... with sum# mashed potatoes, make into balls with a well-beaton egg. Cover them with brsadsrumbe, and th# nest morning fry them golden brown for breakfast. Tbaimimo Kir EM.—Provided the mother U kertelf trained housekeoper, the mother* kitrlieu is the Kiri's ...

... your steed in time o' need, And draw aff your boots hersell, 0, “ “I'll learn your iassie to read and write, And I'll put ber to the squcel, O ; She shall neither need 10 saddie my steed, Nor draw aff wy boots herseil, (I “ But wha will bake my bridal bread ...

... niag es, ye bin* 0 ! Bing en, ye bird., 0 THE 'HAUNTED BARN. I names neat ye elm hard tell o' Pleads • Rose, the need be weel•kent 'beet Ike Heise o' the Ileum, bat moray a laeg year too pair took hie Lag journey to the land whin: nee see ewer return.. sandy ...

... known that she was being abducted; and even if she bad, how could she liars slisecvered the how.. _ . 'Ay, ye wiuder boo I kent that ye were being decoyed awa'; but I was watching over you, seal Watching toe, 3laggie; did you think that there was some ...

... accompanied the boat guest one of the pilots, and while .engaged in sea fowl shooting his gun accidentally went off, owing the boot roiling heavily and throwing the doctor from Lis seat, lodging the charge Porter’s leg. The limb had to amputated, and Porter ...

... button was wantin’ the back and eff the front o' tartan brecks, wos like thorn ur the flesh perfect ecso. Hie trifles upset 1 I kent font mode miserable for the o' s|w»t o’ black haying deposited it.nl’ the nob o' thoir note, wliilk sic suta' matter dislocation ...

... writes—“ Referring jour query last week regarding the above-named song, permit me to say that it was lUhed in the columns the Kent* in July or August, 1830, shortly after the draraatio representation of Beattie's poem Mr Base in the Theatre Montrose. Who ...

... authenticated with the nameand address of the sender. BIRTHS. At 23 Princes Street, Dundee, on tho 7th inst., the wife of Hercules Golden, of a daughter. At 14 West Wynd, Dundee, on the Bth inst., the wife of James Fyfe, of a daughter. At 5 Renny Place, West Ferry ...

... perpetrate matrimony for the seconi| time, and his choice feil on the ladly Fauny Glnuné sn acknowledged belle and an heireas to boot. Bir George was a fine-looking man in the :llto“ik. brouzed by many an Indian sum, for bad only retired from the army on the ...

... she imagined to any one else, and to try and watt in patience a measure of for Bulb's answer or Captaia's return: and and *boot ia • sort of silent expoetancy. feeling es she bad done when she woe wailtig at Dunbar, thinking it was the lull Defers a storm ...

... these same moralists are almost Invariably people who have never been tried themselves, but all their lives have basked in the golden sunshine of prosperity, and drifted pleasantly on the smooth current of success. It is so easy for my Lord Moneybags to preach ...

... Dell bit o’ mo—l beg the lady's pardon—l’m »o acvesty-sas yet. Hot. ony way. this got room wl* wula woman, nn’ sune good to kent the place. « name, said, Allan Car law. an’ n’ ever tilled aboot klmsel'. But, besides that, tbc folk snne found not frae his ...