... OPENING OF THE SOUP KITCHENS. In onsrq'icnce of the gr«.atdistre aiuong-'l the la'-onring ola sis, by tho contiu of weather, »ho Kitchens in Ntr'-h, and F«mtntr-'ft. At tiw» Jarlau-. wilt p «»tiilly opv.led this day (oAt irdij), a- d *11 '»•' full omentum ...

... &e. No man indulged in more of this talk and this dust-throwing thau Mr. Kitchen. Mr. Hodson had not been opposed, and if Mr. Niokson were allowed to go in this year Mr. Kitchen ought not to be opposed next. Thus were the energies of the St. Anne's committee ...

... BAD TRADE AND DISTRESS. f The distress is very keenly felt in Chester. Soup 3 kitchens are being started, and the poor relief com- 3 mittee are taking active steps, by the delivery of coals and other meafls, to alleviate the distress. . The Mayor (Mr ...

... through the kitchen window, and saw the prisoner Webster getting shavings. The window was down, so that could see without looking through the glass. Having stopped down, could distinctly see the prisoner Webster, who was the further end of the kitchen. He had ...

... two or three iinumtesi, and only went down into the kitchen when Thomas called him. Thomas said they had got his dog. Thomas did not call out Murder. There was only one male person in the kitchen then. He was a, friend. She did not k;now his name, blt ...

... passing through the hall kitchen he jokingly pointed the n towards the cook, who told him to be carefuL e' replied, I cannot shoot any person with nothing on but a cap. Just at this moment the deceased came into the kitchen and stood before the footman ...

... when she replied that there was a shirt which had been placed there to dry. She then got up, and on going down into the kitchen found the shirt had been taken away and that the place was in confused state. Mr. Lees, on being informed of the state of ...

... stairs once ascended, each res dence is quite distinct. Most of the cottages consist of three apartments, kitchen and two bed-rooms. The kitchen lilted up with grate, oven, Sec. There is also a small scullery, containing sunk-stone, water-pipe, with the ...

... office on any account wlhatevur without authority from the general committee. The suggestions was unanimous] y agreed to.-Air. Kitchen, in proposing a vote of t auks to the chair. man for the manner in which le had presided over the deliberations of the committee ...

... intended runaways. Lights were procured, the kitchen searched-examined in every part, but no cause whatever could be discovered to produce such an I effect as we saw before us. In apromisecuous heap were battered kitchen utensils of every kind, broken cups, saucers ...

... Provost and magistrates of Edinburgh agreed to provide work for the un- employed on the streets to-day, and also to open soup kitchens. THE BOWL ON THE LIVERPOOL LANDING STAGE. The amount dropped in the bowl yesterday was £11 l5s. 4d., made up as follows: ...

... memiers pro3ent beliig Afe~lr& Wwodrnof, Ridley,' Rogers, Nick-on Sll miln, Kitchen Cropper, Lloyd, Johnson, aia Holden. . ELEC I0I OF ClIATR :AWN AND DEPUTY- CHAWNIA§*N. Mir. Kitchen reptrked fluit ti; ey oaight to bear in mindl tile ?? under whilhl they ...