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... Amallest streets, w hose small kitchien contained a boiler, allowed those who were more destitute, to wash their clothes in her kitchen, and to supply themselves with water from lear boiler ; three. persons could scarcely stand in the little room at once, and ...
... looked awfully-sad. It seems1 ,.tbat aladydesirons to rid her house ofooueof'these animals I whose petty laiwenita in -the kitchen were' a' source of ' 4great annoyance, bad conimissionedithe. servantgirl to ' 'take it'out of tbe-neighbourhood and drop ...
... financial year, May 31. ANOTHER GEORGE BIDDER.-In the report, just published by the Secretary of the L Leicester-square Soup Kitchen, which has been re-opened for the benefit of the casual destitute poor, many of whom appear to have been saved from starvation ...
... appearing s in court, Mr. GOODWILL-Where weve you from half.past sight to ten t o'elock? i Mr. Charlion-1 was In the cook's kitchen; but I weist out to the butchers and came in about nine o'clock. I saw nobody at rthte gate at that time. P Mr. GOODWIrLL-When ...
... And why not again see our small farmer well dressed and comfortable, as he has been, with his chests full of meal, and his kitchen hung with flitches of bacon, his yard full of poultry, turkeys fattening themtelvpp on his eiccount, and hens laying eggs ...
... The opposite room Is very a damp, and at present uninhabitable, likewise tic adjoining day. tl room, whichi was the old kitchen, acid totally unfit for what It to e at present applied. The road to tice bed-rooms passes through the h cellars, which is ...
... Soup Kitchen. in the Manors, the poor have daily been sup- plied with a very large quantity of excellent soup, bat the request for tickets is daily increasing, and, although this will to a certain extent be met by the opening of parish soup kitchens, yet ...
... Jones.1 The toast was receivqd with the greatet I ad enthusiasm. The vice-chairman followed, and gave thoe a Fireside and kitchen of the Goat. Miss Jones said ti 0 she was always very happy to, see her Wooeds a'sd serve d them, 1but never more so than ...
... Stepiren WV. Lawley, Eocriek, £300; tire Duke of Newcastle, Clamber Chapel, £351 79's I SOUTH MYTON CHtARITIlos.-Tbe soup kitchen in St. James'5sloroet has been in full operation during the last week, and has been the means of relieving several hundreds ...
... absene the clothes caught the flame, and were imme- a, diately in a blaze. This communicated with the wood-work of the ti kitchen and in a very brief space of time the whole neighbourhood were alarmed. The door of the dwelling-house was broken open, and ...
... and Mr. Collier and Mr. Parry defended the prisoner.t Ils Jane Johnson, the nurse of tke child; eaid Mary Anise *n Wigzell, kitchen maid; Sarah Powell, house maid; George I: )a Glass, butter; and William Skelton Bryant, footmen; all r in the family of Mr ...
... besides, li daaghtdr worked D jncc atfactory, , , - ..i *t. q ; Visiting te- lp Irish k el(61 '.,afirst entered h zout -a kitchen, wbdre sk:agard -men and woman wero Pt ;iet. seated at ?? relieving eogaer told me,' ol nuno .wrio-n old.aan dyirg upen ? ...