... The day again passed with. out asir accident worth chroDieling. RELwF OP MfBTROPOLuTAN DRf DzsmItoN:-.yee terd;, the Citv Kitchen was opened for the relief of the die- , pesed ppr, to ew'om bread, coals and PotaOes were pleatf- fully distr5buted. At the ...

... highest-rented class come to 4s. per week. In the Lb- first house we visited, I found, on the ground-floor, ap a large roomy kitchen and living room, and up rt- stairs two good bed rooms. The lower rooms were in paved with prettily tessellated brick. There ...

... the meantime I trust that every district in the towvn will follow the ex- ample of South Myton in establishing an open soup kitchen, and in other ways contributing to the relief of the poor. - ...

... week. On Saturday last, as Mr. Dunkerley, the landlord of the Bricklayers' Arms, in Swanhill-road, was proceeding out of the kitchen along a passage, he fell into tile cellar and broke one of his legs. The accident occurred, we understand, through the negligence ...

... where ladies' *n- easd gesittesese's garsueists are made in ?? that are used si as workshops, hed-roossq, hospital, and kitchens-it being no un- sd. coemoi ?? class of workers to see the mother aid chilsren cosfirsed to ?? beds with fever, small pox ...

... formation, which ho Will ecinmunicate on the occasion. hes SOUTH. MYTON Soup Kri~cEN.-The sixth ,e5 distribution from this kitchen was madea yesterday (Thursday) making nearly five thoueands quarts of excellent soup delivered in Ic the commencement of ...

... poor of the town. ed The sun thus contributed, along with the balance of a Ia fund, raised about two years ago, for a soup-kitchen, and d remaining over, which the subscribers agreed to be de- ty voted to the aid of the coal subscription, secured the to ...

... laid their grins ou it~ dresser in the kitchen, where they remaisned during the test nii the day. At about half-past seven the name night. a ynoug woman named Sarah Stone, and her fetlow-servisst, sworeinllt kitchen when the twoo lade came in, assd coromesseed ...

... sat. vpaiatua ' IWhich his son, aaoyo' five, te, 'turndi'' The robi n inich th'a'ma so 'be- ia hom itwed, opened from s the kitchen and sitsing c 'gerber. The asop11t bf'things herd was mu ''li ti- bos 'thAn att'bhe last.houe. 'Tlih.owa udani aded to' C ...

... together in Athol. street, Douglas, on Christmas day, and their united ages amounted to 231 years. The Leiceater-Square Soup Kitchen committee gratuitously supplied, on Christmas day, soup and bread, beef, and plum. pudding to 1,145. destitute applicants ...

... paristus, which his son, a -boy of five, ears. of a lthe turned. The r-oom in 'which the mawinwa be0- testowed, opened fi-om the kitchen and sitting chani-. arge ber. The aspect of thingsi here was much briilhter bers tharn lt, the last house. The man used to ...

... ts made in furtherance of the object desired, the court adjourned until Friday, the 25th inst. ed ZLEXCESTER-SQUARE Soup KITCHEN. - Messrs. ad Overend, Gurney, and Ce. have this'day, subscribed the mu- re nificent sum of 501. towards the funds of this ...