... Roscommon, was, on last Sunday niffht at 7 o'clock, visited by a band of armed men (about ten), masked. They broke in the kitchen door, and sent the servants for my poor mother. She and my sister came down. They were most rudely assailed. My poor mother ...

... building, but ards hour elapsed before the firemen succeeded in getting the flames extinguished. By that period the shop, kitchens, staircase, and the major part of the second were destroyed, and the remainder of thfc premises seriously damaged by fire ...

... aind summer-house, &e., eisterii fur rarin-w'rte' uS9 pumip witb~sliring-watcr. 'The cottamge consists of two parlouis, kitchen' ,' -eundry closets, goodl celtarage, and, li-ce upper rooms, and all requisite o tnxtures, soil requires at view Only to ...

... Houldsworth v. Brown. The Court wiil also sit in Banco. SECosaiMEs' Court, Basts-ghatx-street.—Sit at twelve.—Lawless v. Roes; Kitchen v. Joyce; Yenables v. Symes; Malcourt v. Locker. SUMMER CIRCUITS. Wester*.—The town and county Southampton, July 11 Winchester; ...

... containing drawing and dining-room, each 24 hv 15, and study 11 feet high, six good lied-rooms, with two large dressing-rooms, kitchen, offices, stable, coach-house, and large garden. Apply to Mr. R. Billing, Reading. be LET or SOLD, near Blackheath, a convenient ...

... position, and at length, at 11 o'clock at tained their house, searched it thoroughly and broke into ft. countrymen in the kitchen him found their this moment the police dispersed the rioters, taking r' custody. These men were, dil confinement the next ...

... service of Air Layton Grove House, High-street, Putney. On the afternoon of Monday, the 28th ult., she was sitting by the kitchen fire when her master s child, two years old, began screaming violently, a book which it had in its hand having caught fire ...

... trade. Of course this eleemosynarv aid had its limit, and it was intelligible all. By means of the relief committees soup kitchens and cheap modes preparing food were established where the distress was greatest, the amount of human Buff-ring relieved by ...

... used had been neglected. reference to the subject adverted to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, he begge'd to state that soup kitchens were being established in all those districts where the distress was most severe. (Hear, hear.) In reply to the complaint ...

... action, and such superciliousness of manner, that they were not likely to do much good. The right hon. gentleman spoke of soup kitchens being established by the government, but the relief committees had fitted them up in many places. He received a letter a ...

... their granaries two months ago, than they could do by opening them now. In his opinion it was now almost too late. Their soup kitchens were establishing when hundreds were already dead; their navigation laws were suspended when no benefit could arise from ...

... this proposal was adopted, but the treasury refused their sanction, and said that they must have unproductive works and soup-kitchens. The noble lord said that this scheme would not afford support to the destitute. At any rate the railway labourers would ...