... could have been purchased at 30s. now sell for £4 or £5, with 'only the addition of an embroidered centre. Last week the Soup Kitchens were closed, for the satisfactory reasoU that nobody would take the soup. -Glasgow Chronicle. I Our trade continues, we are ...

... of' the way, when it is reqfuired to extend tbree rows of' tables for a; public entertainment. Uindsr these rome, a large kitchen is provided, *rith spneious cooking ppaliaitus, and aceotiimmollatiotis fte a porter and his family, to takle charge of the ...

... &c. &c.; Set nf Gig Harniess; Saddle. Copper Kettle; Bottle-Jack and Screw; Two Despatch- es, Ilandcart, and a vatriety of Kitchen Requisites. The above are deserving of notice, as they will be Sold without reserve. WILITANI RODGERS, Auctioneer. 29, BR ...

... house ; saw prisoner there on that occasion, but lie was not doing anything, when the party came it, they proceeded to the kitchen; followed after them, and saw prisoner standirg with his back to a settle beal, and had no weapon in his hand-neither gun ...

... received thirty polilus frioir lbrahimn Pailia, for the po(or of Ileihist., lias I isposed of it as follows, viz., Soutp Kitchen. XO1; Dleot itute Silk Society, £X ClotIiitg Societyv £5; Night Asylum, .5; E. I. Clarke snd Win. Coatcr., Esirs; for ?? to ...

... o iu houses. Coals are providlel, of good tliality, ott lie cieiapest rate. In such a coumitrv distic t, wvihere a soup)-kitchen coulil not be availabie, this plan promises to tie of great service. The extensive estate of the Marquis of Hertforl, in all ...

... they entered, lie got iul) fromt a chair lit the kitchen fire, coil sail to his awife- Are yOII goitg tO take charge of this farm ? She replied, 1 Yes; oar Joht sa I must. T'iercupo lie ?? a large kitchen poker, comp1 eotielyleh' split Ier Altill. ...

... Last Saturday, Mrs. Dalrymple was attracted by a strong burning smell in the kitchen, as if from meat or bones, and went to see whence it arose. Upon entering the kitchen she was horrified at seeing Edwards standing at the fire-place, her right hand ...

... upwards of one thousand operatives out of einploy ment there, many of whom are suffering such deep des- tution that soup-kitchens have been provided, from I which a scanty supply has been doled out, to relieve the most pressing wants. Mercantile affairs ...

... unless, as we have pre- viously advised, it has been sown where it can remain. Now the weather is somewhat drier, let the kitchen garden be completely cleared of any wyeeds which have sprung up during the late rains. The different crops i of broccoli and ...

... burnished rod steel, as some thought.t entered on tite above date. This experiment being maide, it ?? re- marked that the front kitchen window was open. The servant had opened it onl tile arrival of Mir. Chatmbre, it hiiving been closed and barred up constantly ...

... common white pottery, for example, which is in general use, and always found in the cafes, will not bear vicinage to a brisk kitchen fire for half-an-hour. Now, if we only had that treaty of commerce with France which has been so often on the point of completion ...