... fore, as their influence would Isad to the injury oft hi scholars. The Committee thought it would be bettert0 pen the Soup Kitchen, should the Managers accede to it, and endeavour to do something for this class. Looking at their circumstances, and finding ...

... to induce a doubt in the case of Mitchell, the case was found not proven, and both he and the girl were sent to the Soup Kitchen Experimental School, with a view to their reformation. -Janes M'Donald, an elderly man, who stated that lie was a basket maker ...

... remarkable manner, the qualities of durability with a elegance, while, in respect of adaptation for every purpose of the kitchen, as bein economical in regard both to ia. h bonr and fuel, and calculated to attain the important end of good cooking, the ...

... aide of the house. - About a quarter of a mile farther ba down the Don, at Goval, while a' family were sitting in the of kitchen of their house, the electric fluid came ddwnrth& chimney, o scattering the. contents of, the fire-place through the house ...

... but the best work they could at I 51present-fiud was the breaking of wood for fueL, .llis could t be parchased at the Soup Kitchen oii the usual ter is, and they could supply a considerably greater than thepresenthdemand. rHe had yesterday (Sabbatlh) visited ...

... hand dishes rapidly, to chango plates quietly, V to help wine adroitly, to be staid and respectarble in his conduct in the kitchen; but that he should be a good musician. When f the dishes have been cleared awvay and tbe cloth has been re- moved, after ...

... tire kit. II 7d cirei-snie in tire gable end of tire moose. Ac I appr~oaicied tire aI g, irouse, I olaserveri light imr tire kitchens, I did rsot isotice at fir-st it as. si-Ietrer- it sias rnov'inig. I do rrot thirirl tirs wyorsar irsd crrr- I o. tnriras ...

... by old and shi ruinous tenemnents; and the Royal garden, instead of being laid fo out in ornamental grounds, is let to a-kitchen gardenerc-~ Re- Olfi -member, 1thies la§the palace of a capitbi.. Museums' of geology pri have beck established in London ...

... ts'efr oin into me. He- remained. with me from~ half an ho-ur to thiree -'quarters of an hour.' He wenit ' back ato, the kitchen. Ito see, 5 eass agin ad I heard bhimleave the manirsefromfive'to~ten minutes afterwards. It wals about'seven, Or' five mifisutee ...

... hair wvith nothing bttt his id shirt on, dristk. lIt Tillyfro Cottage there is a roons to the ri tight hand, them's is a kitchen to th~,left, and also a closet itt the ts ream. There is a ' botund bed' right opposite the window of it the room. Nobiody ...

... *Sirhusadwas at home at the time; brough he is now abroad. Wek slebt in a parlous' down stairs ; prisoner mlailb t teslept in the kitchen at the hack of the house, where there V'as a nny 'a-back-dooou Helen Stewart, my daughter,, and a young child of The I. .ar- ...

... or, as rumour has it, of child murder, oc- e ncurred at South Ythsie, Tarves, on Sabbath morning. The al unhappy mother, a kitchen servant, has absconded, and' ieno clue as yet has been discovered of her destination. Ae CON CEXLMENT OF PRENoAsNcv.-A young ...