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... mental aliment. It is in vain, then, for the materialist to hope for the regenera- tion of society through means of soup kitchens and lava- tories, and equally so for the spiritualist to anticipate the same result from schools and libraries. Man is a ...
... piece of this Plaster, which need be changed only once in seven or eight days. Servants who sre compelled to stand in hot kitchens with stone floors, wiU find a sovereign remedy for those dreadful pains they experience in the feet; and to thousands of ...
... through it, and a spacious garden. In this garden the convalescent patients are allowed to work (aa the women are in the kitchen and the laundry), sucb occupa- tion being highly advantageous to their health, mentally as well SS physically. * The season ...
... two or clock, lights a candle, gees about from door to door, knocks up his wearied household, and assembles them all in the kitchen. 'It has suddenly occurred to me,' he says, ' that we are throwing aj. ay the beat part ot oar profits. We might easily make ...
... three Rooms on each floor, and the other, three lower and four Lodging- Rooms, with a Stable to one of them, and an Out- Kitchen to each, aU ?? with the town's water. Rents £17 and £18. Apply to Mr. John Cole, Jun., on the Premises, or at Prospect Foundry ...
... piece of this Plaster, which need be changed only once in seven or eight days. Servants who are compelled to stand in hot kitchens with stone floors, will find a sovereign remedy for those dreadful pains they experience in the feet ; and to thousands of ...
... cookery, when obliged to take their turn of cooking ; and the girls in the schools of the poor might be employed in turn in the kitchen of their masters and mis- tresses, or the patrons and patronesses. The services that might be rendered to the humbler classes ...
... containing Lof 1. In the occupation of Mr. Tuke, comprises a roomy and commodious VILLA RESIDENCE, with extensive Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, Stable, Gig House, and Outbuildings, and covers an area of Ir. 29p. or thereabouts. Lot 2. In tho occupation of Mr ...
... yesterday, and at night had almost wholly subsided!^ Mount Sr. Bernard Hospice.-TIiU is the name given to a permanent Soup Kitchen, in Leicester Square, London. Periodical reports of the operations of the establishment are published ; copies of which are ...
... containing Lot 1. In the occupation of Mr. Tuke, comprises a roomy and commodious VILLA RESIDENCE with extensive Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, Stable, Gie House, and Outbuddings, and covers an area of la. 29p or thereabouts. Lot 2. In the occupation of Mr ...
... Mary Howson, eldest daughter of the lat* ' Mr. John Lord, ironmonger, Scarbro' . Same day, at Easthrook chapel, Mr. James Kitchen. Bowling, to Miss Ann Milner, Undercliffe. I Same day, at Almondbury, Mr. Joseph Beaumont, ■ of Netherton, clothier, to Mrs ...
... Druggetting, Chest of painted Drawers, an American Clock, brass-mounted Fender ?? dO ?? Pier Glass Fram - together with aU the Kitchen Requisites. no: f? ,e J° c o ™* ll6llo6 at 12 o'clock at Noon. Ofhce, 53, Westgate, Bradford, Feb. 20, 1850. YALJ L A A B^J ...