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... Nicholas and Oldmachar parishes are this per morning to be provided with gifts of bread end tea. per The directors of the Soup Kitchen are to distribute tio gratis supplies of warm food that will doubtless be appreciated in numberesof poor families, Last night ...
... sold to V ' themr by' the Board at a halfpenny Id each. This necessarily implies a heavy loae to the fd unds of the soup kitchen, as. the chopiu of soup, the al half pound of bread, 'and the piece of ill meat supplied' for. a penny costs nearly al if ...
... carried on. tion to the main building bere are other a les gf po nmwines ee. a ond other usefal” te, while tbe | r aewing, kitchen work, asd all those b which enable them to secure a respectable pos lite, Un a minute inspection of the dormitories it the ...
... of Aberdeena S. vith the HOUSE built thereon, slumbered 41 Seauanaus TBRRACB. ng The ?? is as ?? Floc-_T.vo . rt Bedrooms, Kitchen, Wush-house, Batlroeom, &o. First flo' sur Three Psbilo Roomsl and Pantry. Attics-Three Bedrooff and large Pantry. Upet p ...
... managed SAUS onath to break the gasi-pipe 'the night before. For reply end sheep accused struck him, and chased him into the kitchen, Bok ad ho and struck: him there twice, bleeding his mouth, Wiffll. 'omore Accused said the man was trying to boes the the ...
... Room, Parlour, Library, Five on of (with hot bot and cold Kitchen. Soullery, tae od ood The Grounds ip een ie situated Acres in extent, laid out partly as a Grass Park and Ornamental NY a Kitchen Gpoand Annual, £7 Ife 6d. Purther jafermation may be obtained ...
... Moerross, and containing Dinine Roon,, DrAwing Iooni, P1rlour, Ltbrary, Five Bedrooms, Bathroom of (with hot and cold wter), Kitchen, Scullery, Large Attica, of and Servants' anrommodatlon, with Stable, Ooach-house, and O1i Harness Room adjoining. The Grounds ...
... Lbchan' Uaine was reached the snov. was pretty- deep,',nob less than six feet in many plWces-,aid thence till the Sappers' Kitchen was' 381 3ihted..the rscent'was~rather toilsoame ofwFing to .thds emoothnes~s'of the ha~rd: snow', H. ere anid 38 th3er~e ...
... bat she understood that Mrs | brought six bottl es of beer er porter from her and that it was consum ed in her (wisness's kitchen. She did consnmed there. The Grok was broaght witness’ back door, whieh opened out on th of Mrs Gordon's abop. Hope L to Mrs ...
... that Mrs Gordon ou brought sit bottles of beer or porter from her shop, end that it Was consumed in her (witness's) back V kitchen. She did not autborise the liqnor to be b conanmied there. The drink was brought in At witness' back door, which opened oub ...
... Counoil It this course be adopted, the seleotion wlI In all likelihood fall on DtBtio. tl Tnr treasurer of the Oldoseldrn Soup Kitchen. begs gratefully to acknowledge A Friend's dona- T tion of £1. I-t THE HE&ALTH OF THEX CTr.-The following io the vi return ...
... No. MUSIC SALOONS Remeved to 62 6 3469 Express Office. — LE yw Open. ANTED, Billiard Marker, Under Housemaids ; also, V Kitchen and under French Che!, Hotei, per $8 George Street. — L* Special Bargains for Cash.—52 Schooihill ANTED Clerk tor an Advocate's ...