... KITCHEN Oft' THE REFORM CLUB. A lithographic print of the kitchcn of the Reform Club haveg been recently pu' lished, we were induzced to pay at visit to the building itself', to gratify the curiosity which had been excited by an inupection of the picture; ...

... fronm I eland,' and bavhig been transplanted from a union, | or the pursuits of husbandry, are found perfectly useless in the kitchen as regards cooking or household work ; and even such persons are so spoiled and petted by mistresses to retain their services ...

... YER'S FIELD KITCHEN. To THE EDITOR OF TIE MORINING CHRONICLE. 1st Division, Guards' Camp before Sebastopol, Oct. 5, 1855. ?? to promise I herewith forward you a de- tailed report upon the economical and culinary advantages of the Field Kitchen instituted ...

... JTY IGE AND AOUP KITCHEN. The anniversary meeting of this society was held on Satur- day, in the London Tavern. The chair was taken, shortly after two o'clock, by the Right Rlon. the Lord Mayor. Amongat the gentlemen present were Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Rev ...

... CITY BRANCH SOUP KITCHEN AND I IHOSPICE. I 0 -0 e Yesterday the ceremony of opening this philanthropic e establishment, which has been planned after the model of e the parent institution in Leicester-square, took place in the presence of the Right Hon ...

... 1AM YARD SOUP KITCHEN, REFUGE, 4~e. rO THE EDITOR OP TH1 MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I beg respectfully to transmit you the statistics tf the last week's operations of this institution, and am lappy to say that the list of applicants is gradually liminishing ...

... SOYE}R'SPARO CHIA L Ml ODEL KITCHEN for tghe POOR WEA AVERS of SPITA LFIELDS. To TrEe EDITOR OF TUE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Having lately been introduced by several gentle- men of distinction to the Rev. Joseph Brown, the benevo- lent pastor of St. Matthew's ...

... respectfldly to forward to you for the information of the colnittee of tile Mount St. lkrnard Hospice ?? Leicester- squlare Solap Kitchen, 207 forms of printedI lists of queries, s~iwl from this institatioit last \week, to that tiumlber of resident mnar- ried ...

... which they de- scended. They attempted the kitchen door, but were disappointed, it being lined with iron. They then went to the kitchen window, broke the glass, and, finally, suc- ceeded in getting into the kitchen, where they broke open a drawer belonging ...

... which no fire had been lighted for several months. The fourth proceeded from the kitchen of Mr. Sterry's house adjoining. Very little fire had been kept in Mr. Sterry's kitchen during the day, so as to make it improbable that the catastrophe had spread from ...

... sin., defended the prisoner. Ellen Ward deposed that she was under kitchen maid at Lord Seaton's residence, Royal Hospital, where the pri- soner had been ?? employed as upper kitchen maid. Jane Whittaker, the still-room maid, and witness slept in the ...

... almost a foot above the level of the room floor. Tho i4hole of the kitchen rangou was blown out. All the furniture and other articles in the apartment were also destroyed. The kitchen window, including the framework, had been blown out, and forced to ...