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... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. THE THEATRES, &C. Danzr-Lam.—The venerable ballet of action, known by the name of Perouse, or the Desolate Island, was the Easter offering at this theatre. The pantomime was admirably sustained by Howell, Wieland, Matthews, and Payne; ...
... EASTER AMUSEMENTS, THE THEATRES, Daunv-LAivE.—The venerable ballet of action, known by the name of Perouse, or the Desolate Island, was the Easter offering at this theatre. The pantomime was admirably sustained by Howell, -wieland, Matthews, and Payne; ...
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... salt, and a common - P of yeast, then stir in the buckwheat flour until 1 11 - 1 , ,es a thick batter, cover it, and get it to rise: and in a state of fermentation, take a frythe i ns id e r u bb e d w i t h b u tt er or goo d lard, at o r, a ee in the frying-pan ...
... Peel would bring on the Coercion Bill on the Monday week, and would not take the third reading of the Corn Bill until after Easter, but that he wished the arrangement to be kept quiet. To this Lord George Bentinck assented; and, having communicated the ...
... Peel would bring on the Coercion Bill on the Monday week, and would not take the third reading of the Corn Bill until after Easter, but that he wished the arrangement to be kept quiet. To this Lord George Bentinck assented; and, having communicated the ...
... the rise in the price of bread, and that it decreased in proportion as the price of bread fell (cheers from the free-trade section of the house). He had already proved that, although wages in the agricultural districts did to a certain extent rise as the ...
... objections, and particularly to one %14,N0t o bjection—the increased powers they would 5i..1911,,the Poor Law Commissioners. in rising to explain, observed, that a dmitted the great difficulty there was a scertain the amount of residence, yet in all ~.`llat ...
... fa d ir i l i . y i h se is tt f l , nap, when a hi c s ig li a p r s, w a a: d wrinkling he evidently did not approve of—rising in ti, hurry, CUT g tli n , o a malice, pleased. . A hearty sneeze seemed to restore him against his knees.—Algiers and Tuni ...