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... SOUP KITCHEN. IN consequence of the Condition of the POOR st this Season, many suffering great privation, owing to the high price of all Provisions, with the exception of Potatoes, snd the low rate of Wages, a Meeting of those Gentlemen who formerly ...
... KITCHENER. lIEVIEW OF THE BITCATION • The London elanstta published on 'foissday • despatch (rem Lord Kitchener, dated Pretoria, July Bth. In his neneral remarks Lard Kitchens, alludee to the changes that have recently taken place in thee cmet-adieu ...
... THE KING OF KITCHENER®, with High Oven for Baking Bread and Pastry with our ...
... LEMCO KITCHEN. ...
... SOUP KITCHEN consequence of the Condition of the POOR at this Sease many suffering great privation, owing ion to the ig! 2 of all Provisions, with the exec of Potat vs, and the low rate of Wages, a Meeting of those Gentlemen who formerly superintended ...
... LORD KITCHENER. Lori Kitchener. who woo oar Susie%) the au.out of Lord Falmouth at his bromide! Xenia+ seat. Herr worth Coal', sear Maid:taw, drove to Wild yesterday and left for Loodoe. CRITICAL CONDITION OF: MIL KENSIT. A Lito rimed tiirretiondrnt ...
... Soup Kitchens. Presiding at the’entertaioment in Caldewgate Temperance Hall on Saturday wnight, Dr. Elliot threw out a useful suggestion. Our readers canuot have forgotten the great usefulness of the soup kitchen at the Temperauce Hall during the cotton ...
... and seconded been found so beneficial on former occasions. it is the distribution of Soup, having desirable to establish Kitchens again, and to dis- tribute Coals if its funds will permit; and that the manage ¢ fullowing Gentlemen be appointed a Committee ...
... wished to puta question relative to the West Walls soup kitchen, the management of which had pretty much fallen into his hands, The Committee thought the time had arrived for closing the kitchen, as after five months of successful business the demand ...
... tn Kitchen was Penrith at the time supposed to have taken robbery brought before the Mayor and d Wed messy terday fragments stolen from Mr Malcolm's were dis. covered in a plantation at Brampton ; which leads to ade the inference that thief mi le off ...
... THE KING OF KITCHENER with High Oven for Baking Bread and Pastry with o PATENT RBRRICK ROTTOWM “retaining and diffusing the beat and baking with th SWEETNESS OF THE OLD BRICK OVEN A Het Closet may be placed below ...
... the high price of al suffering great | of Potatoes, and the low rate of Wages, a of those Gentlemen who formerly intended P KITCHENS the severe Win inter of 1898, met the Mavor on to the necessity of Re-cotablishing them. Tt was unanimously agreed to again ...