... generous donor.i SOurP IITCHIENS IN PORTSOUT.-In our impression si of Saturday a correspondent suggested that there were F no kitchens within the borough. Our attention has been I directed to the annual reports of two (in Waltham- 11 street and Richmond-place) ...

... coat ? and he replied, I got into a row last nig-ht, arid Fo lost it. loung then got up, and went downstairs into Po the kitchen, where his boots (which were wet and covered Fo with mud) were handed to him. I then took him into Fe custody, and brought ...

... adviategeously some.,of the dull wet weather we may expect at this season,: in preparing a scheme of opera- tions for both the kitchen garden and the flower garden for the present year. If this plan is adopted regularly, and the results duly. registered, it ...

... taken ill. I heard of itin theafter. noona. He was in the kitchen with me in the morning. He was often in the habit of doing so. He seemed quite well, and had nothing to eat or drink in the kitchen. His V lunch was sent up to him after he had lefc, which ...

... SOnP KrTcHENe-The Itev. AV. Rose writes: -I saw in your paper a short time since a reference to the necessity of a soup kitchen in this place, and as it may not be generally known that I commenced one in flecomber last, for the benefit of tee poor and ...

... ~Brighton-street, Landport., described as a substantial awhile ,~dwelling-house of two sitting, and two bed-rooms, with It is kitchen, yard, and offices, forming a good corner property, life ir very desirable for wood and coal merchants, realie G Theyi isd51 ...

... Last Rose of Summer, Miss Hookham and Messrs. Kay and Smith. PART II. Pianoforte solo, Mr. Manders; songs,. Romance of the Kitchen and 'Tis really very unplea- sant, Mr. T. F. Plowman; reading, The Boarding Establishment, Rev. H. U. Smith.; song, Liquid ...

... in. forming those who, like myself, were willing to assist, that there are in this asigbbeurhaod two well-organised soup Kitchens-one in Victoria-street, undor the able superintendnce of the RRev. Mr Rose, and the other in Wahthaa-street, Sontheca, nauder ...

... on Monday last, went out at a quar- So ter to 12, and returned by two o'clock in the afternoon, Sol when he went into the kitchen, and began to blow the du fire with the bellows. Some time afterwards the deceased Cc went up to his bedroom, remained a short ...

... Oateliff' Farm, Godshill, th 'On, and on Saturday, the 15th ult., I left my silver watch and c bree chain hanginz on the kitchen dresser~of ,my grandfather's tb it of -house at Godsbill.~ The watch and chain now produced be c x. are mine.-.George Griffin ...

... six o'clock on Wednesday morning, a fire occurred at Mr. John Turner's, Broad-strcet, caused1 by a wooden partition in the kitchen, near a fire, getting over-heated. A policeman el duty in the neighbourhood, with the assistance 'of Mr. Theodore Feldon, ...

... valuable rabbits that were hanging up in a hutch, and belonging to a person named Grogan. We are pleased to hear that a soup kitchen has been opened at Forton, under a management which promises well for the stability of the institution. Basins of good soup ...