... nevertheless dined together as usual. Percival was silent throughout the meal. The master of the house reviled the cook, the menu. the butler, the wines, and the footmai indiscriminately. There was a negative fervour about his conversation which, it translated ...

... hours till midnight amidst the glittering lights and the striking decorations of the immense dining and ball rooms. The dinner menus were typical of the season, and carried out on a most extensive scale. Money, apparently, on this one night of the year was ...

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... handed round. How the pudding disappeared! These inmates do not, of course, often get the opportunity to sit down to such a menu, so they make the most of it. They may not nlways be wise in the amount they consume, but they ■re willing to risk inuigestion ...

... ladies' committee. comprising Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Wootton. Mrs. Northern. Mrs. Knight, and Mrs. Clark, had made splendid arrange menu. . A? o'clock the boy. assembled in the Council School, where • magnificent dinner had been prepared for them. Despite a ...

... Duke of Portland, who also sent Christmas trees and evergreens in sufficient quantities for the whole of the institution. The menu, which included turkey and plum pudding, was thoroughly enjoyed by all who partook, and unstinted appreciation was on all hands ...

... Arm you name. Jace.— Cribbage xrdi played 4 3 5 14. The last 4 completes run. Boss.—Messrs/ Bebop six) Stonier, earthenware menu- Lecturers, Hsnlry, Staff*. Dana —Business |>;emiaea are not protected the Bent Acts, and the r. may be raised. Non-Stop (Xansfii ...

... and comprised roast pork, potatoes, turnips, apple sauce, and the usual accompaniments, plum pudding and beer completing the menu. Tobacco was also distributed. In the evening Christmas cake was provided, and sweets were distributed to the women and children ...

... ianifest by the guardians and the insti- tution officers for the well-being of the poor ersons committed to their charge. e menu ‘or Chtistinas Day dinner was roast beef, pota- toes, custard, tarts, and fruit, with beer for the men and coffee for the women ...

... Tefl bearing*, plated fitting*. tyrea, Qoioura ahanaa. tram 70*.—54 T>IANO6. Large Stock of new and aaoosd-hand inatrn- X menu, {ram £l9 10a.. £22. £2B. he —34 Garter-gate. Prama. 200 lent alee, well-made. 25§.. trade applied .—Apply the Curtain Shop ...