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... TEMPER IN THE KITCHEN. I At the Newport (Mayo) petty aessions, the other day, one Owen Kane summoned a young woman, named Hynes, for assault. The case is thus reported by a local paper:- ..The complainant and defendant were servauts at MIelcomb, near ...
... THE SOUP KITCHENS. may the benevolent pabHo be informed bow far their wishes an being met by the demand on those valuable scuroes of relief the soup shops. In the north and south districts they are active operation, and could supply doable the quantity ...
... THE ECONOMY OF THE KITCHEN. Of late years, one of the most popular resorts in the metropolis has been the School for Cookery , at South Kensington. Both the artisan kitchen and the kitchen devoted to high-clasß cookery have been so successful—especially ...
... THE FROST & KITCHEN BOMLERS. ed TO TE REDETORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MEMCOO.T. c h Gentlemen,-The severe frost with which we On( or are now being visited has already commeonced to - re produce the usual crop of more or less severe en id accidents in connection ...
... WL:ele a lying dead on the cellar stairs at the kitchen furthest from the 5ra latter was blown out, an r.e .; , .ito the ardi behind. TFhe biler : 0- asupplming 1,tnt water to a bathroom un Ivy tap in the kitchen. There was a rre . a lilY about four days a ...
... London, when two* wprking. plumibers. were ey called in to do :some repairs to a leaky 'ill pipe during frost, and :tha 'kitchen fire had he not been lit for some days: Against thewishies of nme the owner of the house they proceeded to light a el, lire ...
... OPENING OF THE SOUP KITCHENS. In onsrq'icnce of the gr«.atdistre aiuong-'l the la'-onring ola sis, by tho contiu of weather, »ho Kitchens in Ntr'-h, and F«mtntr-'ft. At tiw» Jarlau-. wilt p «»tiilly opv.led this day (oAt irdij), a- d *11 '»•' full omentum ...
... KITCHEN BOILER EXPLOSIONS. c TO Tmu EDITORS OP THE LIVERPOOL MEXrnyR.e - Gentlemen,-is the present severe weather isle that in which such accidents are likely to occur, it: is of no use waiting until the proverbia c Horse has run away before closing ...
... arrangred, and adopt a few a ' ?? to avoid risk. Many persons, u tei etpply happen to become frozen, t .; c .,hs; a f-re in the kitchen grate, as they d * t e - o~elx~iler will become red-hot for want a Wr and ecilode. 1 have a numberof litters f, Si who, vwith ...
... A VOICE FROM THE KITCHEN. TO THE EDITORS OF Tag LIVERPOOL MERCUR!. l Gentlemen,-Will you allow me a small space s in your valuable paper for servants grevences-[ e have been waiting about six weeks for a respect- able cooks Place, I went to live with ...
... POLICEMEN IN THE KITCHEN, WAITING FOR BURGLARS. . east A special meeting of the Cardiff 'watch committee end ha- been held for the purpose of investigating cer- muL tain charges brought against Mr. Gifford, inspector etre of police, by Mr. James Jouker ...
... IBUISTING OF A KITCHEN | I BOILER. CAUTION TO SERVANTS. On Wednesday. evening a sad acoident ocoourred at the residence of Mr. Jonathan Whitehead, cotton broker, Elmoley House, West Derby. In the kitchen there was an ordinary, range, a high- pressure ...