... large, very neatly finithed and he fitted up in all the apartments-and with the adjoin- y inlg offices, conifling of an outer kitchen, wafh-houfe, | fcullery and flable, is fulfficient to accommodate any TIC gentlentan's family. I The tenant, if he inclines ...

... Deduft the raw material, and the produce of labour will not be lels than 6o1. On io,ooo acres, is - 6ooCoo The ftuit and kitchen gardens are the molt valuable refoulces for labour, and make the great- ell return, probably to upwards of sool. per acre ...

... GENTEEL FIRST FLOOR, in a molt cen- 1 A trical fituation, confifling of dining room, draw- ing room, two bed rooms, clofet, kitchen, cellar, and other convcniehces. Enquire of Mr. Brown, Bookfeller. A4rrived, May 19. - , from Bremen, flax.-20. Lively, Rait ...

... port to C Gordon Caffle. e The public will be gratified to learn, that the fubfcription for the eftablilbment of a Public Kitchen has fully anfwered the ex- peaations entertained of it, and that the Com- tI mittee are already in poffeffion of funds fuffi- ...

... Roads on Thurfday morning, from Yarmouth, H to take the Ruffian troops on board from the o1 Jonah Ruffian Ihip. A public kitchen is about to be eflablifhed m in Dundee ; a fum adequate to the purpofe was ftibfcribed in two days time. A letter from Lerwick ...

... pletely got under. The following betts are Ruck up in the Neptune Coffee~room in Greenock, the win- nings to go the Public Kitchen, and to be re- ferred to the Univerfity of Glafiow Negative Betts-equal. That the prefent or current year, which ends with ...

... two gent! 2ren r -vin, bren in a parlour, attended by hi-s trman f rvant, the kltter left the room, and was qoin- to toe kitchen, when the twov i men .e t W'n in the p:ffage, and one of the.m hav;in f z,. hirn, the other knocked him dnwii ; and e, thrcrupon ...

... fearcity of provisions, I would take the liberty to tay, that in my opinion, ol idthe providing of food for them in Public B c- Kitchens, and felling it to them at fuch low v price as they can afford to pay for it, would b be the befit method that could be adopted ...

... happy to flate, that the effefls of the Public Kitchen already eflablilied in Edinburgl, have been extenfively felt by the t uo. r. Mor e than 30,o meals are at prefent ] *i :lributed, and by the fecond Kitchen, which ii in a few days will be opened at Tiviot ...

... Miliburgi), !Yan. 2-3- General Sir Ralph Abercromby left town t on Saturday for London. Public Kitchens have been eftablilfhed at e Ghifeow and Forfar. A Pvbiic Kitchen is alfo eftabliffied at Montrofe, and a fubfcription is there opened f for fupplying the ...

... ift curt. Mr John Stew- . art, Skelmuir. e A fubfcription has been fet on foot at Peterhead, for e eflablilhing a public Kitchen there; and from the li- 11 beral ?? already ftibfcribed, it is hoped it will foon a be opened. - A meeting of the Lubferihers ...

... about to fiipply th them with that whole fome food, of the fame fe] excellent quality that is provided in our pub- an lic kitchens. th The Prince of \Vales, from motives of occonomy, has difcharged his Chamlmr)ain of and Mafter of the Hrfc-. G The Prince ...