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... AUSTRALIAN MEAT Another testing of this meat, entirely dis- tinct from those already made, is to take place at the Soup Kitchen on Wednesday next. Col. Conean having obtained from London a parcel of the meat sent from Australia, in a cooked state, in ...
... tele- graphed to the Emperor of the French to inform him of the issue of the match. was quite dead Francois rushed to the kitchen, ■.vh.-r. ?? found the «*ook tind a little boy fiom ..«• p> rfr's lodgo boi-'W stair*. 'I heir screams brought to the spot ...
... childish, was confined to his bed. Suddenly, Lathoubert, who had armed himself with a large knife *~nich he had fetched from the kitchen, entered the room, and, rushing directly upon her, plunged the knife into her throat. The blow was so violent, and given with ...
... to whom meat is a rarity, and all other classes, to supply themselves at moderate prices. The trial took place in the Soup Kitchen, and was applied first to the mutton as taken from the tin case, next in broth, and finally in Irish stew. That in the tin ...
... ST. PETER-POET SOUP KITCHEN. Australian Lunch ~~3 10 0 H_rs of A. Dacicr, per \V. Crousaz, Con-table o 8 4 Mrs. Albert Carey 0 4 2 Dr.Cotliiigs 1 o o Capt. Audros l 0 o Abraham Bishop 1 0 0 Rev. R. 0/.anne 1 0 0 Rev. - Ril-yard 0 lo o Major Deane i - ...
... Sunday from Plymouth. She has been purchased by Major Feilden, of Herm. Lecture on behalf of the Vale and St. Sampson's Sodp Kitchen. — We learn from a correspondent that yesterday evening* a lecture on James 11. was delivered in St. Sampson's Wesleyan School ...
... who can give the highest references, a SITUATION as CHILD'S MAID, or young LADIES' MAID. Apply at the Star Ofßce. WANTED, a KITCHEN GARDENER- One who understands the rotation of crops, &c. Apply to C. Smith, Caledonia Nur- sery, Couture. ! ADAMS AND BARRETT'S ...
... antique mahogany, and other chairs ; butler's tray and folding stand ; floorcloth ; carpets ; matting ; 8-day kitchen clock; sundry kitchen effects; three brass bashins ; ironins* stove ; mangle ; costly ma- hogany Tudor bedstead, finely carved on foot- ...
... into the ountry, fill ms sack witn potatoes; but the .-tablie-binent 0 f t h a t grand and noble iustitu- fou tbe Soup Kitchen, prevented our degra- -1 tion to such vile purposes. Some time ago a*-ter was cheered with the intelligence that a d° c ** ...
... antique mahogany, and other chairs ; butler's tray and folding stand ; floorcloth ; carpets ; matting ; 8-day kitchen clock ; sundry kitchen effects ; three brass bashins ; ironing stove ; mangle ; costly ma- hogany Tudor bedstead, finely carved on foot- ...
... rhe Key. C. S. Guille thankfully acknow- - the receipt of £1 for coals for the poor. the subscription list for the Sonp Kitchen, __■ hed i Q Tuesday's Star, the sum Btated to P ten * riv * ?D by the ot Oouzaine Canton No. aY v. G ld have been stated ...
... circumstances an uxgea: made on the common charity of tho_e •*■* afford to minister to the wants >>t the brethren. The Soup Kitchens oi the ?? . St. Sampson's may be made the me_n_ : gating to a great, extent the genera. ?? but the funds of these iustitutn-__ ...