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... MR. SUPERINTENDENT BE2RS SOUP KITCHEN. On Saturdeyv morning last, about six o'clock, a. vast army of poor ragged, ?? might bo seen besisging the Old Trafford Police Station, seek- ing adimittace vithin its gates. Tlhey were children from the poorest ...
... afternoon, at which time all three women were sitting before the kitchen fire. At that time the boiler burst with a tremendous explosion. The deceas6ed' wablown to the opposite side of the kitchen, pars of her face tome away, her skull fracturmd, and one leg ...
... A FLOCK OF SHEEP IN A KITCHEN GARDEN. LovATT v. RoAN.-This was an action brought before J. K. Blair, Esq., in the county court, yesterday, to recover £5 7o. for damage done to plaintiff's garden by a number of sheep belonging to or in charge of the defendant ...
... valuable services MZr. Kitchen has ' rendered to `the .istitution, anc-the great good i t had been .-tb the poor,, more partioularly those residing at..Eyerton and.Kirkdak, and remarked that it must be a pgeat pleasure to Mr. Kitchen to have brotgiht.'the ...
... dotbe~ tdigey htot water to a bathin the upper parthef Wio huwe,. There, was also a branch 'pipe sith a tapa 'ieihing the kitchen flesplabe, to qu ply '%gncu 'wster for ,,doipsi epss. h bor was; jbout quarterof aru inch ir tickness' atd , nic'dto'b Very ...
... NOTES ON THE VENTILATION OF THl KITCHEN I OF DOUNE CASTLE, PERTESHIRE. RrAD nErOiW THTE ARCHITECOTURtAL SOCIETY 0' LIVERa- he POOL, BOY JOHN HAY, ESQ., ARCHITECT. had Onea Visit(t the ruins of Doune Castle, in Perthshire, Me I observed a mode of ventilation ...
... shaken. Added to this, a btes~h had be effected in the wall at the back of the boiler divid. ing the kitchen of mrr.Barrett's house from the kitchen of the adjoining house, in which the boiler had also been blown froma its eaot, the range dismantled, ...
... since.-Mr. Raffles: Are you satisfied they b( have not do beyed your ?? be further statfd there.was a savoury smell in the T kitchen. He opened the oven. door, 'and found a n( nice steak. (Laughter.)-Mr. Raffles: Did younhe suppose it was cooked for him? ...
... ST. ANNE'S WARD.-MEETING OF TU R BIENDS OF JOSEPH KITCHEN, ESQ. Last night, a meeting of the electors of St. Arnie's ward favourable to the re-election of Mr. Joseph Kitchen 8p5 a to the town council was held at the 0ddlfellows' Hall, St r Anne-street ...
... TO JOSEPH KITCHEN EsQ AND OTHER DIRECTORS OF THEE PROPOSED LIVER- POOL LEAD WORKS CO. (LIMITED). Nh Gentlemen,-Having observed your nameaa Sdirectors at, in a company now in course of formation, to be called the Liverpool Lead Works Company(Limited) ...
... light the fire in the kitchen, but the pipes being stopped up they became heated and the boiler exploded with a loud report. The whole of the fireplace was blown out, 'andthe grate and oven were thrown to the opposite side of the kitchen. The house was soon ...
... means, and then went into the kitchen The four men who had been drinking all got Into the kitchen first. Himself, Riley, and Singleton followed. He did not see Riley down in the bar parlour. So soon as they got into the kitchen all the four men threw candlesticks ...