... KITCHEN. Sir,—Allow me to acknowledge, with hearty thanks, on behalf of myself and the 90 poor Irish boys who are educated in the Free School in George-street, St. Giles's, the great kindmpli of your committee in placing at my disposal so large a grant ...

... THE _CITY KITCHEN. Mr. GODSON gave notice of a moticn, - That the sum of 5001 be given by the court in aid of the funds of the charity called The City Kitchen,' for the purpose of relieving the the City and suburbs. distressed persons who throng ...

... KITCHEN STUFF. We extract the following correspondence from the Sunday whig journal, patronised by her Majesty and the court. It must have proved highly edifying to the readers at the palace and scarcely less so at the treasury, where we believe Lord ...

... KITCHEN RANGES. PATENT RANGES, with Oven and Boiler, 247, Tottenham Court-road (between Bedford-street audGreat Russell-street.)—G. WOOD, having for the last eight years directed his atteutiou to the above, confidently offers them to the Public as the ...

... _THE CITY KITCHEN. Mr. LOTT brought up the report of the association for the relief of the poor at the winter season (commonly known by the name of the City Kitchen). It stated that the distribution to the poor of last year consisted of 27,508 bushels ...

... ROSE V. KITCHEN. Sir R. Collier said the same points arose in this case. The Lord Chief Justice having, at the time of the trial, expressed an opinion that there was no • strict justification for taking the plaintiff into custody, it was agreed, and his ...

... KITCHEN-GARDEN-FRUIT. Pinery.—Every fair aiternoon si - nTriide - fruiting plants with tepid water, closng the house at the time. Maintain a heat of about 85 deg. in renewed beds and thus avoid injury to the roots of plants therein. As the weather becomes ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN.—In Doors. Pinery.—The plants recently potted should be shaded every day until they take fresh roots; sprinkle them overhead early every afternoon, and close early; the sprinkling will be sufficient without watering at the root until the ...

... V. KITCHEN. This was an action for false imprisonment and a malicious prosecution, tried before the icrd Chief Justice, at the Michaelmas After Term sittings, at Westminster, when the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff', damages 501., with leave ...

... KITCHEN AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS. On the motion of Colonel FRENCH, the standing committee to control the arrangements of the kitchen and refreshment rooms be appointed. Some bills were advanced a stage, and the house then adjourned at twenty minutes before ...

... THE THIEVES' KITCHEN. TO THE EDITOR. Sin,—Mr. Martin, in his natural anxiety that undue credit should not accrue to St. Alban's Church, has, I fear, a little strained the facts respecting the Thieves' Kitchen. It was certainly closed for a considerable ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN.—In doors. Pinery.—Continue to pot the successions and young plants; any that are sickly should be shaken out of their pots, and divested of their dead and injured roots; afterwards pot them into small pots : only half plunge the successions ...