... STOCKTON. Distress has increased with the holidays, the numbers of certified cases of necessity relieved, tU e both at the soup kitchens and the children's e3 dinner centres, being larger this week than on th s any previous oecasion.-At the Portrack-lane cc ...

... a number of others had been employed in cleaning the streets. The Provost about rations a day were being ren Som the soup kitchen, and the cost was derable. Mr Fulton’s bequest for many years had been sufficient with a few dena- tions added, but that fund ...

... per-sons have been relieved in Burrow during the past week byth a licensed victuallers of the town, who have opene a soup kitchen. Soup and other relief is also disitributd y Mr. ?? Shaw and others, and a Charity Organisation Society, under the auspices ...

... went out into the fields to look after some turnips, and on his return home found the deceased susperded from a pole in the kitchen by a hank of cotton yarn. Deceased was not quite dead, and was opening and shutting her mouth in a convulsLvd& manner, He ...

... been formed for the purpose of Calle ?? and relieving the distress. Their wok durik g ilf05l week bas been to open a soup kitchen.. de~ ag ?? soup are made in the week, on TuePsdaYs and F rjias o slating of one or two quarts, according to, the 4J8 'ttL ...

... ? lowed woreiwhisky-and more-and more, till ho se and John went home drunk together. John left an the goose lying on the kitchen floor, and stolc up to bed. In the morning John's wife same down- ml stairs and saw the goose lying dead, as she thougit, ...

... (s'est snipers dw) Durbar. Summer has come. Overoats to-day are an, inoumbrance. Fires are an extravagance, except in the kitchen. Open windows are the rule. The winter has bees brief, and is succeeded at ones by the mildest laat day in the year we have ...

... well as to private persons, scene ofwhomn have special funds with the society for distribution. It also sondarts the soup kitchens, and a w-orkshop for smnemployed men, * nd receives sslbse:iptlons for local charities, Otherl work might be named, but wve ...

... two of the most wealthy chapels crowds of 200 or > 300 are daily fed, no regard being paid to ase or denomi-d nation. Soup kitchens are also established, and.thus means are adopted to mitigate, at least to an extent, the; suffering and want which so extensively ...

... forthi to miitiate the sufferings, bitt tlhe help is found altogether insufficient for the heavy demands, DUDL.EY.-The soup kitchen was opedesl yesterday, elnd about 1,000 nuaets of soup were distributed among the eoor applicants. 1'ackets of tickets, at ...

... on of mouch so that of the whole population fifty-two per cent are have domiciled in houses of the latter description. The kitchen is Iglad thus an important-room in the Berlinese household, comprehend- with ing in itself, in about one instance out of every ...

... are being resumed. I Many of the workinu classes have suffered verv severely 1 during the recent hard weather, anul a soup kitchen bas I been established at the Lloyd Cottage llospital in order ( to relieve their condition. Conisiderarle damnage has been ...