... went to school with her, and liked her very much. He was fined 10s. and costs. Mr. Councillor Bigby intends opening a soup kitchen for the poor of Market-place Ward, to coin- mence to-morrow (Saturday). Tickets may he had for soup and bread from W. A. Cook ...

... th itoells from whilsh they hald been produced . eh prisoneta, who have beon sent to Lillc, have made a full cOnfeCaSe). A kitchen boiler, in the house of Mr. Epluraimnson, Now Ashilioldu, explodod on Weduiceday afternoon witha l, ?oud rolorl, forcing oui ...

... 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;, ...

... boy. arrives; and they are not satisfied until theback St coals; with a bundle;'or two of wood; -ipprars'iil tha deoiolate kitchen. 'They take'a kde n Porp6nialin-. terestin the lad for whointhey havegot nibpl'of i!t.t, in'a shop; and they want to lrnow'hothie ...

... written to his brother at Mayence. . Iliepolica are now satis- fied that early in the morning he cut his throat with a large kitchen kniNf, which he kept in his bedroom, and also stabbed himself in the abdomen. But finding he bhad not succeeded in killing ...

... tbroughoat the kingdom. The Hieel gives a more precis., picture of the ordinary domestic arrangements for Chris'mas. The kitchen is represented as the spot in which all the er.Qigioa of the household are centred. Daughters are repre- sented as peeling ...

... 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 ...

... the dwellings of the poor, whilst on the day preceding Clmstmas, through thoughtlulness and kindness ol the mayor, the soup kitchen was opened, from wh ch the poor obtained suoplies of really excellent soup. This boon will be conierred upon them through- ...

... HAVANT. Tiie Soup Kitchen and Coal Fund. —Itisproposel at once begin the operations the-*-* charities. A meet- was -called for Tuesday morning ia.nl, but owing to the j absence of the Rector and other influential gentlemen, it j was resolved to adjourn ...

... niert of the town. The house had an entrance hail, with a front room on the righi. At thn back wal :L sitting roinm aud kitchen side by side anri l over all these roonis wvere bed roomns, with ntties atove. During V;'olitesdlay Mrs. Ashton aid tho other ...

... feet inches high. A reward of £ o is offered for any inform tion of his whereabouts. Suup KITCHEN FOR THE POOH.—Mr Sunderland h aoain commenced his soup kitchens for the residents the more destitute parts of the t, own and judging fre the number of applicants ...

... widow anwl her -on, at a rent (if 2s. a week. Thle bace kitchen opens directly into a stable, itself in such a eila l tiuatitis as not to ho fit for use in cold or rainy weathrr. Thhc front kitchen apparently forms their ?? inhabitable r rm,, the bedrooms ...