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... enclosed sound Hill Pasture. The House, which is entirely new, consists of Dining Room, Pailour, Five Bed Rooms. Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Dairy, Servants' Apartments, and other Conveniences. It ia pleasantly situated at the base of the Cheviot Hills, within ...
... been put into such state as to be available for the confinement of prisoners in case ol the jail becoming over crowded. The kitchens and offices have been considerably advanced ; they are covered in, and the interior fitting is in progress. Tbe drains and ...
... wearing piece of this Plaister, which need be changed enly once in seven or eight days. Senants who are compelled stand hot kitchens, with stone floors, will find a sovereign remedy for those dreadful pains they experience the feet; and to thousands of ...
... ia in ..ogre* k into sach state wto be available for _h_. h, » W' 4 prisoners in cm* of the jail becominj 25»5!! , Ph* kitchens and office, hay. , E n 0v ' r s__ »dwa-«ed ; they are covered , n , Ja ?**±vl\ fisting ia in progrew. Tbe drains '*⢠...
... and Female Servants, •Sec, «fee. ' The Offices consist of Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, ' Housekeeper's Room, SpaciousJ Kitchen,* Pantry, Scullery, Wash-House, Laundry, Extensive Cellarage, &c.; a plentiful supply of Hard and Soft Water; and every other ...
... SOUP KITCHEN. Yesterday, at noon, the subscribers this fund for the retief the necessitous poor iv the city and neighbourhood, were called together, by public placards, at the Guildhall, to determine upon the propriety of opening the soup kitchen. The ...
... Petergate. YORK SOUP KITCHEN. T a MEETING of the Subscribers to the Fund of December, 1846, Tor the Relief of the Neces- ! sitous Poor, held at tho Guildhall, on Friday, the 11 th inst., to determine upon the propriety of Opening the Soup Kitchen, WM. GRAY, ESQ ...
... and large roomy Attics lor Servants; > principal and back Staircases, Water Closet, ...
... propriety of opening th* soup kitchen. Mr. Aid. Gbat occupied tbe chair. Mr. Rowntbee wid tbat there remained in the hauds of the committee appointed in December, 1847, a balance of about £215. Last year, the soup kitchen ww not opened, the winter being ...
... Dining, and Breakfast Rooms on the ground-floor, and Four Lodging Rooms on the second floor ; with excellent Attics snd good Kitchens, Wash-house, and Cellars. Tbere are a Spring Water Pump and a Soft Water Tank upon tbe Premises. Also, all thow TWO Copyhold ...
... members of the senate. %'a miderstand that Mr. Whitney will deliver his last lecture on Tutstlay evening neat. THE YORE Soul . KITCHEN way op, nett On Tuesday Minting last, ut half-post nine o'clock ; were cord on that Thursday last. The Soup will he supplied ...
... determined to appropriate the amount placed at the disposal of the committee in augmentation of the funds of the York Soup Kitchen, which was opened to the necessitous poor oo Tuesday lost The company began to arrive between nine and ten o'clock, when dancing ...