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... Association have presented, through their chairman, Mr. John March, the sum of 2s. to this benevolent institution. York Socp Kitchen.—Onr readers will have some idea the benefit which this institution is conferring on the industrious aud deserving poor of ...
... Henderson, a neighbour, to look to his house. Abont half-past six o'clock Mr. Hen- derson heard some one breaking up the kitchen fire, and on his shouting holloa, he heard the heavy footsteps of two persons descending the staircase, and on going outside ...
... March of last year, by the unfortunate Mr. Hall, who. was so brutally murdered by the man Francis. Ile D was employed in the kitchen, and had the means of L getting what he wanted. On the 3rd of this month lle complained of difficulty of breathing, and he ...
... piece of this Plaster, which need be changed only once in seven or eight days. Servants who are compelled to stand in hot kitchens with stone floors, will find a sovereign remedy for those dreadful pains they experience in the feet ; and to thousands of ...
... cookery, when obliged to take their turn of cooking ; and the girls in the schools of the poor might be employed in turn in the kitchen of their masters and mis- tresses, or the patrons and patronesses. The services that might be rendered to the humbler classes ...
... posi- tion. Admission-Front Seats, is., Gallery, Gd. Reserved Seats, Is. 6d. Commence it Eight o'Clock. -N ORTH MYTON SOUP KITCHEN. Additional Subscriptions of lOs. and upwards. L s. $ s. Atkinson, T. 0. I 0 Ostler, Jo11n ?? 10 Buckle,- -. ?? 10 Sykes, ...
... Wash-Stand. Tray Glasses. Carpet, Fender Irons; with the Furniture of Four Minor Lodqingffr,r(nr p, m Lamp. Stair Carpet. Kitchen Furuiture. Family Articles. Ac.. Ac. Kofa.—The whole of the CABINET GOODS have been recently supplied from the Manufactory ...
... commenced to dellrrr oat tiekrt few haadrad bags of coals, loaves of broad, ke., ftc., with soup from tbs Korth and Sooth Mjrton kitchens, to the moat dsatUata and desarvinf persons in the district, aaiofMlr selected the numerous district visitors connected with ...
... employment of Mr. W. T. Hadcock, the proprieior of the hotel, who issued the necceasary orders to one of the cooks In the kitchen. The bird was not ready at the time appointed, and the foreign servant having expostulated with the cook upon the matter, ...
... were such as the class of men who cried ont against public wash-houses could not conceive, because they did not live their kitchens, where the washing was done, the working man was compelled to dc. believed that some time would elapse before the wash-houses ...
... equal io 3e0 cotmon lamps for ten hours, or to warm all Ordineay ?? for tuvelve nours, itsctudittg She requisite heat fer kitchens. , rto supply the requisite heat for one-horse hpowcc Of steam. The itivention, it is slated, ihasieng tse b i ofthuse, ths ...
... contains Two Sitting-Rooms, Four Bed-Rooms, EKitchen and. back Kitchen, and the other contains Sittisg-Room, large Entrance Hall, calcu- lated to make a second Room, Four Bed-Roorns, and Two Kitchens. LOT 2.-All those TWO T E N E M E N T S, or DWELLING-.HOUSES ...