... SMOKY KITCHEN CHIMNEYS. It is very unusual, ays the L'vilding World, fat close-fire kitcheners to give trouble by smoking, and unless the cause is down-blow (which only occurs when the wind blows from certain quarters), then it must be condo led th t ...

... HENDON SOUP KITCHEN Committee : Mr. J. Marshall, Chairman. Mr. Manning, Treasurer. Rev. W. Tanner, Honorary Secretary. Mr. J. C. Bromehead; Mr. W. F. Sweetland; Major Bcroeas, Mr. J. H. Warden, Mr. Smart, Mr. Page, Rev. Father Carter, Rev. T. Fison, Rev ...

... HENDON SOUP KITCHEN. Committee: J. Marshall, Esq., Chairman. Mb. Mannino, Treasurer. Rev. W. Tanner, Honorary Secretary. J. C. Bbohehead, Esq. ; W. F. Sweetland, Esq. ; Major Burgess, Mb. J. H. Warden, Mr. Smart, Me. Page, Rev. Father Carter, Rev. T. ...

... TO WHITEN THE KITCHEN Spread it all over with thin paste made of chloride of lime and hot water; leave on all night, and in the morning wash off. ...

... HENDON SOUP KITCHEN. ...

... KITCHEN. TINTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH. Furniture, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bedsteads, Pianofortes, Book Cases, Sideboards, Pictures, Musical Instruments, Old China, Gilt Cornices, Looking Glasses, Curtains, Clocks, Lamps, Table Linen ...

... THE HENDON SOUP KITCHEN With the thermometer down to 15 degrees, as it has been some days this week, and the consequent iron-grip which King Winter lays on Nature, many industrial pursuits have prematurely been brought to dead-lock, that the kindly efforts ...

... HENDON SOUP KITCHEN. Committee: J. Marshall, Esq., Chairman. Mr. Manning, Tnaeurtr. Rev. W. Tanner, Honorary Secretary. J. C. Bbohehzad, Esq. ; W. F. Swketland, Esq. ; Major Burgess, Mr. J. H. Warden, Mr. Smart, Mr. Paok, Rev. Father Carter, Rev. T. Fison ...

... HENDON SOUP KITCHEN This most useful institution was opened for the first time during the present winter Tuesday, under the superintendence of Major Burgess. The kitchen this year is situated on Belgravc-terrace, close to where the original kitchen was opened ...

... ST. STEPHEN’S KITCHEN. Though many of its older members refuse to the House of Commons its once proud boast of being “the most comfortable club in London,’’membersdo ■ii'l contrive to eat and drink to inconsiderable extent within its walls. That important ...

... THE HENDON SOUP KITCHEN- The severe weather of this week has led immediate opening the Hendon •Jfckeß, which cummeocee its useful work to-day A meeting the committee took Monday at ute residence of Mr. Man•Nh in Brent Street, which Mr. J. C. Mar-s*o pended ...

... the kitchen open until the end of the month, and then have the apparatus stored away for the next season. Mr. d. C. Marshall, the Rev. \V. Tanner and Mr. Manning, were appointed committee to consider the desirability of providing a permanent kitchen, and ...