... the Rectory Farm, where any man out of work can find employment. This is one of the best features in the whole plan. A soup kitchen is shortly to be established. Mr. C. Mellor has offered the loan of his farm premises for the purpose. OFFORD CLUNY. County ...

... ouly daught«. Mx. 0. Wretham. the Ore-en Farm, St. Ediuuni'a. -Tll uowta—Dec. 24, at the hspel, I'p. well, Mr. Jose-ph Kitchen, fanner, to Mi» lie-U«j Thrower, both ot Upwell. 1 Lanokan - Dec. 2S, at Chriat Church, lge (by the Kev. E. T. Leeke., Mr ...

... HOUSE, Being No. 62, Saint Andre w's-street, late the residence of Mrs. Truslove, deceased, containing entrance hall, cellar, kitchen, scullery, and drawing-rooms, study, and numerous bed-rooms; also the adjoining HOUSE, being No. 61, as now let to the Misses ...

... decanted two or three bottles of wine i and enjoyed themselves with Christmas fare. They ' had gained entrance through the back-kitchen window, and it is believed they were actually in the house when the family returned. The Tinies regrets to announce the death ...

... Didsbury, about five miles south of Manchester. In the kitchen of a house situated in the Crescent there, Mrs. Royle and her daughter were seated before the fire, when suddenly boiler forming part of the kitchen range, and having feed-pipe communicating with ...

... furniture, mahogany pier glasses in gilt and other frames, handsome Arab'an bedsteads, feather bods, and bed-room furniture, kitchen furniture, floor cloths, &c. Removed to the Public Rooms for convenience of S*le. S»le to commence at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues ...

... person, as thoroughly good PLAIN COOK. She must able to manage small dairy. A person from to 45, or a widow, would liked. Nd Kitchen Maid, but an in-door Servant is kept. Wages I'2o.—Apply, with particulars, F. A., Post-office, St. Ivea, Huntingdonshire. ...

... 20tl of January, 18/0, punctually at Seven o'elock the evening, in two lets. Lot 1.-A brick-and-tile DOUBLE TENEMENT, with kitchens adjoining ; also, a.yard as staked out from lot 2, with the buildings thereon erected, consisting of board and tile cowhouse ...

... „‘LT; Lot I.—A newly-erected Brick and Slats DWELLING-HOUSE, pleasantly situate in New Town, containing Front Parlour, Kitchen, Back Kitchen. Pump, capital Cellar. Four Bed Rooms, Yard, with Water Closet, Cistern, Aai.pit, Coal and Wood Uonse, Barn. Garden ...

... and loft were speedily destroyed Boots and shoes to the value of were burnt. It is believed that the fire originated in the kitchen, owing to some clothing being placed round the fire to dry. The property was mured. Week Prayer.—Meetings for united prayer ...

... Some of the money has been spent in coals, and all the men out of work have been set to labonr by the committee. A soup-kitchen has likewise been established, and is under the superintendence of the Rev. C. H. Turner and Mr. Ashton. It was opened for ...

... bedroom and met the assassin on the stairs pursuing her. struggle ensued, in which Spooner forced Huggett down stairs into the kitchen, and was close to him when he threw the bag of gunpowder upon the fire. Since the occurrence, on the 22nd ult., Mr. George ...