... public meetii,-, held in the vestry of Hexhaim Church, Jasper Gibsou, Esq., in the chair, it ! was agreed to opea the soup kitchen, and a committee I wavs appointed to collect subscriptions, aud carry out the obect. John Clayton, Esq., and Mliss Ann Clavton ...

... in the Oconpation of the Owver. The Dwelling House consists of two Sitting Rooms in Front, one small Back Room, a Kitchen, Baok Kitchen, Dairy and Pastiy on the Ground Floor, with three Lodging Rooms. Ad two Servants' Rooms on the Second Floor, and a ...

... and at the Courant Office. ST. ANDREW'S. SOUP KITCHEN. ^ T a Meeting called by Adyertisement, and held in St. Andrew's Vestry this Day, for the Purpose of considering the Propriety of Opening the SOUP KITCHEN for the Relief of the Poor of that Parish, it ...

... ment the prisolierwas in the house, and shortly after he left thie candlesticks were mtissed from the chimney- piece in the kitchen. O(n the day of the robbery the Drisoner left the property with a Mrs Ross, and told her he would again cail for them. Ou ...

... indictment the prisoner was the house, and shortly after he left, the candlesticks were missed from the chimney piece the kitchen. On the Monday following he was apprehended at the house of his father concealed between mattress and feather bed. Mr Granger ...

... wearing apparel, including a visite and collar. On taking them off, he gave them to Lamanby, who laid them upon the back kitchen table. On the following day the articles were missed, and traced to the possession of the prisoner. The defence Bet up was ...

... wearing piece of this Plaster, which need changed only once seven or eight days. Servants who are compelled to stand in hot kitchens with stone floors, will find sovereign remedy for those dreadf-il pains they experience the feet; and thousands of individuals ...

... on the north side of a wall, as they are thereby preserved from extreme heat in summer, and from sudden variations winter. Kitchen Garden.—Let trenching of vacant ground be done with all convenient dispatch, unless when it is frozen; as the clods, if turned ...

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... ' Remaill(l The House, which is c ' ■ Room, Parlour. Five . 'f.. T>,nin Dairy Servants' A part nienti Klt - hea Back Kitchen, is 1 » v S Conveniences. It the V.th CheV ' Kelso, from which there a . m tions by Railway The Bowmoiit •> direc- Stream ...

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