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... HOME, SWEET HOME. On Tuesday evening, the popular lecturer, Mr J. W. Kirton, author of Buy your own cherries, &c., gave a lecture on Home, Sweet Home, at the Temperance Hall. The chair was taken by Mr W. H. Darby, who, on opening the proceedings ...

... parties from house to house, on November 2nd, singing :— Wissel wassal, bread and posset. An apple or a pear, a plum or a cherry. Or any good thing t» make us merry. Go down in your cellar and fetch us some beer, And we won't come here till next year ...

... OUR LADIES' COLUMN. BT ONE OF THEMSELVES » PRETT? HATS. — CAPES. — FASHIONABLE LININGS.— BOOTS. — OSPREYS. — AIGRETTES. — RECIPES FOR SAVOURIES.— CANARD SAUVAQE ECRASSE. Such a pretty hat I met this morning, or, rather, two such pretty hats, for two sisters ...

... ulcerated T recollect that I promised a cood recipe for _ Macedoine of fruit suitable for all seasons of the year, so here it is. Any fruit will do ; just now I take strawberries, currants, raspberries, cherries, slices of banana, an orange or two peeled ...

... BROWN’S CEREALINA. Anualysed 1 and Approved by Dr. Hassell, etc. DR: BROWN’S CEREALINA.—In Packets, la. each. Full Directions, Recipes, «kc., in each Package. Sold by all Chemists, etc., and by F. Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul’s Churchyard, London. ELKINGTON ...

... rolisb—avety deniable diet, and pronounced by all to be the most delicious tood ever nioduced. Warranted to cook rfectly in every recipe. Sold by all Grocers, etc.; and wholesale by O. Harter and Co., Upper Thames Street, Londom & solicit attention to their pure ...

... ?? wihin a ni_r..:r that calls for the warmest approbation. . , - I Part 2cfPa MI iar 'Ir_£S contains an account ot i the cherry— wild and ?? ■ at-d. There are two beautimlly col red illustrations. Familiar T„ees I has every promise ...

... medical and other journals— British and foreign—aad other interesting paitienlsr», including the book pages) eon turning the •• recipe.” can be bad from a Mr. F. C. Russell, Woburn House, Store street, Bedford Square, London, W.C. Tlie material need in oonetracling ...

... opportunity for giving the recipe for some Sussex Punch, which found much favour in a friend's country house during the recent Christmas festivities: Add to one bottle of light claret, half a bottle of rum, • and tumblerful each of cherry brandy and whiskey ...

... better their posit'o i in life. Finally and lastly Mr Matbetes” gives us as a set of: and finale to his caustic criticism a recipe which he naive!} recommends remedy for schoolmaster’s grievances This uniqne piece of'advice is given in language worthy °f ...

... certain chosen wild flowers, ra their re- spective families. In the Rose family there were the roses, the meadow sweet, the cherry, agri- mony, &c; whilst in the buttercup family, which the children knew contained many poisonous plants, we had, besides ...