... classes, sinee the establishrnent of soup kitchens, that for snmne days few, If any. applications have been made at the Dispensary for medical advice, and the cieseof fever are rapidly diminishing. The soup kitchen% dtrtribute weekly 0,1100 quarts of escellent ...

... in fu- u.-'.'-i-oi'the General Committee for the i- ?? ot'tise PUBLIC KITCHEN— the Lord ?? = following Report was prodaiced and L .«RAL COMMITTEE CF MANAGERS jS c ?? PUBLIC KITCHEN, t fie:,, He- rt, tS>-' -lie co-is, nenct-mcnt of the establishment, to ...

... February, I heard a' noiae when, A' wa'jn .bed, and came down stairs., M}ly fatheri nd my mother were in the, house, in the kitchen. -.xy mother was lying on the floor, and ewas .jtuuping on . ber;:aud punching her, TI saw.him bumpb heo.head against the ...

... URBANE 5° F.nale. eh to he had at the shops of Mess. Urbani and i-^embiyßoosn,. •^7?SbURGH— May I, ?? itnt of sthe PUBLIC KITCHEN — the Lord .iSur-tl.e following Report was produced and --VER \L COMMITTEF. OF MANAGERS OF THE FUIiLIC KIl'CfiEN, f £jn^e ...

... rand; coming back found her master sitting at the kitchen fireside; her mistress also in the kitchen; some words passed between them; he went out to the pavement. Pri- soner drove her hand through the kitchen window and was outrageous; the quarrel became ...

... A NEGLE.'OTrED ART. .Hacnjillan's Magazine for October says:-7The kitchen is the heart of the:kingdom, the true seat of government in domestic economics; .who rules there, rules supreme. A visit of coremony for a few moments at a statedhour in the morning ...

... inid-chlimney, knocking it completely down. It then descended into the houses. Mrs Ford was lirveil to the opposite side of the kitchen ; and after recovering herself a little, commenced looking for her chaildren, the house being conmpletely tilled with soot ...

... when the augmentation is to ceafe. ' We underftand, that Colonel Villiers has obli-in- i form for the benefit of .he Public Kitchen, in the George Street Afiembly Rooms, and that they wii! play there on Friday next, in concert with the band of! the North ...

... Poor of this city and neighlbourhood. Firft Subficription, including thiat for- c ublic kitchens; . . L ,6 qecond Suobfcriptiol, including that for the public kitchens, . 4,272 IS! 8 Intereft allowed by Sir William For- bei an~d Co'. an thefe fnmF, . 73: ...

... warrant. One of them, with a bothy attached, is thus described- The cottage has kitchen with recess for bed, bed-room, bed- closet, scullery, and pantry; the bothy has a kitchen with resting-bed, and two bed-closets fire-places and windows have bo3n put into ...

... fastening. 'There was a communication betwreen the cellar and the, hack kitchen, and it was his customa to fasten a tea-tray in such a manner with a string, that 'on the kitchen door ~being opened the tray, would fall down, and mnake sufficient noise ...

... appeatake of 'a sboe- .: maker's working'nife, ini a very blqody state. ' The 'kitchen door.was open', and Wmn. iReid, his siervant, irt the net '6f cornirig ouitofit~he'kitchen, with onlyhik t b~reeclies and great coat on, and armed with' a-bayouet. The ...