... when the first was ,y, cold. She did not find any relief, but was still in agony. I sat up with her during the night in the kitchen, whbere she Pr, slept. She was very restless, moaned frequently, and drank dof z a Poddal of tea. Next morning she said I ...

... out the house I had been looking for. Having made known my business to the 5 deputy, silence was proclaimed, atid in the kitchen (which serves also as bed-room, parlour, &c.) I was introduced as the gentleman from tie ragged school. Here I found fifteen ...

... consists of a very small kitchen, or house place, and two small bedrooms; and the three rooms possess but one fire-place amongst them. The police regulations, it seems, have allowed three beds in each chamber, and one bed in tise kitchen; and if each bed had ...

... glad to lean how they may do so effectually. A visit was paid Si yesterday by a representative of this paper to a soup ,y kitchen, which is open daily from,3 o'clock in the afternoon, Le till about half-past four in Ham-yard, Windmill-street. A 'emest ...

... in the forenoon; thailsecond, lc ittl e shortof200,betweenthene and four in the aftrnoon. m At the Leicester-square Seup Kitchen and Asylum in Ham-yard, Haymarket, goodroup and bread are daily distributed, g ratniteusly, to upward of 800 persons; and ...

... otject he should select for his bene- volence. Charity has hobbies. One man will be all for washhouses; another for soup.kitchens; a third may feel himself peculiarly affected by tales of Irish distress; a fourth- probably along-sighted man-prefers the ...

... bread and everything else dear. They deserved to have an Excise officer in their cellars, a Custom-hioise officer in their kitchens, a soldier in their parlour to play with their wives [roars of laughter], a policeman to see that he took no advantage of ...

... daughter, for whom sufficient occupation was found at home. His cottage was an exceedingly comfortable one: on a plot of ground kitchen vegetables were grown. Case 7 is that of a peasant inhabiting the village of Stainton, in the south-western part of the county ...

... her sister ar, on the Saturday night. Deceased had ?? to eat. She '17 did not complain of beiag ill. She eat down in the kitchen,I ad by the fire, a few minutes. On the following morning, about 41tan o'clock, heard of her being ill, and went to her bedroom ...

... a- A ppeetahich nobody ever thnk of lookingX at,. A I and which the waiter of everycoffee-room i 3nuglana any r gives the kitchen-maid to light her fare with. The be s upplement advertiements of the ?? are stillborn winl a advertisementb, every one of ...

... ? THE SuicI sE AT SOUTH5AM PTo N.-Time jury have been unable to agree to a verdict in the case of M4atilda Piddlecomube, kitchen-maid at Solomon's Railway Hotel, Who conumitted suicide, on the 24th of December, b swallowing a large dose of oxalic acid ...

... leaves Aineriky. AN American lecturer ors wives says-1C As well might the farmer have the Venus de Medicis placed in lisa kitchen for a wife as some of our fashionable women. Indeed, it would be much better to have Lot's wife stand- ing there ; she might ...