... the business of the day and labour are commenced. The labourers proceed to the grounds ; the knitters, sewers, laundresses, kitchen-women, are provided with occupation! At ten o'clock, the omnibus conveys two private parties to some favourite spot in the ...

... deacons. Thornhill Soup Kitchen.—We are happy to learn, that this well-managed and useful charity has been again opened at this trying period of tho year. We would fain see such in more general operation ; for the soup kitchen system in undeniably one ...

... MAXWELL TOWN SOUP KITCHEN. a meeting of the Managers of this useful Charity, jfX held in the Court-House, Maxwelltown, on Friday last, I **S agreed to Re-open the Kitchen, on Thursday first, the curt.; and from that day the Charity will be operasix days ...

... over walls. They are covered with Welsh slates and lofted with Scots fir boards. The room is also boarded, and in most cases kitchen is either flagged or boarded. The present cost of slates, mason and carpenter work, and other outlays, is ; and the other ...

... has generously sent L.20 for the behoof of the poor of the town; and L.f> in aid of that excellent institution the Soup Kitchen. understand the Rev. Mr Muir received from Miss Hannay of Kirlcdkle, last week, Five Pounds' worth of the best oatmeal, be ...

... New York, addition to Five Pounds lately contributed the Dumfries and Galloway Infirmary, and similar amount to our Soup Kitchen here, the very handsome sum of Twenty-five Pounds, to applied various benevolent purposes in his native place, and also Five ...

... around the upper deck of over one-third of a mile calculated for horse and car, riage exercise. There will be flower and kitchen gardens, conservatories, &c, extending over square feet, the whole of the rest of the immense area of the decks being free ...

... utmost Dumfries,, January, 1844. ■f- _ MAXWELLTOWN SOUP KITCHEN. \ T meeting of the Managers of this useful Charity, held the Court-House, Maxwelltown, on Friday last, jv'*s agreed to Re-open the Kitchen, on Thursday first, the tin °. urtand from that day ...

... a dog, that he might tie a tin kettle to his tail. Witness refused, and during his absence the deceased enticed into the kitchen a strange dog, and when witness returned he found deceased sitting by the fire, who told him the dog had bit him on the cheek ...

... John Johnstone, Hunter Square. London: R. MAX WELLTO V. N SOUP KITCHEN. r a meeting of the Managers of this useful Charity' >t eld th Court-House, Maxwelltown, on Friday last , t0 en Kitchen, on Thursday first, the ti o|l - ' an d from that day the Charity ...

... Ednam Street, Annan occupied by the Rev. Mr It consists of a Dining- Room, Drawing-Room, three large Bed Rooms, and excellent Kitchen and large Cellars ; also, Two-Stalled Stable, Byre ; Wash-llouse, Piggery, and Hen Roost, and large Garden, &c' Apply to Thomas ...

... situated a dry and healthy situc ation, and consists of Dining-Room, Drawing-Room, Parlour, Four Bed-Rooms, with Kitchen and Back-Kitchen, and other conveniences. The Office-Houses are complete, and consist of Coach- House, Three-Stalled Stable, Byre ...