... are lishments, and a gentleman who wvas flnishl- old ing up a meal beginning with potato soup )ur and ending with cheese and salad assureld for me that vegetarianism had cured hinl of ; iow bronchial weakness of many years' stanldilg. oln- Another sign of ...

... most gratifying evidences of this is the recent presentation to Mr J. G. Swan, J.l., of Upsail Hall, of a beautiful silver salad bowl and four silver candlesticks, which have been subscribed for by the workmen of the rirer- ton Ironstone Mines, of which ...

... Races. PaRseRaeG E6nGS IN OIL.-A Darlington correspondent, who rubs his eggs for winter hi salad oil, and paclks them in sawdust, linds them keep well. As salad oil smells better than paraffin most people will prefer omr corresponadont's receipt to that ...

... Fish ?? Jtnmes I'Anson. Fish ?? Ann I'Aisimn. Silver fruit ?? Dodds, M.P. Afternoon tea cloth and ?? MisFtos 'Dodds Linthorpe salad ?? Dodds. Pearl and ruby cross and pearl and dirmoond ?? Spencer. Silver ?? High Sheriff oF Durhlian awnd Mrs Bell. Inlaid ...

... and china jard-iniere, dinneT service; Mrs SHick, china toilet service, silver tea kettle; Mrs Stokes, crystal and silver t salad howl, with silver fork and spoon; s MissGrnaham, views of Whitby by Sut- o l cliffe in walnut and gold nmounts, orna, Iments ...

... ltatl ally liking for the primrose. There rs sa rofirenee in one of his works to the tll'-htisitinature of primroses in a salad: no other record in all Lord hi a.QNriiLn$ tlmultifarious writings and (P ?? of the primrose at all. Sill the wearing of primroses ...

... the luncheon was all ready. c Bread and cheese ? Oh, dear, no. It was a real L1 lunch: beef, lamb, mutton, veal anii ham, salads, sfruit tarts, custards, cheese, etc. And don't forget, ?? our informant, his eyes gleaming as his thoughts reverted to that ...

... search of work, di had gone to prosecutor's house begging, and she, bi had served him with bread and butter and a ex howl of salad. On his retorning tihe bowl to the sm kitchen table, he locked the door, threw the prosecutrix down and savagely and indecently ...

... leaving that town for I Westgate, Weardale Station. The Congrega- r , tioual Church further presented him with a E handeome salad bowl and servers with paper knife as a token of their affection. i At Guaisbrough Local Board on Saturday, e 1some cases of ...

... by the tenants of the Hrperlev estate; tad Mr J. L. Wharton, a silver tea service; Rev. E. A. and Mrs Wilkinson, a splendid salad sowl and spoons; a handsome timepiece, by Mr Fawcett; the Rev. .A. D. Shafto and Mrs Shai to coutributed a handsome oil painting ...

... much the: same sort of diet i frost and, cold as that- which serves us in t height oft. summer; Excepitr that the eight of a salad makes us shiver, and that cold entrees are r for the nonce abandoned in favour of hot dishes, F we makes little change in. ...

... you did'nt bring your muzzle.' Quick a dash the dog hounded into the kitchen, re- turningin an inslant with a wire basket salad staainer, which, hanging to the dresseas had at- tratedi Lion's attention, andQ seemed to him to be a new kind of muzzle. Whether ...