... The boys are trained in engineering, garde ning, carpentering, and other useful employments, while the girts learn newing, kitchen work, and all those useful branches which enab e them to secure respectable positions in li.e. On a minute inspection of the ...

... 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 ...

... West-end mansions cesspools-the -esistence ot which bad been previously unknown l the occupants-had bfen detected when the kitchen floors were taken up! He held an inquest on the body of a young woman who was supposed to tave been murdered at a hou, e in ...

... mansions ce~spools-the existence of which agg ?? had been previously unknown to the occupants-had He I. bean detected when the kitchen floors were taken tri4 laup. He held en inquest on ' the Lbody of a young tri woman who was. supposed to have been murdered ...

... Befdre Mrs. Harrison, the wife of the United States President, was exalted to her present position, she did a deal in her own kitchen. She is a famous pickle-pre- server, and likes cooking. Even now she cannot wholly resign her housew ifery habitis Her genteel ...

... he, too, had a Nuostautial repast on that day when ihe savory steam of roast turkey rose from a spit in his mother's plain kitchen, and pots of fresh vegetables bubbled upon the stove, while the in- evitable miuc8-pie.- ...

... buildings will include lecture halls, pro. I fessors7 rooms, rooms for the students, reception Co rooms, library, refectory, kitchen, and servants' M d offiees. The total cost of the buildings, together De y with the laying out of the grounds, is estimated ...

... 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 ...

... with her because she happened to be f washing at the time. He strack her several times on , the head, knocking her about the kitchen, and kicked t o her twice. He al soattempted to put herinto theboiler, F a which containedboiling water, and it was with the ...

... holiday makers who were passing down the Strand at the time, but order was )r ensured by a large body of police. One of the kitchen men id named Elieeo Sassella, went back to secure some of his personal Property, and then found that his retreat was out off ...

... as ?? stated, to enlasge their! Ipresent WNater-ta;ns prelnileos to accommnodate qtwelve working girls witsh lodgi~ng and kitchen, at 2s. per week.I The club wvould. also be op)en every night; and they wouldj glaldly co-operate withl any ladies and gentlemen ...

... WHITE'S CHARITIES. E Aldermen Hathway, Proctor Baker, Jones, and Sir George Edwards were appointed trustees of this charity. KITCHEN S AND JACKSON'S OIA&RITIES, Governors :-The Mayor, Aldermen Jones, tMorgan, and Smith, Messrs OCipps1 Bartlett, Baker, and ...