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... Te- nement, No. 13. in Prince's Street, consisting of four rooms, kitchen, cellars, csc. possessed by Miss Dundas: The THIRD FLAT of the said Tenement, consisting of six rooms, kitchen, cellars, &c. p .ssesscd by Mrs Crawford ; and the GARRET FLAT, consisting ...
... rows of eight or- ten, containing-1. Front parJour, l0o ,by 9 3. 2t. Kitchen behind Aagged, 110 by. 12'8, grate with Qven, tank for hot water, cupboards,. &c. 3. Scullery behind kitchen, 8 0 by 4'0, water tap, slop stone, shelving and cistern over. 4. Petty ...
... debate was dropped, and a cry was raised for the 5le of the kitchen chairs; but the auctioneer, who seemed iloidedly Unpopular, could not be permitted to pass scatheless from byre to kitchen, and MNr Mlenezcs expostulated with-some of the crow-i onl their ...
... entployed in measuring the distance of the thuender, that we were now eniveloped in the clotd, when a report was heard in the kitchen, much louder than that of l a musket, bitt in souind ndore itstmblingrthe explosion of a large quantity of Egas, ?? by the ...
... will not ex- ceed L.50,000, including the additional outlay which may be required for the erection of work shops and school kitchens and wash-houses. It is probable that one half the sum ap- propriated in the minutes to the erection of the normal school ...
... The wind, however, being easterly, the weather is very cold and chilly. SouP KITCuBN._We are glad to understand that a soup kitchen was opened on Monday in the Old Green Market, and that a subscription is in the course of being made for its support. The ...
... y meacure was promptly resorted to; ihe persons and dw ellings of the poor were osma-e ri:i coil comfortable; seven soup kitchens *rere est:.istieil, which are still in active operation ; *vork vas sought out fer the unemployed ; medicinies sisre 14 iced ...
... be done. We doubt whether it was necessary, in recommending these changes, to sneer at the soup kitchens as fostering pauperism. Without the soup kitchens there would be .no alternative but parish relief for hundreds who, happily, though poor are not ...
... 10th inst. when their Lordships appointed the 5th of April for the first, .and the 26th Of April for the second box days. ?? KITCHEN, GREEN MARKEcT.- It is grit. ttifying to state, as it is hononrable to the individu- als concerned, that as the weather is ...
... 7890 5s..; and on the 0 soup kitchens and clothing store, L.7000 had been already expended. The whole sum remaining was, therefore, only about L.900, which it was wished should be still applied in support of the soup kitchens. The obligations, in other ...
... the city, for, at the last meeting of Council, on the motion that the kitchen which is attached to our City Hall be given gratis to the Committee of Management for the soup kitchen about to be set agoing for the benefit of the poor, the motion was opposed ...
... storm, a body ri ,fisid darted down the kitchen chim- te! i ,ehr. Blackstock, farmer in Harley- kv i,,; Kirkmalloe, %which struck a hole eth '0r. near thle fire, fronm thence it burst in wi e. carried out the kitchen window C e glas several panes out of ...