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... SOUP KITCHEN, OLD GREENMARKET. .7d ./ , As / / . «tato ?? colleirted folr providing Soup, Bread, CoalD, and Clotbing for the Ponr, at the Old Green- market, end att the Old Stamp Office Close, and how expended doring the winters 1S37 and 1t3a. Collectionsa ...
... ■_■ * : HI PUBLIC KITCHEN, Music called ?? l; EN D ?? R OF C A L A IS. jE DANCE, : / MADAME FREDERICK ?? ty ol SONGS between the A ts. v-s . tin, rtainment, c.110.i ?? Si RINGS TO YOUR BOW. ?? I . urit, Piece, in one Act, called ' ' BLUE DEVIL S. ■ ...
... the chair. M~r Law said, that with regard to the matter of the soup kitchens, the public Soup Kitchen Committee were wvell eatisfied with the way in wvhich three of the soup kitchens wvere managed, hut not with the Grasamarkiec cue; andl hence had not ...
... afternoon, in terms of the 29th section of the Rules. order of the Managers, JOHN MAITLAND, Actuary. 30th December 1848. SOUP KITCHENS. STATEMENT, showing their operations from 12th December 1848 to 7th January 1849 (both dates inclulive), with the number ...
... and Grassmarket Soup Kitchen, from IV. G. Craig, Esq. Member for the county. (In Monday Bailie Campbell, Archibald Place, waited upon Miss Innes of Stow, who generously gave him L.At) for the Portsburgh and Gralssmarket soup-kitchen. Hle has also received ...
... the service of an English family at Newington, oi as kitchen-maid in the New Club ; and did thereby induce different individuals to intrust her with sums of money for a pretended purchase of kitchen-fee from one or other of the above places, which money ...
... demand was not good, and a number did not secure places. Out-workers were en- gaged at from £3, lOs. to £4, l Os. ; while kitchen servants were getting from £3 to £4. There were a large number of wintering cattle in the inasket, which were principally ...
... 13eiirh, of and fron'dQ. in do. Dundee, Wallis, of and front London, in do. a Sims, Dixon, of and from do, in do. c Fonthill, Kitchen,. of and from do, in do. or Lively, Fifie, of and from do. in do. Saccefs, Clark, of and from do, in do. c tri'tannia, Eddington ...
... Red Lion, 'King Street; Bloomsbury, on the body of Vr Tweedic, aged 63. On Saturday night, Dr Tweedie, hear- ing that the kitchen chimney of his house in South- ampton Row was on fire, ran down stairs, and having procured two pails of water, with the assist- ...
... zp~ri Orttl1es400 grofs O, I-ERRARA, Portir 30l hhd Paint 30o kegs Pe.;nT rs.i 130 oj ars ?? io barrels PRinree Arfl.Ges I ?? Kitchen fwrniture 2 parcels Ditso 4 ?? COqI iron ot s 67 Cby iron OVens 48 Ti; ware r 8 punch TisTX ! jl 4459 cafes Jron lsoos 152 ...
... situated on the'c b. hill ahove the 'village'bf Lasswa-de consisthng of d4nnX- r'ooii, drawaing room, five Ised-lsamnbers, kitchen, servants apartments, and other accommodations. Also, a good kit- - chen-garden and shrubbery, to be kept in. order at the ...
... s complained of a return of the sickness, and e requested her son to- give bere more medi- Cine,D, when he went into the kitchen, and getting th6 bottle of prussic acid,: poured some 8 into a glass of vatea; and handed it to his mother. e She draniI it ...