... House in the Country, a Good Plain COOK, not under Forty years of age; one that can Bake, and understands making Pastry. No Kitchen-maid kept; wages, £ 16, all found. Address, Mrs T. M. PARRY, Totterton Hall, Ludbury, North Salop. IN CHANCERY. WILLIAMS v ...

... three warehouses and nearly a dozen dwelling-houses were destroyed. The cause is not knotvn. It is proposed to establish kitchens and eating rooms in such places as Poplar, the London Docks, Farringdon Market, Westminster, Lambeth, and Bermondsey, and ...

... BURGLLRY.-About fouE/Vclock on Tuesday morning, the servant man of the Rev. Edward Evans, hearing some noise in the back kitchen of the Rectory, went there, and saw, tinan half inside e room. A glass had been broken, and tibe casement opened. As soon ...

... beginning early in an attempt to revive their cricket club. They met on Tues- day to form plans. Lady Bulkeley has opened a soup kitchen in Beaumaris, at which the poor will be supplied twice a week during the winter months. The death is announced of the Rev ...

... tramp, was charged with stealing a pair of boots b«lotlging to Richard Williams, butcher. The boots were missing from the kitchen of the prosecutor, and found in the possession of the prisoner near Welshpool, _by Inspector Davies. Committeafor trial. ...

... Prif Ysgrifenydd (Chief Clerk). A. E. TOWER, Cyfreithiwr yr Achwynydd, 90, Lower Thames-street, London. THE PATENT PRIZE KITCHENER AND LEAMINGTON RANGE. B HIZ E K I TOM EH E R BENJAMIN HUGHES, GENERAL IRONMONGER, OPPOSITE THE TOWN CLOCK, ABERYSTWYTH, Agent ...

... half an hour, and when I returned I found my brother in the kitchen. About half-past ten o'clock he went to bed. I was the last going to bed that night. There is a door leading to the kitchen from the shop this door is locked at night. I went to the shop ...

... Carols,' &c. In addi. tion we have a story by Johnny Ludlow (who is Johnny Ludlow?), an amount of the Leicester-square Soup Kitchen, and various other papers—^11 readable, which is saying much as papers' go. rm K STUDENT Contains an interesting account of ...

... noise in the house as if persons were drinking. Witness knocked at the door but no one-came to open ft; he then went to -the kitchen window, but the parties in the house still re- fused to epen the door-; the sergeant directed a constable to watehthe house ...

... forwarded with perfect fety. 35, OLDBOND STREET; & THE CITY STEVM WORKS, 58 & 60, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON. THE PATENT PRIZE KITCHENER AND LEAMINGTON RANGE. r- —» miT* PBIZE KITOUENtn BENJAMIN HUGHES, GENERAL IRONMONGER, OPPOSITE THE TOWN CLOCK, ABERYSTWYTH ...

... which happened about three o'clock on Friday evening. Before witness left the house on Friday morn- ing, she went to the kitchen, and told the parents that if deceased was her (witness's) child, she would give her a drop of brandy and water with a spoon ...

... taken no food for the whole time we have said. Dr Lewis went with me to see the child, and then fetched a Mr Hughes from the kitchen. That gentleman felt her pulse, and then left for Cross Inn, Fach, to catch the train. Dr Lewis remained behind, and said ...