... THE SLAVES OF THE KITCHEN. The following letter from A Domestia appears In a ?? paper. The editor remarks in a footnote that he has been obliged to omit a considerable part of the lady's terrible Invective :- IAll domestics In Britaia are slaves ...

... PUBLIC COOKING KITCHENS. The account recently published in the Standard of the Vienna Public Cooking Kitchen, an institution which provides cooked food of first-rate quality at the lowest possible price, has induced an occasional contributor to the Scotsman ...

... I THE REXPLOSION OF KITCEEN BOILEIS. HINTS TO HOUSEHOLDEMR. A kitchen boiler explosion, caused by the sevgre frost, occurred on Monday evening, at the residence of the Rev. Writer Cariss, Farm Road, Sparkbrook, but was fortunately unattended by personal ...

... EXPLOSIONS OF KITCHEN BOILERS. A serious boiler explosion happened in London, on Saturday, atb 46, St. James's Place, occqiiied by Air. Grant, gusimaker, in conjunction withtheprensuses6D7s, St. Jamnie's Street, The Iitohen fire was lighted as umial, ...

... a letter he has received from a Paoisian friend, who is at present in London. This lively Frenchman has been doing the kitchens of the metropolis. He says:- Here in London, I boldly assert, is to be found the best fish, and the best meat in the world ...

... last week end at Endon, and returned to Hanley between nine and tea o'clock on Mlonday morning. A fire was lighted in the kitchen at the latter place, and by way of precaution in consequence o, the frost, Mvr. Cornes caused a plumber in his emnploy to ...

... larze fire could be seen through the kitchen window. The detectives, however, wer3 unmable to obtain admission by knocking, su with the assistance of Police constables the door was forced. The fire in the kitchen grate was found to be blacing brightly ...

... County Club, a very large and handsome building. In the kitchen ,tood a large boiler, and at half-past ten yesterday morn- 1,g it burst with an explosion which shook the entire toWn. In the kitchen at the time were two male and two female servants. Of these ...

... 1885-6, uD to the date of the published report, the number in Mr. Sargeant's kitchens was 80,550 : and inMr. Francis's kitchens 78:407, making a total of 158,957. The Fox Street kitchen was kept open some weeks after the others, and 8,000 more meals were d ...

... yards from the Corporation Yard, and within two doors of the Bordesley Park Tavern. The premises consist of a small shop and kitchen, over which are two sleeping rooms, but it was in the shop a*d adjoining apartment that the accident happened. Mr- Roberts ...

... when I went into the kitchen, bit ol t was open when I went out. No one came to me in the h, masage. Mr. Berridge came to me there, in about two p ninutes after I left the kitchen. Pe said, 'I'D m sure Pou'd rather come into the kitchen, and I 'Went back ...

... respectable, well- recommended ironmonger Into the kitchen of an establish. ment where, after all, a ton of coal is a ton of coal, and a perceptible Item in the household expenses. Go iuto yoar kitchen at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, go in at 3 in the afternoon ...