... Yarious pftblic questions. Lady Williams Wynti has, in conjunction with Mrs jj^nrick, of Wynn Hall, lately opened a soup kitchen for relief of the extreme poor, in the neigbourhood of the *%>s, where a great deal of poverty prevails. vMr W. H. Darby delivered ...

... Looking Glasses, Eight-day Clock, Handsome Eight-day Time Piece, Fenders and Fire Irons, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Door Mats, Kitchen Furniture, and Miscellaneous Articles. On view morning of Sale, or previous day. Terms-Cash. TO BE LET, Unfurnished, Coed ...

... ' then the pleasure of opening them and holding them up to the admiration of papa and mamma, afterwards the rush into the kitchens to exhibit their treasures there, and when the excitement had somewhat subsided, and the pretty presents had been laid by ...

... ' then the pleasure of opening them and holding them up to the admiration of papa and mamma, afterwards the rush into the kitchens to exhibit their treasures there, and when the excitement had somewhat subsided, and the pretty presents had been laid by ...

... be useless to name. But Thomas Rowland is the ob- stinate Jonah of the election of 1868: therefore his stable must be made kitchen, dairy, and pigsty all in one. When Thomas Rowland mentions his grievance the only answer that he receives is that I I the ...

... and PREMISES, situate in Bank Place, in the town of Portmadoc afore- said, consisting of Shop, Parlour, Sitting Room, Two Kitchens, Five Bedrooms, Two Attics, Closets, &c.. recently occupied by Mr Richard Bonner Thomas, watch- maker. This property is held ...

... and he then turned back to the left and went into the back kitchen. I followed him he went up to the fireplace. He had his hand in his pocket all the time after he got into the back kitchen he turned round there and held the purse in his hand. I then ...

... and PREMISES, situate in Bank Place, in the town of Portmadoc afore- said, consisting of Shop, Parlour, Sitting Room, Two Kitchens, Five Bedrooms, Two Attics, Closets, &c., recently occupied by Mr Richard Bonner Thomas, watch- maker. This property is held ...

... having- committed an assault upon her.—The complainant said that last Sunday morning, about seven o'clock, she was in the kitchen when Mrs Davies came in, aad: after she had taken her breakfast complained that the fire was not cleared out. The com- plainant ...

... middle of a long row of cot- tages, and consists of a kitchen, and two rooms upstairs. The scene, as well as the stench, on entering the house, is most dis- agreeable. Nearly every part of the kitchen is crowded with an endless'variety of things, such as ...

... FURNITURE and Effects, the contents of Hall, Dining Room, Drawing Room, Eight Bedchambers and Dressing Rooms, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, Scullery; a Cellar of Choice Wines, Garden Tools, Stable Requisites, Harness, &c., &c. IDescriptive Catalogues mav be had ...

... falsehood of a story which had been oiroulated as to the refusal of the authorities of Portsmouth dockyard to allow a soup kitchen to be supplied with water from their cisterns.—Mr Stansfeld stated that there is no intention to take the second reading of ...