... 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 ...

... going with Lieutenant O'Grady in the direction of the latter's bed-room. Providing bimself with a carving-knife from the kitchen, he proceeded to the bedchamber, at the door of which he met his master and the girl. He stabbed them both with his destructive ...

... 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 ...

... in the county of Carmarthena C e feloniously and maliciously fired therein, and also did MI se damago to the said house, kitchen, garden, ald hoti rose ( adjoining. The above reward will be paid to 7 Penrso5 b except those who actually fireel illto tile ...

... roasted to a turn, sense fiue grouse, slh iuli pheasants and woodcocks, which were being borne ~i their pride from (lie kitchen to the table by the chief id his aides, when, direful to relate, an in~formier bacli'edll the nmyrmidons of the police, made ...

... entirely round the upper deck; next to descend-to the main deck, and walk entirely round that; then to a lower deck where the kitchen and offices are placed; after that the engine. room may be visited as a conclusion. The still more curious may descend into ...

... nature took place at No. 23, Great Barlow-street, Marylebone, on Friday evening, when a woman, named Kingate, occupying a kitchen in the house in question, imagined, upon looking at her husband (who had been for some time in ill health, and confined to ...

... guild because he, not being licensed as a bricklayer, had employed a brick- layer, in the course of his business, to set a kitchen range; and, amongst numerous other instances, it appears that legal proceedings have commenced against the proprietors of ...

... 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 ...

... have resolved upon erecting central sotp kitchens. The several parishes can thus be supplied with soup at a smaller cost to the funds than woulndhave a isen e from the construetion of separate parochial kitchens, l l and with equtal obnifort to the poor ...