... dare not keep a I 'fire in- the kitchen grate, as they conclude the boiler ] -will become red hot for want of water and explode. Ihave, numbers of letters from people who, with this idea, will not light their kitchen fires, and who thus I put themselves ...

... nabaw Was ?? in thulstree, e a Portion Of the proporty bn i his pockets and the rest concealed under some Old ra9g Ia te kitchen of his house. The `yrisonero WeeOO. ' Mitted to the sessioS -for trial. Atthe Sallord ]Borough Police court, on Wed- ~sdy ...

... The present number of working men is rather under 1,000, There is also a reduction in the sumbel of applicants at the soup kitchens, and the crol- mittee are in hopes that they will soon wear off alto- ?? Chronicle. LSICIISTER.-Tbe relief of the out-poor ...

... Mr. S. C. Nicholson was unanimously re-elected president; Mr. W. EL Wood, secretary ; and Mr. J. Pike, treasurer iMr. W. Kitchen was appointed junior auditor, and Mr. W. J, Quirk as a member of the Board of Arbitration aced Con. ciliation, in the place ...

... oheater. William Beardsall, plumber. Manchester. James Fish, cotton masnufalrcrer, Bury, Lntte. B3ANKRUpTCY ANNUJLLBI). John Kitchen, grocer, Bradford. ...

... HARDY Robert, Barbican, victualler. March 26 and Apr-il e2.-Solicitor. Bmins, Essex-strect, Strand; oflicial assignee. Kitchener, Lothbury. Dividends. ~~April 10, . Cottrell, Birminghamr, brass toimder.-Aprir 17, . 1. Carkon Sebv.baker-Apil4, .lnd Canterbury ...

... work 21 days before receiving their ,fortnight's pay, the owners always keeping a portion of 'he men's wages in hand. Soup kitchens are beoing opened to meet the prevailing dintress. The result of the voting of the miners throughout the countyof Durham ...

... sides in the Scotch, coal strike are becoming weary of the struggle. The distress in Lanarkshire is very great, and the, soup kitchens are quite inadequate to feed the hungry. The Lord Provost of Glasgow on Monday asked the miners' leaders to meet him. They ...

... SCORE George, Lincola's Inn.Fields. and of Lambeth.road, Sudre', scrivener, January 2,9 and March t.-Official assog. nee, Kitchener, Lothiatry and Sylvester and Walker, Fur.' nival's Inn; London, and Canterbury. STRIHT 'SImon, Charldtte.street, IBlackfriarg ...

... GaoST.-'Tig not an expense to buy Sapolio and save the damage by dirt. Cleans paint, marble, ofielotbs, metals. bath tubs, kitchen utensils, lavatories. Useful all over the honse for all cleaning except laundry. A ssgleo trina costs little, and will save ...

... Dtiblin, wine cooper, and of King-street, Wliteliall, porter mtirelan t, 0vtober 9 nid Novemolber 9.-Official-tssignev, Kitchener, Loth- Itiry solicitor, White. Lite-strel.t SCIINELLE Hlenrv and PREiIN W'illiam, of St. Dittistan's-hill, Totter-street ...

... proseoutrix left her house secure, with the exception of the kitchen window, which had Fnot benfstened. On her return later on in the afternoon she discovered that' the yard door and kitchen window wore open, and she m~issed the boots !and ?? from the ...