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... KITCHENER'S RANGE. I THE pause in the Soudan has been broken by the Dervishes, but they have known better than to try another advance. They have, on the contrary, evacuated Shabluka, and retired to El Boga, which post lies only forty miles from Khartoum ...
... THE FARM KITCHEN. IBY tile few ?? in the little hamlet it is better known as the f kitchen than as the farmhouse kitchen, for it has always been looked uqon as an adjunct of the farm rather than as a part of the farmer's house Except at such times. as ...
... PERAMBULATORY KITCHENS FOR THE POOR. BY IREDLRICK GREENWOD. IN. the ncv nunibcr of the NwicnctM1i1 CQdtery, Miss Sellars again calls attention to a great advantage provided for the poor of Vienna bv the establishment of Pcople's Kitchens. Imitated in London; ...
... IN DEFENCE OF THE KITCHEN MALKIN. AN interesting and practical contribution to the solution of the eternal servant question is Mrs. Francis Darwin's article in the August number of the N~ineteenthz Centusy. After stating that domestic service is a ...
... Dil THE LORD MAYOR'S KITCHEN. =- = = A (iL\T l\VI il '111i. ClOI.)S. C - Lu: 1.orxI ~\iayuPs ?? iS hit't isinmrichatelv UfldCriicatl; thC 3L Kill ?? ?? Gi th1C M11ali& ilouse. I.1 an caitliqllalc WCIc In iln ...
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... relieving the pressure on eleemosynary soup-kitchens, and one of the best ways of combating intemperance. Insufficient food is one cause of the craving for stimulants, and if to the public halls and kitchens, tea and coffee rooms were added, and workmen ...
... large people's kitchens, Volks-Kachen, in the poorest quarters of the city, in which food was prepared and sold at the lowest possible prices consistent with their being self-supporting. Dr. KWin's plan to establish these kitchens was a very simple ...
... I)1(I-AOtC US FOR KITCHEN AND DRAWING ROOM. I we a\cll m~mn~ecr!, t h1 at present worecv IiVa feeble, al ?? to better the coeii Piftl of fl e \t\Olkioia ?? in G.C Iitl l t c til , 'oh1i 1lttlisjies a double sctt t ., comnnadllmnts, in which the mnl tress ...
... TRHE ENGLISH GIRLS' KITCHEN GARDEN. We gave a brief notice the other day of Miss Headon's manual of 'Household Object Lessons, -in- which an outline -is given of a code of simple industrial training suitable to elementary schools. Perhaps some further ...
... A NEW YORK KITCHEN-GARTEN. IN no part of the world are domestics more highly paid, and nowhe e are there more inefficient servants, than in New York. Though the Irish slatterns who successfully disputed kitchen rule with their mistresses are disappearing ...