... arrangemen's for open- great: abuse wait be mealmakers within oF tok uptt hend to prent cay ~ rymes of Tat 1070: 6 3 img the soup kitchen are nearly Gee bounds of Lothian in causing grind tho|*elleds, ho soe operations are expected to be taken to-morrow site and ...

... from Messrs U'laughtaii & Siuclair,-stationers; s ad also, from Messrs Itutherford & Co., Jamaica and Street,. £5 for soup kitchen and £5 for coals. The- sque superintendent of the Asylum will be thankful also aied to receive aast-off-clothing, shoes;, ...

... Wemyss Bay, _ Jor Dunoon.-Apply to B. B. Shearer, vwritr, It Hamil- ton Street, Greenock. - H 08O1789 of four rooms and kitchen Wa ted, within ton AX milesofGlasgow; EastSideprieerred. StaltetermIL- Address 9517, Herald Office.- IIOUSEM-Wanted; Detached ...

... given the princely sum of £50-towards this fund, and has promised to give se much deer and rabbit as will provide for a soup kitchen, wee down last week, examined the works that are end Dean of by Bailie M‘Oracken, Broom. end expressed Dean of Guild Broom ...

... bread and other articles of food maybe obtained from CG1 airoost any shop in town. It was further reported dii that the soup kitchen which had been established vi in the Night Asylum for the-nust few weeks was th being fully msaiutained, whence supplies of ...

... greater part ef yesterday. The weather was extremely cold, but, notwithstanding, a great many peonld lef the bee new bem kitchen on cach aide of Gest, and upwards of £00 a subseribed the purpose of @ mocting of my the matter was Mr Policck, ent Me MM ...

... Association last night entertained hundred of the old people and one hundred and fifty of the young folks attending the various kitchen mectings conducted by them throughont the town to a comfortable cup ten and an ample supply of substantial fare. The meeting ...

... house of ill-fame, was the scene S of a dreadful explosion. Early, in the evening U an escape of gas was detected in the kitchen, and an officer from the gas company was sent for to repair it. He found that the main closet. da of the premises was at faul4t ...

... to the ficlés and obtain a supply of turnips by them cut of the a and operation to relicve the distress ef the poor. Seup Kitchen and chasity of many hinds are is which in the forencon of yester- day was sencouable, and such as did net much in- the afterncem ...

... handsome fruit ef and long It is for the to grow which are for the most part tender in con- atitution, little acs in the kitchen—the that are most in demand everywhere ea tw NN a ae ee Oe night the snow fell to the depth oe oo 010 0 ing, erying, and Thee ...

... bath-rooms. Kitchen rangeS CLites jn, and painted and papere d in aa~ae..clss3 style. -Alpply robert Dowei, acconsvtant, 131 WeRtlegent St. FI i,-it D-l1 o let, from this date, frec ef taxessfor YIciurrout year. Dwelling.House of 5 rooh= kitchen, with bath ...

... A- GASALIERK TEA TRAYS, CUTLERY, i ?? aud'other FURNISHINGS - SAV1I JcET4I lsERS'.PSO],tTS, : if BrBY PURCHASING YO*V . - 'KITCHEN RANGES, DRAWING AND DINING ROOif . . S - GRATES, ENDERS.-STOVES, &c., - !Directfrom the Minufracfsertur _ DUNCAN & BALDERSTOR ...