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... Litty of Jlu, Iluntahl, F, q., or Fouzoosll by KIltsu, Tlorquay of' it Sool mid hitir. for A'ioost 3, at Ao..IlStui', thle Lady of 'Philil, C. hIlayinlai, lisq., cvo tirt soil,] ant Mi's. Jameos Sloohlor. of Axuratnater, of it daughote. Augut hit, a Coaetoy ...
... the necessities of their starving countrymen. He knew there had been cases even among those before him, in Iwhich the daily meals had hardly been sufficient for the dailv wantsbut never had gaunt famine afflicted them yet. Under the present circumstances ...
... rxrglror, Fop.1 06, at ilipleforpl, Mrs. Jorer La'!e, of a daughter. Feb. 0, at Liskeard, the lady of Argustus Bazley, Esq,, of a dranlagtor. r Feb. 6, the lady of Duckworth De Pre, Esq., Tarnerton ' Folipptt, of a , ilter. At Nowlyrn, or Sruneay last. ...
... Burlington, Lord Caven- dish, Lord and Lady John Manners, %ir Augustus Clif- lord, the Hon. G. H. Cavendish, M.P., and Lady Louisa Cavendisb, the Hon. F. Leveson Gower, NI.P., Lady Louisa and Miss Cavendish, Sir Joseph and Lady Pax- ton, Miss Paxton and Miss ...
... counity Court. It av~s urged that the dog wasa savage one, veek' and had bitten a child. Thb magistrate agreed isa opinion with leek, the defendant's attorisey, ahd dismissed the case. iving INFORLMATION AGAINS'T A CAI'TAIN.-Mr. Tindal, solicitor, tep- id ...
... aend whoe, in complying, expressed the Imappiteess lee felt inpool flere they to them this Isalth of thc Riglet Hon. the Lady Dicnorbecs, consV sins, whose charities and bcnefactions have all along been co-extensive as tl mp-with 11er ietfiuence and ...
... receiving invitations —Earl and Countess Cawdor, Viscount and Viscountess Emlyn, Lord James and Lady Stuart, Lady Mary Clive, Sir J. and Lady Knight Bruce, Lord and Lady Dynevor, Sir B. Hall, Sir G. C. Lewis, Hon. R. Windsor Clive, Colonel Somerset, Colonel Lloyd ...
... toast he had to propose was Lady Harpur Crewe and family (Loud applause.) It was well known that it was the mother who made her son a good son, and he could say of Lady hlarpur Crewe that she was one of the most amiable ladies lie had ever met with. He ...
... exceedingly scarce. You may buy one leek dear, and the two servants eat mangold- wurzel as salad. Sometimes, as to-day, we have a wonder- ful find-pea cotlp sometimes tapioca boeiifons; then, occa- sionally, a dish of mushrooms, and those fungi have served us ...
... exceedingly scarce. You may buy one leek dear, and the two servants eat mangold wurzn as salad. Sometimes, as to(day, we have a wonderful find-pea sump; sometimes tapioca bouillon; then, occasionally, a dish of mushrooms, and these fungi have served us in ...
... Nee.d oee Left alone wih Lady Maryo, the young girl took up an ebony and silver casket, unlocked it, and diawing frog it an ivory miniature set' in a, locket, handed it to Lady Mary, without a word. A cd flush croaed the lady s fair face, and a faint ...
... remained untasted by that lady on that particular morning, and became a evelcome waif to the female domestic, and enhanced the pleasures of her morning meal. But neither the frowns or scowls of that lady or her friend Mrs. Mushroom affected Tom Gorton, he ...