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... Enquired reason of screaming, and told in the interval of sobs—' Dey (sob) shut de (sob, sob) door' (sob, sob, sob). Visited Kitchen range, which extensive, Scullery, Washing House, Dead House, Dissection Room, Chapel, Lockup for refractory paupers, &c. Much ...
... Store's and finished Attics. in ABBEY PATH, at present possessed by Mr CIIARLFB FINDLAY, There is a Pipe of Soft Water in the Kitchen ; and a Watitt Closet may be had on the Second Floor if desired. Rent moderate, and no Window Ditty ebargeable. Apply to JAMZ3 ...
... Huhn , . has constructed a little' machine for the purpose of ewaking himself early in the morning. To a Dutch clock in the kitchen he has attached a lever, from which a wire communicates thmugh the ceiling to the bed-room above, in which lie has fixed his ...
... and Archibald Hardie, Esq., M.P. for Paisley, have been on a visit to Brechin Castle during the past week. SOUP-KITCHEN.—The Soup-Kitchen Committee, who had suspended their operations for upwards of two months, met on Monday ; and, on examining the T ...
... have no fear of the object aimed at being attained. ARBROATII.—JosEett Hums, ESQ., M.P.—The sum of £2 in aid of the Soup-Kitchen Fund, and LI on behalf of the Infirmary, was this week transmitted to Provost Johnston, by Mr Hill, banker, Montrose, the ...
... conversation and a exult worth noting, plod people of this wonderful time of Railways. Ragged Schools, Model Laigine-lionses.Soup-kitchens. Yodel Prisons, and other excellent crutches for helping along Society of mars. which still stumbles somehow, most sadly ...
... Clock: Grates. Fenders, and Fire-Irons; Feather Reds, Blanket•. and Sheeting ; Hair Mattresses ; Carpets, Rugs; Crockery ; Kitchen Utensils, &c. de. ALSO, Upwards of 250 Volumes of Rooks, many of which are new and •aluable, and to whirl' the attention of ...
... highest 'ton; whose valets canvass their augnst secrets, jest, my dear Madam, as our own parlour-maids and dependents in the kitchen discuss our characters, our stinginess and generosity, our pecuniary means or embarrassments, and our little domestic or connubial ...
... state that the following munificent donations have been handed over by his Lordship to the Charities under-mentioned :--Soup Kitchen, £5O ; to poor persons not on the poor's list, for £5O ; for the same article to persons on the poor's r011,.£20; to the Clothing ...
... above the Shop of Mr JAMES CARGILL, Draper. The Apartments consist of Dining-Room, Parlour,Three Bed-Rooms, lied-Closet, Kitchen, and Pantries, with Garden Ground, Washhouse, Cellars, Pump Well and Cistern, &c. dc. The above Promises are in excellent ...
... killed on the railway, by the special train from Dundee to Broaghty Ferry, on the night of Mr Pnwrie'e benefit. MONTROSE.—Sour KITCHEN. —We are happy to learn that the Right Ron. Lord Panmure has, through Provost .Taineson. transmitted the liberal donation ...
... area. THE SOUP KITCHICN—Lord Panmure has, with his accustomed munificence, transmitted £25 towards the support of our Soup Kitchen. Mr Hume, M.P., has sent £3. and Mrs Watson Carnegy, of Lower and Turin, £3 , 3s for the same purpose. Acura:tn.—A heavy goods ...