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... is, like the village school. Master's, how one small or big head can hold all be known—and decide the oft-revived Kitchener or Kitchener A little while ago somebody, or several somedid_ letter-writing to sporting papers proving that lutobener's earliest ...
... the standard authority. The hare's last state, which is not the least gracious. is traced from the larder to the kitchen, from the kitchen to table, by Colonel Kenny Herbert, who gives some sound and useful directions for cooking him in various ways. Colonel ...
... Pomsroyntreet, nor Ordseroad. Loudon. 11.Z.—W17.1 SEPT. 30, 1888 SATURDAY'S THEATRICALS. OLYMPIC. A merry little farce, called Kitchen Love, by Mr. Ro b er t Courtnaidge, was put on as a front piece to-night, end wee well reoeived by the small and select audience ...
... back to within 18in of the champions, and then there is a yard and a half for the representative of the next beet clams, C. Kitchen, 751 whose really flying visit to Lon. don some few years back doubtless some of my readers will remember. The front ...
... kat bahnleade that Radiate move. Hera it hew*. about ball on beer, widtdst the most distressing seende, wad trying to tee kitchen windows Wall, fmtirealdr, poteded ben, upon whisk .nicet of the eird?• weight whole of the lean behotrade heel to be torneheree ...
... turned out, J. Goldoths Pam, J. Longford bolas the first to finish. H,—A Bruited number of members took Part is II d a run. A. Kitchen eras•the litht, mon home. talWAr t k—Blebt zellsairgs the. Manic* IMeered by a doses ahem of clb, W. Hall acting as Owing ...
... . at 830. tn. Juessa AND Sono 11.0.—Doubleocuillan litUleap.Aprtl antis. Moor and drawn on Touter% S.o—Stalk eompstillon Kitchen eltalleage Prise yawls),on Friday. at Ilea C.o.—Sme al usual Monpoller Tavern. April e. TOSIC Puss P.C.—gamar Monday, r . ...
... opportunity accorded me of seeing how it's done. Mr. Joseph Lyons, of the firm of Lyons and Co., oonduoted me through the kitchens that form quite a city of cookery and cooks beneath the building. I found everything in most admirable order, everywhere ...
... GLASSES.—CaII and impost S. DAVIS and tank for (built, moms. au& Tolle% Sets at marvellously Low THE LARGEST STOCK of GENERAL KITCHEN EAEDWARIL CUTLERY, Lod PLATED GOODE the world. , SQ DAVIS and Co. supply the above on their Easy Payment Systam. or allow ...
... 755, 0. Won cleverly by a foot. limit 6 R. Ford Halifax, 775 yards start, first ; J G. Handle, Heaney, 765. second; J . Kitchen, Thorner. 74, third. Won a foot. Heat 7: J. Richards, Middlesborough. 725 yards start. first; W. Juby, Pontefract, 765, second: ...
... Lightfoot, Longton, 76 yar start; E. Serowe, Wymendhaa, 76; J. Kitchen, Thema, 73. Heat 11: R. Wiring Black, ban, 764 yards start ; R. Rowell, Newborn, ;H thaw, 74. Hat 12 : 0. Kitchen, Thorne, 724 yards start; F. Jenny, London, 741; E. Moore, Southport ...
... Finchley, ; J. Wilkinson, Mk, 21 : J. Wallis, London, 31; G. Hines, Northampton, ft ; T. Illayl, &Medd, ft ; C. Kitchen, l'horner 31 ; J. Kitchen, Thorner, 1; Payley, Woodhouse, E. Wore, Southport, H.Shaw, Sheffield, 4; T. Smith, Nottingham, 4: T. Deighton ...