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... week we get potatoes. Happily, we are now allowed to buy whatever we please, so we have oeen able to organise a mess, and our menu is reinforced by bacon, porridge, preserves, vegetables, potted meats, pickles, tobacco, &c. Each day we send out our orders ...

... Inns of Court, was tastefully arranged for the occasion, ample accommoda- tion being provided for the soldiers. An excel- lent menu was provided, consisting of roast sir- loin of beef, pressed beef, raised pheasant pies, galantine of veal, boar's head, Oxford ...

... March 10. Robert Newman's Queens Hall Orchestra. Principal A'ioliu. Mr. Arthur W. Payne. Jan. _7th. at 0.0. Overture in C. In Menu.riam SullivaD. A'ioliu Concerto, No. 3. in B Minor Saint-Saeng, Mons. Ysaye. Symphony No. 35 in C Mo/art. Scherzo trom A ...

... ms honour and public falsehood. ?? Mr. BALFOUR.-I understand that this question has been answered already by my right hon. menu. Mr. MacNEILI_.-No; the former question dealt with the authenticity of the letters, and not «-e_r X! BALFOUR.— It seems to ...

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... turned to him ar.d said, ' What are we waiting for, Mr. Disraeli : 'Jhc Prime Minister paused for a moment to take up the menu, and looking at the Princess, gravely replied, 'Mutton and potatoes, ma'am.* Occasionally the Princess visited Westmin- ster ...

... Wanted, to Represent a | ?? wealthy, old-established Firm, doing large business: first-class terms; early promotion to suitable menu— Address • B. A. 434. Standard office. St.J'.ride-st.. K.C. AN Engineering Firm, ot Westminster and the Country, has Vacancy ...

... annual dinner of the alumni of New York | City College. Ho had, he said, no idea what his i remarks would be until he saw on the menu a ! quotation of his words written lifteen years ago, 1 that future wars might cover a large portion !of the globe. This moved ...

... NATAL. .larch 14.— Curzon (British barque), from Ellesmere Port, has been smouldering since discharge com- menced : every menus being taken to extinguish. ST. VINCENT. C.V., March 14.— Dochra (British barque), from Liverpool for Calcutta, has put in here ...

... instances in which by general assent the ie,, right of assembly and public speech should subjected to limitation from tlie menu as as the practical point of view. No case co be cited in which the duty of reserve ■•' ?? ?? i Lou tha* discretion is more ...