... KITCHEN CORRESPONDENCE. No. I. LFROMI THE POT-BOY.] Beloved Alartba,-How do J whine for you, you li; know the dejection of my spirits, hut a month ago I was 'i a1 ' as ?? porter; now I am only half-and-half, neither malt nor guoshee. You are the cause ...

... SOYER'S MODEL KITCHEN, ' I I - TO THE EDiTdOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-The':great interest you; ma ifested 'ini'Feabuday last, when I made known my intention of erecting by subscription a model -kitoben for the poor, Wa's hind- somely responded to, by the public3 ...

... SOYER'S MODEL KITCHEN FOR THE POOR. . . I The Government having puroba ed thi. extraordihary kitchen, nowv in Dtublin,.for the South Union in that city, it is to be removed at once from- its present site, the .Royai Barracs Esplanade, to that nmost d ...

... SOYERIS PAROCHIAL MODEL KITCHEN POB THE POOR WEAVERS OF SPITALFIELDS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRA. MR. EDITOR.-Sir,--Having lately been introduced by several gentlemen of distinction to the Reverend Joseph Brown, the benevolent pastor of St. Matthias, Spital- ...

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... starving; thanks God and the benevolent supporters of the Soup Kitchen for the relief afforded him. A. A., a widow, mother of four children, is very ill; the relief afforded her by the Soup Kitchen prevents her selling off the few things she has, and going ...

... person, or Znearly so, ' without correctly asceralunfag tbe number of persons in each family. I have contrived the plan of a kitchen for the malking-and distribution of 'soup to the poor, of a very simple construction, by- which a thousand gallons, more or ...

... infants under four years of age. The fire is supposed to have originated by the timberin the kitchen flue igniting, a large fire having been nsade up in the kitchen range to dry some clothes on the previousday by the housekeeper of Mr. King, comb-maker, who ...

... Hospice and Leicester - square Soup Kitchen, on Monday last, Mr Ettershank, the superintendent gives the following statistical account of the relief afforded to the suffer- ing poor during the temporary closing of the kitchen since the 28th of July: -Through ...

... the house. It was a door between the back kitchen and the kitchen, and I fastened it by putting a wooden peg at the top of the snack or latch. I have since seen it, and I find it cau be undone from the kitchen side, notwithstanding the peg. Coroner: Was ...

... ladyship's note, dated Oct. 28, only reached her yesterday, Nov. .3. Lady Shuckborough was u%- acquainted with the name of the kitchen.maid, until mentioned by Lady Seymour., as it is her custom neither to apply for or give characters to any of the under servants; ...

... For this pleasing result, equally so to the poor as the rich, we are bound, in connexion with the Leicester. square soup kitchen, which originated the move- ment, to take credit, for all efforts to suppress men. dicancy, by the vigilance of officers employed ...