... one Dn unconscious inlstafiee, ind'icating that thc authlor's ce associations withl thle mornilng nmeal partake more of 'ce salad, .bicre, and Bordeauix, than with tea and y, coffcee and butteredl rolls. In the height of the ry SeSSiOnl of Parliamient, ...

... ice ef It. Dusilliol ,,a Fretwh archlitect, anil Professor Donaldson. The fronts are Illiolly faced vvitlI Cacii stonie, SAlad have pillels, of decorative iniar- bles in the piers betvweln thle Nindows. Tile latter alre novelt iii the 1)rraiigemnent ...

... dainties washed a are down by iced cbampalne, ,coprnp&I lyeormanaing, -Wi [Ir be humblo brecthre;to the booe o IisSand the salads of miss, Nebuchadnezzar; and Fashion, in furs and velvet, com- rtous fo,-tably bekolding her esqualied esstere shivering in ...

... there was a small portion of mlent, potatoes, excellent bread, and n llite and red nfine. Their supper consists of bread, salad, ind fruit. On the whole, I came to the conclusion that the Orphaus' Provi- dence in Milan is better than-father and mother ...

... Miss B. tils never been married. She is nearly six feet high ; she loves waltzing beyond even psesy; arid I think lobster-salad ?? muac as either. She confesses to twenty-eight; in which case her firstvvoiume, The Orphan of Gozo' (cut uip by Mr. Rigiby ...