... purloining 12 rabbit skins, the property Samson Roberts. Soup for the Poor. —Until the death of MrLucas- Sbadwell a soup kitchen existed in connection with the Winding Street-rooms, but shortly after the demise of thatfllaraonted gentleman the doors of ...

... poor people tbe parish of St. John's alone. The vicar intends to practically recognise the poverty existing, by opening soup kitchens. London last week fatal cases of small-pox were registered, whereas in the other 19 largest towns of England which make returns ...

... MARKET PLACE, REIGATE. | EsvarusEzo oD, 1852 PN R s S ...

... unpretentious and unsectarian little establishment Alfred Terrace, which is Alms-house, Sunday-school, Mission Hall, and Coffee-kitchen, all one. all know, on the authority of Smoltoike, what the word politics in himself comprises, and I should be glad, ...

... on the December. It appears that a daughter of the prosecutrix, named Josephine Page, was passing from the cellar to the kitchen when she saw the prisoner enter the bar, reach over the counter and take the bottle off the shelf. He then walked out. P.O ...

... Station, called Walter; approached by a carriage drive ; dining and drawing, breakfast-rooms, billiard-room, entrance halls, kitchen, wash-house, laundry, larder, T.)od celliars, six bed-ruoms, and w.c.; flzod gnidens, croquet lawn, fish d, sud good shooting ...

... 800thhorough The home is detacbed. dONOvitt11111•11118111 the esantry seven bedroom'', drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms, kitchen ' pastry. and food calluses; Apply to Mr J. Passca, 9t. High Wog, Tunbridge wells Pleasure Farm, in Buse', to be Let, 111 ...

... angle vessel under the coal-tips Hundreds of men are said to be in a Marring condition. Private gentlemen have opened their kitchens, from which soup is distributed to the poor every morning. Offlora of relieving officers are besieged for hours bycrowde ...

... and commands extensive view of the surrounding country •.contains seven bedrooms, drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms, kitchen, scullery, pantry, and good cellarage.— Apply to Mr J. Pearcb, 24, High street, Tunbndge Wells. Pleasure Farm, in Sussex, ...

... commended as the only one who gave vent to his vocal powers, and taking respectful leave of the young mistress we adjourn to the Kitchen, where we get a sight of the pleasures in store in the shape of puddings, undergoing the process of ' boiling.' A visit also ...

... was wrapping her ahont. 77 e told Mary to give me h-eakfast, and make thingst comfortatie | mle as I sat down in the neat kitchen I conldn’t h-1p thinking how the sight of a face that cares for one makes a home at once, aud fills up the empty heart with ...

... He had lost a silk handkerchief, and that produced was his property. He bad missed the previous day from a drawer in the kitchen of his house. Prisoner bad absconded. She had been left charge of the house. Other articles were also missing. He valued the ...