... named-Jobu: Wills; Between eleven and twelve o'clock witness was at-work in the kitchen, painting a piece of skirtnp undermeath the .door. .For this purpose ha had to keep the kitchen door open. Abopt balf.,past el6vsin he skw Skinner leave the pltee where h&was ...

... andtbattbeyand tbeir families have stood in need of the relief which the Soup Kitchen so beneficially affords. It is therefore con- sidered, and we believe rightly so. that the Soup Kitchen should be opened when the weather is inclement, so that the poor who suffer ...

... besemeat was o occupied as cellars, kitchen, and stage dressing roomNs. . There were four cellars and the dreesieg room under the b main hall and stage, and a cellar and kitchen under the front i pottion, the kitchen being quite distinct v from the cellar ...

... was to be feared, might he out. The very thing-nothing could be more apropos. And then the genial influence of a bright kitchen fire, aided tly the agremensof two such deligbtfulcompanions altogether dispelled any intrusive admonitory recollect on of ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. THE SOUP KITCHEN. Sir,-As the result of the meeting of the subscribers of the coup kitchen, held at the Guildhall, on Thursday last, has created eome conversation and excitement in the city, allow me, through the columns of your impartial ...

... lawv with the lawyers-who however, prevailed in the end and the soup kitchen is now about to be be opened. In brief the result was that £hO00 was voted for providing a soup kitchen with the necessery apparatus, to be taken out of the Famine Fund, and ...

... LOCAL 1N WS9 CL OSNG OF THE FoUP KITCHEN.-The Soup Kitchen will be closed after Monday's delivery. TEADz Uczosxeu.-An address on Trades Unionism will be given by Mr T Walker. o I London, at the Arbade Lecture Rail on Monday I evening. |GosPnL ADDREssEs ...

... summoned for having men drinking in his skittle alley on Sunday morning last, during divine worship; there were two men in the kitchen also drinking, making with thoee in the alley eight persons. He was fined Sos. and expenses, - LATH11OPE, the cider shop keeper ...

... worst quality. He slept in an underground kitchen, ona filthy flock-bed, laid on the floor, and continually damp from its situation, with a few dirty rags to cover him. There had not been a fire in the kitchen above three times since Christmas. Before ...

... substantial way. Speaking of the oponing of the Soup Kitchen, Mr. Franklin remarked that a lot of people were more ready to employ their pens than their purses. If those who had been asking for the Soup Kitchen to be opened would come forward and help this society ...

... innovator. The blackbird pie was d. already baking in the kitchen; the bread would ?? be he there-the honey might well be; so that the ' natural fit- sy ness of things is not at first eight against ' kitchen. en But, when we reflect, we find the word beset ...

... December, for the trial of ci prisoners in custody-not those on bail for the spring b assizes. is The committee of the Soup Kitchen have t] received a letter from John Stogdon, Esq., regretting a that his professional avocations prevent his taking as ru ...