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Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland

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COURT OF CHANCERY

... 300 breamt, 8 seals, 4 porpoises, atid 400 tarts;I if 1000 servants attended table, and 62 cooke were engaged in 1,the 55 kitchens in which the above were prepared. The Earl rof Warwick was the steward, the Earl of Bedford, treatsurer, and Lord H-ardy ...

GAME LAW CASE

... aconstant residenter in the town, known to every person in it, and supported by the kindness of various families, at whose kitchen table lie regularly took his place. at one or other of the meals of the day. His appearance will he fresh iii the rIemembranie ...

POLICE MEETING

... ass'. d holiday. at the Boadlahd- other pubtlic offices; THE .UNEMP2.OYED.-The- average distribution of seep from thea Soup Kitchen is now about 1000 measures'a-day. h Considering that -wtarlds of this number were thrown out e of employment byi hesloppage ...

STATE OF CRIME IN THE COUNTRY

... old woman by her female servant, who is reported to have conducted herself so cooly after the crime as to sit down at the kitchen fire to bake pancakes for herself before she made her escape. Even this county of Aberdeenshire, so quiet, so compa- ratively ...

CIRCUIT COURT OF JUSTICIARY

... came over again vi that night between oight and nine o'clock; l was il the Bi house with my motherin the same apartment-the kitchen. a She was not in her bed at that time. He ordered me to a put her to bed till he would give her the powder. He said he did ...

THE MURDER IN BERMONDSEY

... having e aid the cloth for 'dinner, ha'd invited O'C~onnor down stairs a to washe his hands, and-while ho was going to the kitchen -for that purpose, had taken the op'portunity of firing at'him.I 'from behind. - tIn thes course OF Thursday morning Mms Manning ...

THE BERMONDSEY MURDER

... renmnd'theprl'soners until I Saturday the 15t inst. - It appears that a woman was employed by Mrs Manning I to clean up the-back kitchen after tie-body had been buried and the flagstones rdlaid. Mrs Manning was known not to keep a servant during her stay in ...

BERMONDSEY MURDER

... Shte then told me to come in. I 'cleaned different parts of the house under her directions. I said I would clean the back kitchen. She said No she did not want that done, as she had cleaned that the day be- fore, and also the front kitchlen. She afterwards ...

THE BERMONDSEY MURDER

... was afterwards missed, and on the 17th of August his body~ was found in the house in Miniver-place, in a hole in the: back kitchen, ' having, apparently been' murdered;, but, although the finding of the body in the house'of the prisoners did not prove that ...

POLICE MEETING

... fore, as their influence would Isad to the injury oft hi scholars. The Committee thought it would be bettert0 pen the Soup Kitchen, should the Managers accede to it, and endeavour to do something for this class. Looking at their circumstances, and finding ...

POLICE MEETING

... to induce a doubt in the case of Mitchell, the case was found not proven, and both he and the girl were sent to the Soup Kitchen Experimental School, with a view to their reformation. -Janes M'Donald, an elderly man, who stated that lie was a basket maker ...