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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

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THE DRAMA

... melons in frames abould be carried on still, and moderate hot beds should be un made for sowing celery, radishes, and small salading; in open is borders also may be sown asparagus, cabbages, carrots, ciurled be atid Hambhngh parsley, Neapolitan kale, Onion ...

THE ODD FELLOWS' BALL; OR, EQUAL LAWS FOR ALL.*

... DEPEND US ALT, FnoM THE DAGGERS OF THE QUALITY! R. R. CURE oro EAR-AcHE.-Steep a clove of garlic for a few minutes in warm salad oil, pat it in the ear, rolled up in thin muslin; after a time the garlio will be dissolved, and the pain removed; then substitute ...

MANNERS AND AMUSEMENTS

... blue devils occasioned by the occupa- tions of the morning are, in some measure, banished by the Perdrix aux choux, the Salade de volaille, the Tendon de veau, the Salmis de faisan, and all the et cetert of of culinary science, diluted with sundry ...

Published: Sunday 18 November 1838
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1649 | Page: 9 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

GAZETTE OF THE THEATRES

... Lane Theatre next season? If our lady manager is to open the onlystall m the market, we must be content with thattricksy and salad-like sort of supper which she may vouchsafe us, or gp to bed with none. We hear the rent is but 4000 guineas, little more than ...

LITERARY SCRAPS

... such times to be believed. -Deerbrook. MRS. SIDDONs' THEATRItCAL Ain IN PRIvATE LIFEr.-! once heard her myself ask for the salad bowl, in a tone of voice, and with ad emphasis on the personal pronoun, which made every body at table laugh. She said, Give ...

REVIEW FOR BOOKS

... side-hadJ been filed with gin-punch)t and stead to cool outside of the window. Mr. Skeflinglon himself bad msdsthe lobster-salad; and his domestic, or chsr-womnan, had eat the sandwiches; but of these latteri~r. Skeffiesgon himself did no I~ntend to partake ...

THEATRICAL EXAMINER

... throughout. She has a' happy style of acting while she's talking, and talking while she's acting, as where she rescues the salad and lectures Dubois. Her lively doggrel was good, too, as she sang it to the disguised minister:- Hey! hey! Monsieur t'Abb6 ...