... Methodist brother for about a week, and then I got these two rooms to which I have alluded. They were upstairs. One was the kitchen, cellar, and sitting-room; the other was the library, bedroom and parlour. So that we had six rooms, calling each three. The ...

... Italian Government. The good Father Nicolo Carbonari, now a. prisoner, ventured to take with him on leaving a few of their own kitchen. pots and pans in order that the exiled community might have means to cook such meat as Providence might send them while wandering ...

... now call the cellar kitchen. 'l1 ee h ouses were built on the bill Bide, and followed the then surface of the ground. This has recently been paved and flagged by the Corporation, and what used to be the floor of the original kitchen is now eleven feet ...

... last year £5 were given to the Association for the ImmOn Improvement of the Condition of the Poor, and £15 to the w55 v Soup Kitchen, leaving at that date £116 14s 8d in the 55l a'l ~hands of the Council. Seeing that the sum was so large, once. lie would ...

... at last IonthyH ciieeting '1866; -admitted during the m6nth, 76; total, 2 discharged, 90;' remainIng, -l71. ExrTarn SoU'Pe KITCHEN.-TheiTreasurer has received X1 from the Right Worshipful the Mayor, being a portion i of the £56 handed to him for distribution ...

... Middlesex. Here he ingratiated himself with Mr. Cattlin, a city missionary, and had been employed at a chapel and a soup kitchen. He had also spoken at different religious meetings on Clerkenwell-green, but, though representing himself as a thoroughly ...

... possible, and to connect the wing so made by corridors to the main building, adding a chapel and new kitchens, and thereby remove the old ob- jectionable kitchens from the ground fdoor, opening as they did into the principal entrance hall and wards-enabling ...

... by & MTethodist brother for about a week, and then T ' two rooms to which I have alluded. ., They were. ,the One was the kitchen, cellar, and sitting room. that we was the library, bedroom, and parlour, cellar we had six roome, call each three. Th cellar ...

... fittings, as compared with our report a few weeks zgo. The West B3romwich ironfounders are doing a satisfactory business in kitchen foods and builders' requirements. Chilled rolls and other mill and forge machinery also command a very ftll enquiry, the North ...

... affected. Near The 5is a large country house a hank of earth had boon made awk planted Butt in- with shrubs, ever a drainfrom a kitchen sink-stone (to hide the hack Hell aite premises; and, we malypresumie, the roots of shrubs had grown into lv .the sough and ...

... In seasons of distress, when large numbers of unemployed men and women in Glasgow were reduced to absolute want, the soup kitchen of the Night Asylum proved, indeed, a harbour of refuge, and a blessing to those who were ready to perisis. During one hard ...

... cottage and entered. I laid my hat upon the little stand in the hall, and passed on to the kitchen-our kitchen and dining-room were all one then. I pushed open the kitchen door and was-in heaven ! The table was set against the wall-the evening meal was rea ...