... have been a little mere, arising from painting, plumbers' work, ic. There was a sum of L.95 I s. lid. received from the Soup Kitchen committee, but which did not formn a chargeagainst the Asylum, soup tickets having been sold to the committee, and rations ...

... L 78th Foot-Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. Kitchener. from !hall pay 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice E. Twopenv. who exchange - Major HI. IV. Stisted, to be Lieutenant- ! Colonel, bh purchase. Vic2 Kitchener, %who ?? H. Hamilton to be Kaj or, by purchase ...

... with a bullet ; Yarker then returned home, leaving his victim dead in a kind of tower or temple. The servant girl was in the kitchen when Yarker arrived there, taking tea, with an infant in her arms; he opened the door and shot her dead through the head, ...

... district for every schoolmaster elected under the provisions of this act, consisting of not less than three rooms besides the kitchen, and a portion of ground for a garden to such dwelling-house from fields used for the ordinary purpose of agriculture or pasturage ...

... William Bruce, manufacturer and retailer of fireworks The premises consisted of a shop and a rooma below, and a room and kitchen above, and the fire arose from trying in the lower flat the strength of preparations for making squibs, and a quantity of ...

... parlour up the staircase, and cut off all means otfescapo for the other parties above. A nean named Kembic, who lived in the kitchen, at the peril of his life, rushed through the fire, and succeeded in pulling his wife out, when he returned three times and ...

... children, residing in the honsse, hld been playing about the room, and it is supposed they hald brought the fire from the kitchen, as no other igniting property was in the house. The fire was speedily got under, though with the damage we have mentioned ...

... about a quarter of an hoer after, when Miss Creighton, on going down to the parlour, and finding it empty, proceeded to the kitchen. Her horror may be imagined, on reaching this spot, to find Miss Faris lying dead on the floor, a pool of blood around her ...

... second, Mr Arnott; third, Mr Cram. Pears (Jargonelle), best ?? Easson; second, Mr Arnott; any other sort, best ?? Arnott; kitchen sort, heaviest ?? MILean. Apples (able), best six of one ?? M'ILean; second, Mr M'Douald; third, Mr Robertson; largest ?? ...

... ly situated on ste t the rising ground between Lasswade and Bonnyrigg, con- sisting of Two Public Rooms, Five Bed-Rooms, Kitchen, and Te other conveniences, Stablo and Coach-House, with the Vege- tables in Garden. LLY,, Renet Moekrate. ed, Apply to Messrs ...

... the window, and then cut away the rco woodwork, into which an iron bar was fixed. From the rg sculiery an entrance to the 'kitchen was effected. by the_ re- ba'li moval of one bolt, which appears to have been done in a very sob business-like manner, indicating ...

... tilontesqoieu. The Duke of Camlbridge presided yesterday (Tulesday) at a commnittee meeting of the Leicesrer Square Soup-Kitchen, a when a plan for preventiug destitution and mnendicancy in 1: the metropolis was con~sidered and adopted. The Leicester ...