... Beef hs been . ,he distributed with an open hand fro Tregroes, ad whilst Mrs. Blandy Jenkins provided an abandant led sonp kitchen for the deserving and aoesitoua e ard poor. In addition to this, on o1nJaY Mr. and Lad Mrs, Biandy Jenkins,with theoodw c ...

... grate, coverilig her face meanwhile with black dust. Not having any breakfast herself, sirs took her own baby out into the kitchen anid laid it on tbe fsour haif under the sink, with tre cold water running on it, then going back to complete the bathing ...

... cught to be utilised. If thse blank to lilud of thr* 6istrict were by -act of Pailliament it turnued over to poor people, kitchen gardens and sp fields 'Would soon, spieng un, flanked by comfort. t 7y ablil cottages. In his opinionr far too much time,I ...

... Prov ost ?Mzrray, as usual, distributed tea and sugar among the poor, wvho arc also now enjoy- ing the benefits of the soup kitchen and the coal fund. ...

... proceediigs, il congratulated the whole company on their comfort. and heiartily, wished them all a happy year. Is Ii THE SOUP KITCHEN. 1T Contrary to what might ibe expecteil, the inibir er of persons; who avail themselves on New Year's Day Ea of a substantial ...

... (Applause,) If an Act of Parlia. ment turned over all the black mounds of the Black Countr.v to the poar there would soon be kitchen gardens and fields, and if all the dilapidated and wretched 3buildings were turned over to the same class, vcheerful and ...

... one iulayer Is guessing at the number of Iliossir ashide another holdsh Ills is besissi Isis back. Ether st a adronlo's kitchen Avhess the e0 Crew is at hence, acid you are sure to sea a dozen gote ips autent enl this or Other gimaes.Th surices aire ...

... loudly expressing their dread of utter extinction shoul their old enemy persist in hunting them out of their strongbolds-the kitchen gas lights and the drawingroom gasalier. The enormous pro- fits they have been making leaves no room for pity for their forlorn ...

... Husband, a much henpecked host; I was the Idiot, old stories who told; J was the Jokes, whose reception was cold; E was the Kitchen, where things went to pot; L was the Lady-help, kelpless and hot; M was the Music, through which people talked; N was the ...

... ansi desmeese tandis was graented by letters prtetnt, bear- theinalu date 1, Sepeemlser 35, Hrenry VfII. (1I3 o eb di' Kitchen, of )Hadfivld, in the county of IRests, gentleman.', .15In 1,590-I, Pitting, Hall-then called P'illing Grang~e-wva' 155dieputest ...

... freehold dwelling-house at Lashlake, Tbame, facing the Aylesbury road, containing dining and drawing rooms, entrance hall, kitchen, cellar, and four bed-rooms, out officeb, garden, and paddock, nc- cupied by Mrs. Howlett, at 20f. per annum, tenant paying ...

... of the beds, behind platlis, inside coils of rope, in teapots and coffeepots, in boots and Pockets, in the funnels of the kitchen stove, and in the tarpaulin of the lifeboat. The last heavy find was singularly ingenious. The coal which the steamer used ...