... window every day, making all the wry faces inthe world 5 one day having the mouth and chio drawn up, grinving like a ** Cheshire cat.”’ Now, this pression won't do for The Lancet.—(tlere the whole class laughed, in which the lecturer heartily —1 wondered ...

... open-mouthed wonderment of the uninitiated. After the prayer-meeting was concluded, the madmen proceeded home, grinning like u Cheshire cats, and singing Glory! glory! glory! our sins are forgiven! much to tne annoyance of the more peaceably inclined. After ...

... I'll give you something to take away all that. Tug CAL—A correspondent asks the esplanades of the phrasegrinning like • Cheshire cat. Some years Ono: Cheshire cheeses were sold in this town (Bath) moulded into the shape e:a eat, bristles being inserted ...

... pressed him to partake of still another course,— I thank you ; but if it's the same to you, I'll take the rest in money. Cheshire Cat. — A correspondent asks the explanation of the phrase grinning like a Cheshire eat Some years since, Cheshire cheeses ...

... boat I was sticking against with tre When I 4 force two or three inches from my bead. harged boat I began grinning like 2 Cheshire cat ; thought itv can boast of, and ; n Tun, These are the only I — dase nat turn up. Thev say we shall ...

... ambiguous garnishings. Osten- Tx ew; sibly, Mr. GLADSTONE hats 1vanished from politics;~ th - but he is like the celebrated Cheshire Cat, which was best ing, so incessantly 1appearing, and disappearing that it fami a-- made people giddy, and whose 1grin ...

... the “Cat and Fiddle;” and that particular public” puss would, no doubt, grin with delight, even more than the proverbial Cheshire Cat, the arrival of excursionists after the long interval of winter. Ashwood Dale also lost its empty aspect, and was filled ...

... pointed peak, while tbe sky is blue and bright above. Cat; just one mile in Cheshire; so it is a Cheshire cat, and grins in the most approved Cheshire cat style. The Cat stands low-spreading ana four-square against the winds. wider or wilder rumors ...

... pointed peak, while the sky is blue and bright above. The “Cat” is just one mile Cheshire; so it is Cheshire cat, and grins in the most approved Cheshire cat style. The “ Cal” stands low spreading and four-square against the winds. No wider wilder moors could ...

... next section, which was illustrated by two readings The Mayor and the Lobster, from Kingsfey's Water Babies, and The Cheshire Cat, from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. connection with animals of the poets, the touching story of Ulysses' dog ...

... Paid the rent, or refused join some blackguardly brotherhood most likely. •' What became of the baby t I asked like the Cheshire Cat. The baby is our senior Major, and goes to Ireland in command of the regiment next Friday The Argosy (K. Bentley and ...

... to manage a small garden, and how to take care of a baby, numerous household receipts and items of a country menu by Cheshire Cat. A good many articles of food must be cheaper in that country than in either Leicestershire or Warwickshire, for we read ...