... THE PEOPLE'S KITCHEN. It is a very humiliating reflexion that eating and drinking occupy more ol our thoughts than anything else Heaven above or in the earth beneath. We are not yet as the lilies that take no thought of such matters. Man is like the lower ...

... THE BELLES OF THE KITCHEN. Characters b> ilesdamee Jessie, Victoria, and Yokes, and Messrs. Fred ana Wilier Yokes. ** One of the best real burlesque sketches imaginable.” No extra charge. Admission to Palace as usual. One Shilling. ST. JAMESES hall; ...

... KITCHEN LITERATURE, Th. following (mooording th. Inquirer) m tli. titlo. •oms of th. Uloa bow conn, of publication in the peon ond lulf'pwuj wMklf journal* ;—“E«i*H.ndod Hugh, th. Hair of Osmond Hall;” “Th. Han in Ony,” the author “The Woman in Black;*' ...

... THE KITCHEN OF THE SCHOOL FOR COOKERY Teaching the Young Ideas how to Cook—Too many spoil the broth—Pantaloon has a little Chop—The Dark Man dressed m Blue”—A joint undertaking—A Fall in Coals—Boys that are always kept within bounds—A novelty in Pies ...

... SOYER’S FIELD KITCHEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sib,— According to promise, I herewith forward you a detailed report upon the economical and culi* nary advantages of the Field Kitchen ” constructed for the British army in the Crimea. With ...

... KITCHEN AND REFRESHMENT-ROOMS. On the motion ot Colonel FRENCH, the following gentlemen were appointed a standing committee to control tbe arrangements of the kitchen and refreshment-rooms in the department of the Seijeant at Arms attending this hous ...

... SHOREDITCH SOUP-KITCHENS AND THE BOTAL HAYMABKBT. A. S4th Night of the New Fell, Comedr.-THIS EWMO (NeudijX e* r, O’Keefe’! Muriol Piece, THE POOR SOLDIER, with Selection! from the Original Mueic: Patriek, Mian Wright; North, Mis Qwjrnne. After which ...

... TEMPER IN TEE KITCHEN Newport (Mayo) Petty Sessions, the other day, one Owen Kane summoned a young woman, named Hynes, lot aarault. The cate is thus reported by a Ioo»l paper The complainant and defendant were tecvanls at Meloomb?. near Newport, the employ ...

... THE KITCHEN THE SCHOOL FOR COOKERY Teaching tho Young Ideas how to Cook—Too many spoil the broth—Pantaloon has a little Chop—“ The Dark Man dressed Blue**—A joint undertaking—A Fall in Cools—Boys that are always kept within bounds—A novelty in Pies (strongly ...

... THE KITCHEN OF THE SCHOOL FOR COOKERY ! Teaching the Young Idea* how to Cook—Too many spoil the broth—iv.utaloon has a little Chop—‘‘The Dork Man dressed in Blue”—A joint undertaking—A Fall in Coals—Bop that arc always kept within bounds—A novelty in ...

... SOUP KITCHENS FOR THE POOR. TO THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sir, —Having observed a letter in your influential paper of the 28th inst., headed Ragged Schools and Soup Kitchens,” signed Charles Cochrane, in which he has generously offered to render ...

... RAGGED SCHOOLS AND SOUP-KITCHENS. The following lettet has been received the Secretary of tha Leiceater-sqoare Soop Kitchen, showing another sinking instance why branch soup kitchens should established in every parish the metropolis:— _ _ u Waterloo Ragged ...