... MzAT M&uzum.- River Plate meat is the newest addition proposed to our foed supply. So the ?? Plate, after having been exposed for years to mW idle jesting on its nanme, is at last likely to do sometlaf* for the supply of the table worthy of that name ...

... fashion has been recently inaugurated, per- gist haps by those who have sparkling black eyes and th eare not horrified at exposing them to the gaze [mne and admiration of the infid'el. The old style, still adhered tolby the most devout believers, is n ...

... its treatment. t To the intending exhibitor, the article on Trim. e ming Artifices, or what is more generally knoawa as I faking, is well 'worthy of reading; whilat t- is also given a chapter on the technical terms, and r. a capital diagram. The breed ...

... should mattresses be turned and aired at least three times a week, but pillows and bolsters ought to be beaten, shaken, and exposed to the fresh air. IMake starch with soapy water and you trill find it a pleasure to do up your starched goods. It prevent3 ...

... inalterable by the atmosphere; it may be a exposed, without tarnishing, both to dry air and to moist a air. Whilst our usual metals-such as tin, lead, and t zinc-vwhen recently cut, aonn lose their brightness if i exposed to damp air-aluminium, under the same ...

... / the harbour waI under-the control of the Corooratioa of iewport, and it-could scarcely be--expected that this uodv would-fake-a-very keenw interest in the port; but iu-that year a new kiarbour Board was tormed, -and great thlngs were expected of it ...

... up to that time lsd beei described tst variously as ' new *journalism,' nude - jourualiEm,' 'seusatioulsL journalismn 'fake journalism, and freat journalism.. 150 Yellow Influence on English Thought. ;65 It is becallso of the original methods ...

... night of tl'~ bth.f 6f February to last, while lie was offler. of thfo iniddlo'watch,,go'he beloW [SO at thle time, also m-faking his eoscape dulring tlist )vatojh.I pst Tue prisoner pleaded guilty,' but'suhbisiitted Isis eertsfi castes. Tle court seqtenced ...

... The following is from the assault on the i8tit June.- en Lord Raglan. and G. neral Jones bad p1 aced tietes Ives tig its an exposed posirisn for the sake of the view it coin- of assauaded : eli 1I should Itave told yen, that from tb-, rmement. of sly the ...

... there is no other word for[ it, as to act as You say. I shall go on just as if you had not mentioned the mad idea to ins. fake miiy word, when the time comes you will hlav v thought better of it. W e shall ee a it Yes, w e shall see, assented Grigson ...

... Royal Artillery, said that the ,n prisoner Wild told him ?? Gosling was about leaving le for Chatham; that he (Wild) had been faking stoek of the 4 stores, and bad a quantity of surplus coats to dispose of r and offered witness five Pensioners' coats for ...

... in addition~to ?? which it was 'h'eofling day. - The cases of most itrs were those-Oftmcdl'tsin- tradesmen summoned for exposing p' ,e their food bn the pdbllc pavement, contrar tthe Act of PParliament. 'A njoininal fine of Is. was levid, in addition ...