... I suppose there is some kind of inn in Marry well ? I said. Oh, yes, sir! there's the Cherry-Tree and the Harp, but if I was consulted I should advise the Cherry-Tree. Thank you, I said, and in defiance of the by-laws which were staring me in the ...

... book, containing lt.l recipes for the com- pound.npof various thirst provoking and thirst .pieneliin.' ...

... leg, which troubled him very much. One day, as he waa running over the page of a book he waa binding, his eye came across a recipe for making a syrup which it waa aaid would cure scrofula, king's evil, and other diseases ef the blood. He copied it, got ...

... ' This is not only excellent fooling, but the Bpiiit of flirtation is here as wise as Minerva, and gives an excellent recipe to avoid heart- ache. Pretty Puss, whose face aud figure Dv Maurier renders so admirably in form and expression, is evidently ...

... s (of Notting-hill) fine collection of insects. A great attraction, too, in this neighbourhood is tho Queen's prue heifer, Cherry Blossom, which has beeu capitally stuffed c::tire by Mr. G. F. Butt, of Wigmore-street. We now enter the kingdom of sweetmeats ...

... variety. Some so far copy the label as frequently to deceive the unwary ; some orfer to * dispose of the recipe of a Macassar Oil, with other recipes of a similar character, for a few postage stamps ; while others pro- . fes3 to manufacture the real ? ...

... long report from ...

... when he changed hands at 720 guineas tfter winning the solitary race for which he started last season. The recent advance of Cherry to 100 to C in face of the prominent favouritism of her ftable companion, Duke of Richmond, is difficult to account for, except ...

... lished. Messrs. William Hunt and Co. introduce it to the world. There is something so fresh, so Ji. it*, about the book, the recipes are so suggestive, the stories are so funny, that every British maiden ought to read it. It must do them good, and will make ...

... been early and the moisture short. Apples need rain badly or they will be very small. Pears are a fair crop of good quality. Cherries are better than last year ; plums almost a failure. I_ist, but by no means least, hops will be of fairly good quality, but ...

... only on (.evasions o/.h-gh festival, eggs ?? .used with a Lvis.ine.a which worn. 1 appal an English house- mother. Ia the recipes for twe 'or hree puddings I h_u*e got, the number of eggs **aries _. rom -1 to 30- Daring dinner toasts were proposed- firsfc ...

... title, for it contains more advice than the generality of books on culinary matters can offer. It not only provides excellent recipes for cooking the food easily attainable abroad, but it teaches habits of economy, which are as necessary to be studied in India ...