... THE DERBY GOLD CUP. BY CARBINE A Well-backed Outsider There have been few more remarkable things in racing this season than Menu's starting- price. People away from the course refused at first to believe that 25 to I was correct. But the report was soon ...

... Wilmot. Lord Essex couldn't officiate because he had backed Menu, so Mr. George Edwardes, who had a horse in the race, was asked to join Sir Robert in dealing with the objection. They disqualified Menu, but nobody was surprised when, on the following day, an ...

... Duchess-- two Duchesses-- have lunched their friends at his restaurant. A paper-- two papers-- have given a list of guests and the menu in full. Very soon, no longer shall we lunch at Jules', tea at Rumpelmayer's, dine at the Ritz, and sup at the Savoy. There ...

... and, anyway, his Majesty, when it became his turn to do the despatching, decided to drop the custom. 3 3 The Royal Menu The Royal menu on Christmas Day, too, is very much the same as on any other feast day. '1 he real boar's head on the sideboard and ...

... also music ally, for the concert, which is becoming a feature of Sunday dining, proceeds during, as well as after, dinner. The menu (which is repro duced facsimile on p. xii. of this issue), though not as at the Maison Jules, entirely Parisian in character ...

... Saturday will appear in the Daily Graphic 'L on Monday. March 18 T/fix A THE ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB. 1907. The Cover of the Menu of the Royal Automobile Club's Dinner last Friday At the annual dinner of the Automobile Club, held at the Hotel Cecil last ...

... She superintends the making of her dresses, after having designed them, arranges all the flowers, and every day sees the menus. Her love for children has prompted her to establish creches throughout the kingdom. Prince Bernadotte's Love-Match Had it ...

... to be. The Queen attends to the smallest details of her household, in the manner of the simplest bourgeoise, arranging the menus for the dinner and even superintending the cooking. Many people admire this accom plishment in a Queen, but the large majority ...

... entourage. The Sassoons being of Eastern extraction, curries, it is needless to say, form an important part of their dinner menus. The King has a strong partiality for these toothsome savouries. 8 S Doncaster Perfect summer weather, some good racing and ...

... place themselves in the King's way. They stare, him out of countenance. They raid his deserted dinner-table, and annex the menus and the orange-peel. They sometimes go so far as to claim acquaintance with His Majesty, such exquisite joy is it to these ...

... morning early are part of the Scotch game, just as porridge at breakfast and trout and haggis at dinner are part of a Scotch menu. Restless Members With the approach of the dog days Members of Parliament, especially Irish Members of Parliament, always get ...

... worse, so far as flesh-eating guests are concerned. Skim-milk, biscuits, butter, and cheese are the only items on her Grace's menu, while, invariably for breakfast, more skim-milk, lettuce, and a boiled egg form her daily repast year in year out. Charming ...