... committee-the West End Kitchen, which was opened in Spittal Street; the East End Kitchen, in Shoe- makers' Close, Canongate; and the South Side Kitchen, in Haddon's Court, Nicolson Street. In addition to these, the efforts of the Night Asylum directors ...

... This is not the first subscription, and the poor-rates, I am told, are now 6s. in the pound. There are several large soup-kitchens, and tickets are sold to the public at ls. the dozen. Each penny ticket entitles the bearer to one quart of soup, or two ...

... in the princi- pal London hotels and clubs, and in the kitchen of the Houses of Parliament, and are calculated to bring the art of cooking to the highest point of perfection. In the first kitchen, which is intended to supply the ordinary work of the hotel ...

... present to say that the kitchen proper and the auxiliary kitchen are being fitted up by Mr Jeakes, of Lon- don, on a scale which far outrivals anything yet attempted in this city. Every part of the hotel is connected with the kitchen by means of speak- ing ...

... grocery business. The premises consist of the shop to the front, a kitchen behind, and an inter- mediate apartment, where Mr and Mrs Wood slept, the children sleeping in a teut-bed in the kitchen. On Friday iiight, between eight and nine o'clock, Mr and Mrs ...

... February, I heard a' noiae when, A' wa'jn .bed, and came down stairs., M}ly fatheri nd my mother were in the, house, in the kitchen. -.xy mother was lying on the floor, and ewas .jtuuping on . ber;:aud punching her, TI saw.him bumpb heo.head against the ...

... A NEGLE.'OTrED ART. .Hacnjillan's Magazine for October says:-7The kitchen is the heart of the:kingdom, the true seat of government in domestic economics; .who rules there, rules supreme. A visit of coremony for a few moments at a statedhour in the morning ...

... inid-chlimney, knocking it completely down. It then descended into the houses. Mrs Ford was lirveil to the opposite side of the kitchen ; and after recovering herself a little, commenced looking for her chaildren, the house being conmpletely tilled with soot ...

... warrant. One of them, with a bothy attached, is thus described- The cottage has kitchen with recess for bed, bed-room, bed- closet, scullery, and pantry; the bothy has a kitchen with resting-bed, and two bed-closets fire-places and windows have bo3n put into ...

... fastening. 'There was a communication betwreen the cellar and the, hack kitchen, and it was his customa to fasten a tea-tray in such a manner with a string, that 'on the kitchen door ~being opened the tray, would fall down, and mnake sufficient noise ...

... the apartments, &c. To the left are the dining-room and the kitchen, and in close connection with the kitchen are the scullery, the pantry, the larder, a coal cellar, and a back door to kitchen court, in which are the ash- pit and other conveniences. At ...

... the males by means of a low screen. IsOn the same level and behind this hall are placed n the kitchen, service rooms, principal scullery, w officials' kitchen and scullery, and store. Of rooms. On the basement floor are the Id bakehouse, steam-boiler house ...