... be allowed to die. The menu design 'is oval, a fite-sisnile of a small blue dish, with willow pattern border. In the centre is supposed to be laid a card, on which clear space the writing is to be inscribed. ?? suite with the menu are guest cards, round ...

... successful in the solo Inflammatua. The second part concluded with the quartett Quando Corpus.- A strong feature in the musical menu was Signor Caracciolos Grand trio in Alminor forpiano.violin, andviolon cello, in which the composer himself, Herr Lauer ...

... cally ?? parts of the world, and in New Your, as in Enugland, no social function is without The Queen of' Table Waters. The menus of the as- sembly ball given, at the Waldorf-Astoria, the' Metropolitan Club deuce given at Sherry's, as well as those of the ...

... ozee or Neurmlgia, no matter how lung s cainhig, the monevi 4 'wsill be willingly retursied. Try'it, and you will recol. I menu yonuk fkieiito du the eatat. To be baid at the c Prvivasur's Cenuuiiig iloui, 11. reat Br-nswck. stege; nti cabift-k abii Co ...

... have a Royal marine pavilion erected for her residence at Killiney, within eight mile of Dablin. A more desirable sight for r menu villa could not be selected. It is situated on anhigh proatery, comnmands an uninterrupted view of the hay, surrounded by chanting ...

... prospectus. of the Irish Land Purebase and Settlement .Company, which appeared in Dublin papers on 22nd March, 1884, will show that menu- bers of no- one party in the State, andT nei- ther politicians alone, nor business men alone, is or are responsible for' the ...

... Plaque, £L o; .Jisas J Codd, North- brook road. 5th ?? Back, ls; Miss Willingtou, North- timberland road. 9th prize- China Menu Stands, 12& 6d; Mrs W Gough, St Helene. ?? ?? Bellows, l0s 6d; Mrs Rare, The Deanery, Kilkenny. 11th rize -Embroidered Pincushion ...

... annual concert to tske place to-morrow evening at the Anaieat Concert Rooms, under Ihe patronage of their Exceileucias the Lord Menu- tenant and the Countess Spencer, the Lord Mayor aud L6dy Mayoreas, and a large number of the nobility and ge-sary. Amongst ...

... Dr Ogdlen captain of the visiting Gteam, and on his left, Mr t W Hynes, captain of i the University. The followving was tbe menu i teupe-Julienne, greaen pe. Fish-Turbot, sauce Hollandaise, trouit a la Maitre de Hotel. Eutrees =-Sweetbreads aux truffes ...

... display of Irish ut a l e nd anufactures ; and I am sure u1 he found -when the exhibinion is -r tjt the prizes for excellence in menu- ^ vill he more largely distributedin this ' el-euhere. Looking at it from another ?? nt, would he a s reat mistake if Dublin ...

... boiiew MaIWtOes for oung Ladles at ver t moderate prices. An ispection respect. fully eolleited.-J. M. Barnardo nudcSOn, Mantle Menu-. fattrers,'108' and CoS Grafton-street '10S and 1G9i (Oppoasite the Provosta Hos ae). ' ?? - - Mrs. ackey hac left 137 VS ...

... year from January ltt to December fTs: rc., menus for breakfas;, luncheoD, and dinmer acie first set forth; then follow some ?? marter. ilg advice. After this instructio ns f' r t le tCCQ. ig o;f the menus are given. and finr.a;i y;h:e a. series *f 'things ...