... for a sufficiency of work, bringing with it a rufficiency of food, takes the place of semi-starvation, and there are the kitchens for the old people and the little ones. Under these circumstances we can well conceive that in those districts where the ...

... According to a Madras telegram the collector at Kurnonl reports that women of the higher castes will not resort to the famine kitchens. The Famine Commissioner, however, thinks they should be given a chance of attending before that opinion is formed : And ...

... Presidency in which distress and famine pressure prevail, and fix the dates smoe which remedial measures, such as relief works, kitchens, &c., have been opened; Whet are the dates on which scarcity was first apprehended, taking the dates on which restrictions ...

... East Coast, 1,980, 2,035, and 551; South Central, 1,171, 2.742, and 752; total men, 11,078, 15,833, and 5,924. People fed at kitchens are as follows for tbe three blocks: Deccan, in Kurnul and Anantapur only, 76, 160. and 734; Emit Coast, ; South Central ...

... sanctioned everywhere where large demand for employment exists. Kitchens opened wherever recommended by Commissioner. About 18,000 people employed on relief works, and 5.000 being fed, kitchens, at cost about 1,000 rupees monthly. These facts alone would ...

... four rooms and a garret. Three of these rooms are used for sleeping, the fourth combines the functions of store-room, hall, kitchen, etc. The garret was placed at the disposal of the doctor and myself. One 4,f the at once spread a big cot for us and asked ...

... that fall, an easy victim, into the hands of the village usurers. It is also this great proletariat that swells the relief kitchens of a famine camp, and that gives the utmost anxiety and worry to Government. The administrative abilities of a benign government ...

... names of the minutest parts of the body, various diseases and accidents, surgical and dispensary appliances, hospital and kitchen I urniture and utensils, clothes, medicines, metals, fabrics, tools, etc. Some fifty pages are devoted to common native medicines ...

... ordinary Anglo-Indian establishments, never quitted the door of the sick-room, except to prepare his master's food in the kitchen, or to pray with his face towards Mecca five times each twenty-four hours. Day and night he was ready at the slightest call: ...

... condition renders them incapable of self-support, and to superintend the construction and administration of poorhouses and kitchens provided for indigent children and women. I hone ventured to detain you at some length with details of this remarkable Code ...

... friendly and familiar advisers are urgently needed. The vital question of conservancy, including the disposal of house and kitchen refuse, is dealt with in Point 9. This is a matter which depends so much on local conditions and the habits of the people ...

... themselves in parliament and legislate for the Europeans to take over the household management, and put the Europeans in th, kitchen Their country had decided that they bad enough Asiatics and Indians here, and they were going to tees. them fairly and well ...