... Act 3d and 4th William 4, chap. 86, will ready to be delivered on that day. The Leicester-square Soup Kitchen.— At the Leicester-square Soup Kitchen and Asylum, in Ham-yard, Hay market, good soup and bread are daily distributed gratuitously to upwards ...

... appointed station on the night before; and then great is the scramble for beds, both in your own hut and in the men’s, as the kitchen is usually called: some have, with prudent forethought, brought a blanket or opossum rug, and with pea-coats, &c., a “shake-down” ...

... Company of Goldsmiths for the Association for the Relief of the Poor of the City of London and Adjacent Parts, called “The City Kitchen.” Conradin Kreutzer, the composer of several well-known works has just died at Riga, in his 67th year, of an attack of apoplexy ...

... suite of rooms, in which are a smoking divan, billiard-room, complete dressing-rooms, &c. We need scarcely add, that the kitchens and cellars of the Club are on a complete and extensive scale. ...

... reading-room, 60 feet in length, provided with newspapers and a library of books. On the other side of the coffee-room is a large kitchen, in which the lodger can cook for himself at either of its two powerful ranges; or he may be supplied here, as in the coffee-room ...

... accommodation afforded them was the Government chapel, a room fitted up in the palace of the Governor at Valetta, and formerly kitchen, besides which was the Dockyard chapel. These were long the only means provided the Government for Divine worship, and strangers ...

... for. Robberies at Leeds, and Discovery of the Stolen Property in London.— On Tuesday, John Akroyd, William Rhodes. Joseph Kitchen, Christopher Petler, Matthew Sellers, and Benjamin Wooller, were brought at the Leeds Court house, before C G. Maclea, Esq ...

... Metropolitan Destitution. —On 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, Ham-yard, Great Windmill-street, 1500 poor creatures ...

... Duchess of Gloucester and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge have contributed XlO each to the Leicester-square Soup Kitchen ; and the children of Benjamin Fowler, Esq., Lave subscribed £3 towards feeding their poorer brethren iu distress, hoping ...

... Overend, Gurney, and Co., on Friday, week, subscribed the munificent sum of £5O towards the funds of the Leicester-square Soup Kitchen. The French Admiralty have issued an order to the effect that the officers and seamen of the French navy, as well as the employes ...

... laugh of them, too! The pastrycook, too! would he leave the supper, if he saw the limb of the law snugly ensconced in the kitchen? No—he felt that he must either postpone the party altogether, and make a precipitate retreat, or in some way contrive to ...

... work they stand in need 01, and at the same time the clergy be requested to open similar registry offices, with small soup kitchens, to be supported by contributions of food from their respective congregations ; to effect which benevolent purposes, and ...