door open, and a bundle of clothes in the pas- sage ; on entering the kitchen some house-breaking ...

... several spots like blood on the wall of the passage leading to the kitchen,which she endeavoured to wash off. After she had cleaned that portion of the place, she proceeded to the back kitchen, and was about to clean it, when Mrs. Manning came up to her and ...

... confess the robbery. On reaching the kitchen she threw the roll of ] ribbons she had taken on the floor ; the knife she committed the act with is my property, and was under the window ; it was dark in the kitchen with tbe exception of the gas lamp Opposite ...