Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Canton; do., Mrs. Saulez, Rectory, Canton; basket of kitchen vegetables, Mrs. Scott, Canton a dozen rabbits and basket of kitchen vege- tables, R. F. L. Jenner, Esq., Wenvoe Castle; oranges and basket of kitchen vegetables, Miss Page, Dulwich House, Llandaff; ...
... ditto, Mrs. Saulez, Rectory, Canton; basket of kitchen vegetables, Mrs. Scott, Canton; a dozen rabbits and basket of kitchen vegetables, R. F. L. Jenaer, Esq., Wenvoe Castle; oranges and basket of kitchen vegetables, Miss Page. Dulwich House, Llandaff; ...
... before in the evening. The first he had: in the kitchen, and the coie second in the har. Defendant keeps boarders. iPatriok.A. from Horns, a boarder in Hennessey's, stated that lh was in the Atla. kitchen when last witness came in. Ho did not seebhim have ...
... room attached to the workmen's cottage's, and the cooking was most satisfactorily performed in the* large and commodious kitchen attached to che buildings. Ample justice having been done to the good things pro- vided, the room was cleared and dancing ...
... white fustian clothes, on one side, and the women, in blue dresses and clean white caps, were seated on the other. In the kitchen was the Master and a number of assistants carving up huge joints of roast beef, the slices from which were placed on plates ...
... 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 ...
... town in England the cost of living to the poor will be diminished three-fourths by means of preserved meat and organised kitchens. HORSE FLESH.—The Society for the Propagation of Horse Flesh as an article of Food has just published the following note ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... in Mayo. The lady, Miss Harriett Gardiner, having some property near Billycastie, has been fired at while sitting in her kitchen. She received seven or eight grains in the head. The crimo is of an agra- rian nature, as she evicted several of her tenants ...
... ...