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... with the new' foriln, the Iay. etl0til GIant, the Qlleen's Collegees, ailld the New t'ost-office arrangemnnts ! THIE CITY KITCHEN. To TIHE EDITOR OF TIlp MORNING CHRONICLE. Sjn-Allow me through your colulmns to acknowledge the receipt of 601. from tile ...
... Board. ; ondon'. ' JOHN CHARLES DENHAM, Secretary. A GGRAVATED DISTRESS.— Ttie Committee j\ of the LEICESTEE-SQCAKE SOUP KITCHEN re- pp.ctfullv renew their APPFAI. to the Public at the present ir.cle- ?? season to enable them to carry ou tlieir work of ...
... of Goldsmiths for the Association for the Relief of the Poor of the City of London and Adjacent Parts, called The City Kitchen. NARROW ESCAPE OF MADAME SONTAG AND PARTY. —On the morning of Friday last, Madame Sontag and party left Glasgow for Aberdeen ...
... and work for Mr. Jonathan Bowles, of Leckhampton. I reside in the same house where deceased lived. I was sitting in the kitchen ab. ut halfpast six o'clock, when I heard loud screaming up stairs. I ran up, and found deceased in Homes running about tic ...
... of the charge against her she immediately admitted that she had been delivered of a dead child, which was in a box in the kitchen, the keys of which she handed to tbe officer, and they found the remains of the child. They took the prisoner to the station-house ...
... Company of Goldsmiths for the Association for the Reiief of the Poor of the City of London and Adjacent Parts, called The City Kitchen. ACCIDENT TO LORD SEARAM.—We lament to state, from authority, that an afflicting accident has occurred to Lord Seallam, while ...
... over with her and her dear mother. The origin of the fire is wholly unknown to us; though we believe it commenced in the kitchen, or cellar under it, and had been in progress several hours, the close shutters of the windows preventing it from being seen ...
... the charge against her, she immedi- ately admitted that she had been delivered of a dead child which was in a box in the kitchen, the keys of which she i handed to the officers and they found the remains of the i child. They took tbe prisoner to the station ...
... little short of 200, between three and four in the afternoon.— Cumberland Pacquet. THE LEICESTER-SQUARE KITCHEN.—At the Leicester-square Soup Kitchen •alOyltunin Ham-yard Haymarket, good soup an dailrdistributed, 3 gratuitously, to upwards of 'person4;--andl3n ...
... of the charge against her she immediately admitted that she had been delivered of a dead child, which was in a box in the kitchen, the keys of which she handed to the officer, and they found the remains of the child. They took the prisoner to the station-house ...
... to the object should select for his benovolence. Charity has hobbies. One man will be all for washhonses; another for soup-kitchens; a third may feel himself peculiarly affected by tales of Irish distress; fourth—probably long-sighted man—prefer the promotion ...
... nature of the charge against her, she immediately admitted that she had been delivered of dead child which was in a box in she kitchen, tbs keys of which she handed to the officers, and they found the remains of the child. They took the prisoner to the station ...