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... ECONOMY IN THE KITCHEN. YoU CAN MAKE 16 Bt.RAKPABT CVUP OF Be 11A P1toN A 2-OZ. JAU OP LIEBiG COMPANY'S EXTRACT, COSTL1O LEy3 THAN A PEN Y PPR CUIP.. FOR BEEn TEA, FiOR KITCHEN USB, GOES A LONG WAY. MYRTLE GROVE TOBACCO FOR PIPE OR (CIGARETE I MYRTLE ...
THE DONSIDE FACTORIES
... been supplied with meals during the week, render accounts at the end thereof to the superintendent of the kitchen. The cooking part of the kitchen is railed off, leaving a passage for those receiving meals, who enter at one door, and, on being served ...
SOUDAN EXPEDITION
... Cromer has had a long interview with the Khedive and the Ministera of War and Foreign Affairs. BRIGADIER-GENERAL SIR H. H. KITCHENER. BIRDAR OF THE EGYPTIAN ARMY. MAJOR F. R. WINGATE. Major F. R. Wzngate, of the Royal Ardillery, who has been nearly ten years ...
ABERDEEN UNITED TRADES COUNCIL
... the council meeting. They gave details regarding the distress prevailing at Longriggeld, and appealed for help for the soup kitchen, from which 1000 persons were supplied daily at a cost of £2 a day. The funds, however, were at a low ebb, and even if a ...
THE YEAR'S [ill]
... not be accompanied by Mrs B~ryca on this eccasion. ABERDEEN SoUP KITCHExN. Yester- day the directors of teo Aberleon Soup Kitchen met in the Council Chambar-Dr Alex. Walker premisig, in the' absence of Lord Provost Mearns. There were also presont-Sir William ...
ABERDEEN SHERIFF COURT
... i -Leacy, '£3 16s 9d; interest on bank account, 2 £2 I8s 5d; and from the kitchen, lOs 4d-total, 3 £16 5s iod. There had been paid for advertising and for provisions for kitchen, &c., £23 10k id, c leaving a sum of £55 Ss 2d in bank. In addition to a this ...
FISHING INTELLIGENCE
... On return. It ing, Blackmore put his loaded gun in a corner of ti the kitchen, where deceased was sitting. Shortly e: after a report was heard, and on bastenig ai to the kitchen Mr Moore found Millard SC with the gun in his hand, and the girl lying w ...
THE TIMMER MARKET AT ABERDEEN
... ig Market annually held in Aberdeen. The articles h, chiefly constructed were those essential to the farm or yard, the kitchen, the dairy, and the bothy. The D, result was that many scores of ladders, fork and graip 3 handles, tubs, pails, churns, chessels ...
JERRY JACKSMITH, OF LOWER LONDON
... standing at the end of the passage by the open kitchen door, and as in a kindly way they beckoned her towards them, she thought it bet to eomply. As the money-taker bad said, there was a good fire in the kitchen, but that was the only visible object of comfort ...