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... both vessels of and from Newburgh, grain laden, Sn: put into our harbour, through stress of weather, yesterday. ' pa ;, SOUP KITCHEN EXPE-RIMENTAL SCBOOL. - This novel nit is Institution, we are happy to hear, has so far answered the Ye u3 end for which it ...
... MrTraill, M.P. for Caithneuss, arrived at the Royal Hotel, host night, en route to the north. The Treasurer ofthe PublicSoup Kitchen gratefully aelenow- ledges the receipt of £102 4s. 10-.,d., less expenses, being one twelfti of the reiidue of theeestate ...
... amongst the local charities of the city. The Provost has c- '- Nror cordingly divided the amount as follows:- Public Soup Kitchen - . 5.£ I) 01 United Coal Fund , @ 0 West Coal Fund.. ..4 04 0 Sick Man's Friend Society ...
... of One Guinea each, to the following charitable institutions:- House of Industry and Refuge. United Coal Fund. Public Soup Kitchen. Sick Man's Friend; and The Female Society. The Treasurer of the Industrial School Association begs to acknowledge the receipt ...
... Lctirticlt'eed leas received 95 n from a Friend, in behalf of that institution, of Tue Treasurer of the Old Aberedeen Soup Kitchen less re-.t ceivod a donation of zol, from Mrs Colonel-Forbes, Charnonry, T per R1ev. Mr Smith. ti( 1IN8TALLATIONe OF COLONEL ...
... temporarily in Charlotte Street School, and a church is to be erected for them in George Street or that neighbouiihood. SOUP KITCHEN.-A meeting of the managers of this -Institution, the operations of which have been exceedingly honie- ficial to the deserving ...
... and Neo fined in the penalty of £2 10s-15s of which to go (nominally) abli to the complainer, and 35s to the Public Soup Kitchen-besides cha ate 13s of expenses. cou [ADvERTIsEaENT.]-The readers of this paper are re- La: Mr ferred to -a list, in anot ...
... of Mr !.Chalmers, Jun., Laverock-bisges, a doniation of q oise pound seventeen shillings sterling, for behoof of the Soul) Kitchen, Old Aberdeen, being the proceeds of thre old Malicar ploughmen's boll, after det'rayiiig expenses. SALI] OF LADIES' Worx ...
... as follows Sick M-an's Friend, - - - £0 10 l The United Coal Fund, - - 0 l 0 - The Clothing Society, - . 0 5 0 The Soup Kitchen, . - 0 5 0 horth The Treasuro r of The 'UJited Coat Fund begs to acknowledge Lou. the receipt of the following donations:- ...
... night, anrd glide about the ice armed with a torch aind bull's- thce u -eye lantern, to prevent collisions. fror 'e, PuaoSOUP KITCHEN.-We Would again call the special B this attention of those of our readers whbose material comforts are byI nay iiot impaired ...
... 3e ,A'Lady - 0 5 0 aA Friend - 0 5 0 rMrs Farqubarson of Monaltrie, 2d a. Contribution .- 1 0 0 The Secretary of the Soap Kitchene has to acknowledge the receipt of £1 5s from Mrs Young, Feuglh Cottage, beiiig the balance (after deducting expenses) of ...
... ; the Rlight H-on. Lord Macdonald; SirI John Sieclali', Hart., and Lady Sinclair, &c. The Treasurer of the Plublic Soeim Kitchen, (which ilas now 'a been closed for the seaeoil) floankfnllv tacinowledges receipt of t tile follinwing- donations, since ...