... MARTIN, 20, Commercial - street, Newport. [14,462 TO BE LET, MAINDEE PLACE, a comfortable Dwelling-house, Two Parlours, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Two Pantrys, Six Bed-rooms, Stable, &c. —Apply to Mr. HOPKINS, 50, High-street, Newport. [14,497 ...

... and on the Raduorshire side of the river; it was then about three o'clock in the •fternoon ; he was sitting down in the kitchen, and there were four or five other persons there ; he had been drinking, and there was a noggin of gin before him ; the only ...

... THE SOUP KITCHEN FOR THE UNEMPLOYED NAV VIES. (To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin.) DEAR SlR,—Last week you were so good as to insert a letter from me in the MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN appealing for funds with which to keep open a Soup Kitchen for the ...

... have some spirits. I never drank whisky with you. You got in nothing but drink on Saturday. ■By the Chairman: I lived In the kitchen I could not tell whan prisoner went out. When I went Into the pailo irl saw tho prisoner giving the baby bread and water. ...

... forwarded with perfect fety. 25, OLDBOND STREET; A THE CITY STEIM WORKS, 58 & 60, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON. THE PATENT PRIZE KITCHENER AND LEAMINGTON RANGE. SSfb.1^ e 81 £ E KITOHEHEB BENJAMIN HUGHES, GENERAL IRONMONGER, OPPOSITE THE TOWN CLOCK, ABERYSTWYTH ...

... were so good as to Moen letter from TM ia the ST•Il OF •ND SOUTN NUM Tama, appealing for funds with which to aim s. soup kitchen for the unempto . yed navvies. In column of Local intelligence, however, those scipsesed • paragraph referring to my letter ...

... Drummond (of Hawthorndeu). who ft n - ~ opened the bank at Charinp t.ro«», oiafriend Jimson from waiting Inner m he back kitchen in South Au dey Street, ...

... Aessortinnt of STOVES for Heating Shops, OfficesIF and Public Buildings, at prices exceedingly low. PATENT OPEN and CLOSE-FIRE KITCHEN, RANGES, of.the oust Approved Make ond Fiiish ?? which hundreds haveMIN been sold in thin district, and are giving entire ...

... vacancy arises in some diocese other than Canterbury, York, London, Durham, and Winchester. —Mons* Post. A boiler, part of a kitchen ice, bunt with terrible toree—some part of the piping having become &menet Did-bury, a village near Manche ter, and killed ...

... lip. He let the candle fall, and then Riley rushed at him, and he felt something cutting him in the neck. He went into the kitchen and found he was bleeding from a wound in the neck. He did not see a knife in Riley's hand, but he felt something cutting ...

... Messrs Marshall's factory. On Thursday afternoon Mrs Brown left ths house to go to the coal wharf, leaving the deceased in the kitchen, and her husband in bed. Shortly after James Davies, a neighbour, saw deceased run out of the house in what he described as ...

... the re- sign over the door. In five minutes after prisoner had gone in he followed, and saw prisoner sitting down in the he kitchen. On going out into tie back premises he saw a m, quantity of brass bearings and copper, which the woman, ca who gave her name ...