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... they couldn't sing. But after they had sung, and some of them very well too, the blacksmith brought down his fiddle, and the kitchen flour was cleared for a dance. When the sets were formed it was found that a couple was eventing, and the Captain and Blrs ...
... Drawing- Room, Library, Bedroom, and Pantry on the Ground Floor j Two large Bedrooms and Storeroom on the Attic Floor c Parlour, Kitchen, Servants Room, and other conveniences on the Base. ment Floor. The whole is in excellent eider, and arrangements may be jostle ...
... Krrcsirx.—A sou?+ kitchen has been opened at Westfields, under Mr m. Mitchell, by &number of the gentlemen in Rattray. Wednesday was the first day, and • number of people were supplied with a small can of coup and a roll. The kitchen will likely prove ...
... Raith and Novar has sent towards the Kirkcaldy Soup Kitchen and that the young laird of With has sent 410 in aid of the poor of the district, £lO to the Kirkcaldy Hoop Kitchen, £lO to Links 'Soup Kitchen, and £lO in aid of the poor In connection with Abbotshall ...
... ured 1 • combination of the two articles acting - stone, to sebeenptions amounted to Et0,1_ , 2 as .0, whereof was to Le kitchen lass, aud also to work out et- . ll of that life-glving property Chemists specifically upon the skin-the milk giving softnesa ...
... We had occasion to mention the other week that a lady in Carnoustie had forwarded a stilweription on behalf of the soup kitchen fund. This was from a daughter of the late Provost Webster of Forfar. The deceased gentleman who has given the above donation ...
... s towards the fund will be gladly received by any member of Committee. Our Blairgowrie correspondent - writes :—The soup kitchen at Westfield' continues a great boon to the Rattray folks. There are sometimes over 200 getting rations in a day, about one-fourth ...
... THE WEEKLY NEWii, DATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1879. YARNELL. Sour KITCHEN.—A soup kitchen, built by the Earl and Counter of Southesk for supplying the children attending the school with a warm dinner, wus opened the other day by the Rev. Mr Cameron, in presence ...
... HRLCHIN KITCHEN, This useful charity continues to be very largely appreciated in the town, and hss been freely supported since its opening, on Christmas Day, by handsome subscriptions and donations in kind. Nearly 200 households are supplied with excellent ...
... Nirol. plumber ; and A. Cormack. plasterer. The additions are the fitting up on the attic flat of another billiard table, kitchen, for use at public dinners, social meetings, &c., the inserting of water closets and lavatories into all retiring rooms, and ...
... cleaning the streets or other incidental labour provided for them be paid in part from the police rates. convex. The soup kitchen is being always fully taken advantage of. The total number of tickets now in use is 130, or sit of an increase, representing ...
... cattle, his house was but a clay cottage, thatched with a kind of reed, and furnished with a few stool., a table, and some kitchen utensils. It was nearly surrounded by nets, on which were hung to dry the skins of lions, tigers, panthers, and other ferocious ...