... and attar drinking a few bottles of wine in the cellar proceeded to their deadly work. They got two large knives from the kitchen and stabbed the old mem and woman to death after a long and desperate struggle. They then began the plunder, but iu their ...

... DER. CONFIBBION (W THE CRIME. The Coroners inquest respecting the death of Rachel Samuels, who was found murdered in her kitchen at Burton Crescent, Loudon, on the 11th inst., was resumed on Monday, when Professor Redwood gave evidence to the effect that ...

... Sw►n. 100 poor pe,ons were supplie , l with soup and bread. 150 were similarly supplied in the Linktown Soup Kitchen the same day. The kitchen in Hill Street is to be open four days a week; that in Linktown two aye a week. cnatuo. Mr M'Phersin Grant, of ...

... THE UNEMPLOYED. FORFA R. The soup kitchen was again well patronised on Friday. It has now become better known. What is of as much consequence, it is seen that the dinners are of excellent quality, and hence the great demand, as we believe several bad ...

... Winter has not yet passel away, however, and it is to be hoped many subscriptions will yet be forthcoming to enable the Sou), Kitchen Committee to carry on their good work. Thanks to the forethought of deceased townsmen, the Council have at their disposal ...

... various churches in Pathhead, held in the Town Hal!, it was agreed to open a soup kitchen for the bens it of the unemployc the district. This will be the third soup kitchen opened in the extended burgh. ...

... dismounted, and fastened the bridle to an iron ring on the doorpost, and followed her father into a small morn behind the kitchen, where they remained closeted for more than hour. But the curiosity of • woman's nature would not allow Anne tn, rest content ...

... with lb. of tea, 1 lb. of sugar, a bun, and plain loaf ; and the Committee of Management handed over upwards of to the Soup kitchen. The annual dinner to the poor on this day was well attended to by a ver.,- energetic Committee, which collected over in, ...

... FOttrAlt. The number of tickets now issued to those who receive rations at the Soup Kitchen is 131, and, taking the families at an ge of four members each there are thus 540 individuals who are daily supplied. This is • considerable increase since last ...

... Potatoes. was the reply. Ay, said the Scot, but what to kitchen the potatoes °eh, said the Irishman, on belnil made to understand the word. they make the little ones kitchen the big ones : Prccv Ann THE MILLEIL—Peggie bought *boll' of meal ...

... he had put up his horse in the stable. No response came to his conjecture, so he pushed open the door and stalked into the kitchen. That part of the house appeared to he entirely deserted. No Bre burned on the hearth, and no busy housewife with eident hand ...

... on Sheilbill and the Home Farm, as taw a number of their friends, to a dinner aneball. The dinner was held in tie ' large kitchen of the Home Farm, presided over by the grieve, Mr 1). Hebenton. Mr William Farquharson, gamekeeper, nod Mr A. ('alder, coachman ...