... METROPOLITAN DESTITIITION.-011 Tuesday the City Kitchen was opened for the relief of the distressed poor, to whom bread, coals, and potatoes were plentifully distributed. At the Leicester-square Soup Kitchen, Ram-yard, Great Windmillstreet, 1,600 poor creatures ...

... apprehended from the violence of this class of papers. Their circulation is very great ; one paper, unheard of above the kitchen area, sells as many as 100,000 copies weekly ; a circulation of 50,000 would barely pay its expenses. It would be an invidious ...

... Wednesday last. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has presented a donation of 51. to the Society for Establishing Soup Kitchens, North-place district, Bath-lane, New-road. THE HELMSMAN or THE VICTORY.—Mr. Thomas Bendel, who steered the Victory during ...

... working of the Joint-Stock Companies Winding. up Acts, as carried out by the Masters in Chancery. LEICESTER - SQUARE Sour KITCHEN.—Messes. Overend, Gurney, and Co. have subscribed the munificent sum of 501. towards the funds of this charitable institution ...

... she had a child three mouths after she was married. The intercourse between defendant and myself took place in my father's kitchen, about twelve o'clor..k at night, whilst my father and mother were in bed. They did not know Calvert was in the house. I let ...

... and I believe I might have got through a third, only Lord Dunderhead Downhill joined the Plymouth brethren, and married his kitchen-maid, which brought public opinion up spin several degrees, and spoiled the sale; but I made a very nice thing of it, altogether ...

... camel-hair brush, for the several performers, laying everything upon the dressing-tables (which look for all the world like kitchen dressers) and the backs of chairs. The prompter is the next to arrive ; but before he has entered, the callboy, his auxiliary ...

... murder of the countess, John Stauff had purchased some verdigris, and mixed it with some sauce which was being prepared in the kitchen for the count, with the intention of poisoning him. The medical evidence at this trial was curious and interesting. Some of ...

... Rockier, who resigns. 78th Foot —Lieut.-Col. H. H. Kitchener, from half-pay 9th Foot, to be Lieut.-Col., vice E. Twopenny, who exchanges ; Major H. W. Stetted to be Lieut.-Col., by purchase, vim Kitchener, who retires; Capt. H. Hamilton to be Major, by purchase ...

... in despair, had expectations. It commenced business at my place in Bnrgus-street, by thrusting its lean neck through the kitchen window and eating a pound of butter. The servant lass, suspecting it to be a thief, kicked it into the street. From the street ...

... t, Oldham-road, and the prisoner had been in their employment for some time past. On the previous evening she was in the kitchen, no one else living in the house at the time but the boy, when the latter, who was engaged in cleaning some knives, aimed ...

... for admittance are subjected to a severe scrutiny. Other precautions are taken to insure the safety of his Holiness, the kitchen department forming an especial point of surveillance. new cook has been promoted from the convent of St. Calixtus to the palace ...