... the end of it. At the foot was a sort of scullery, littered with refuse, and at the further end a door opehed into the kitchen, a large, low-roofed room, with duskywalls, and a huge-coke fire burning in the capacious grate. There is no better barometer ...

... musically speaking, a decided success. SOUP KITCHEN.-This charity continuesin fell operation and during the week many a dish of wholesome ?? and eant has beean partakeel of by many an eager applicant at the kitchen in Walker street, and supplies have ako ...

... fired at, while seated at her kitchen fire, engaged in giving directions respecting household matters. Eost fortunately, however, the murderous intention was unsuccessful, as, although from the blackened bars of the kitchen window it was evident that the ...

... and roast and boiled m-utton, and exicellent plumn~pud- 1, dings supplied by some of thle lady parishioners fromt their own kitchens) was provided at the Falcon, and it v is aeedless to say that justice was done to the manay t good things catered. Several ...

... partially intoxicated. There was a piggi, or small wooden washing tub, with a long upright handle, standing on the sink in the kitchen, andthedeceasedre- moved the tub from the sink on to the floor, close by her feet. She slipped while stooping, and fell upon ...

... owving to tht | recent dispatch of the King's Dragoon (huards to Ireland. A lady has been killed by the bursting of her kitchen, boiler through the frost. Jn a fire at a dwellirg-louse, ito Lon~lon, six pet'.itritl were burned to do-atli. SiK rof the ...

... decanted two or ree bottles of wine and enjoyed themselves with Christmas f-j-e. They had gained entranoe through the back-kitchen window, and it is believed they were actually in the houpe when the family returned. A shocking accident happened Monday night ...

... FATAL EXPLOSION OF A KITCEEN BOILER. _ On Wednesday afternoon a kitchen boiler exploded at the residence of Ur. Charles Royle, Didabury, and as the result of the accident his .wife, Mrs. Royle, was killed instantly, whilst one of her daughters was seriously ...

... for poor children is very successful. The number of children who have dined since Thursday the 16th inst., when the soup kitchen was opened, is 3,444. The subscrip- tions amount to £300. The Echo states that the government have in contemplation a proposal ...

... CHRISTMaS DAY AT THE SOUp KITChii._(U Christ- mas Day, the committee who support the AMavor in the management of the soup kitchen, continued their efforts so that those poor people whose want of means prevented them partaking of a i good Christmas dimuer ...

... not being so prominent, do not breakt and grow so quickly, and thus the roots gain teore tiune to establish themselves. KITCHEN GARDiErN.-Make anoiher sowing of broad bealns and peas during favourable weather, in suitable soils and situations. Attention ...

... fntoxicatsd. There was a piggin or small wooden washlog-tul', witha a long up- right handle, standing on the sink Ia the kitchen, and the deceased removed the tub from the sink on to the floor, clogs by her feet. She slipped ?? stooping, and fell upon ...