... 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 ...

... Somers Cooks, jan., Esq., M.P., of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 5th inst., at Trinity Church, Maryleboue, James Kitchen, youngest son of Samuel Kitchen, Esq., governor of Londonderry-gaul, to Mrs. Catherine Gurney, late of the Coachmakers'Arms, Bentinck-street ...

... The father of the child states that the house is ill ventilated. There is a constant smell arising from a privy under the kitchen stairs, and his family have all been ill from this cause. On the 3rd September, at 13 Bacon street, Bethnal green, the son ...

... the name of the writer and the ragged school may be omitted, and beg sinm- ply to remark that so urgent an appeal to our kitchen, under such harrowing circumstances, will not be made in vain. I remain, sir, your obedient servant, Monday, Oct. 14. CHARLES ...

... threet ctirriagus aoil twooZ gratary, bariteos, and utan's roots, large carriage yard, oecle-lol foding gates, productive kitchen gardeits, tsno vinereni, pjaltj with ?? choicest vines, and a small cottage. Hleldl it3 ls, for seven or fourteeni years, ...

... days of persecution d penal laws were yet unrepealed-and 'whea the services of the Church were celebrated e stealth in the kitchen or the outoue rate y ! Bishop himself has touchingly recorded ps the Torry was, in the year 1808, elected and CO]s atrick ...

... published. The preacher traced the bishop's career from the time when, under thse penal laws, lie officiated in a farm-house kitchen, to the consecration of his cathedral church and the institn- tion of his chapter ; showed that ouq sentiment had pervaded ...

... curipus traces of the purposes to which, in later times, it has been applied as the marine -residence of statesmen iu power. A kitchen garden has been established in the noat, and'the open causewary which onc leld to tlsinterior isnow eovered with alight roof ...

... gi'l who escaped. I was a waistcoat maker with Mrs. Thompson, and was in the house at the time of the accident. I was in the kitchen at about a quarter to eight, and heard a very slight crack; it proceeded from just where I was standing, ,ilose by the pavement ...

... t t it5 1, bourlisod highly respectable. It compirioa A l tttl. eltuate, in a wvell-timboredl paddockwt lc-' ~ol walleil kitchen garden, coach-house, ?? 5 agricultural buildings, cottages, smitssoaidaat t acres of tiost valitable and productiveabi ?? ...

... Davies Esq., aged 21, On the 16th inst.,at Hudderfield. at'he horseof his brother, in-law, Charles Atkinson, Esq., Edwin Kitchen, E;q.,of S Qrisen's-terrace, Windsor, having been thirty.five years t' the Civil Service of tlae Crown. On the 17th inst. ...

... she saw 'him no more for half an hour. The fly at the gate had driven off. In about an hour *Mr. Gilson caule through thie kitchen, and went up the back stairs to his bedroom, and bade witness follow him ; Else did so. He was still looking very pale When ...