... cut into little pieces, and given the first thing in the morning a little treacle or preserve, are safe aperient and vermifuge for children. child of above three or four years old, will generally eat them uncut, with small piece of cake or gingerbread ...

... cut into little pieces, and given the first thing the morning ill a little treacle or preserve, are safe aperient and vermifuge for children. A child of above three or four years old, will generally eat them uncut, with small piece of cake or gingerbread ...

... appropriate pieces, and were delivered the children in a praiseworthy manner. Mr. Searby, from Boston, attended with a portion of his band and musical bells, to the great delight of the villagers. In the evening each child was presented with piece of cake home ...

... Rev- Jno.Tunnard, on Thursday last; they were Plied with cake and tea Mrs. Tunnard ; after man )' games upon the lawn and the park. d each child was presented with book ' of wine, aud piece of cake. P —-The harvest in this village is in 'y every farmer ...

... greatly attached to her, preserved piece of the cake she had in her hand as memorial. A few days ago he died, and left strict injunctions to his friends that they should bury him his wedding suit, witirthe piece of cake in his pocket—which wasdone accordingly ...

... Allen, of Burton Coggles. They then dispersed to the fields to enjoy their games; and on being reassembled, each child had piece of cake and glass or wine. After singing the national anthem they retired, highly gratified with the day's amusement. On Monday ...

... with banners, to the vicarage ground, where they were plentifully supplied with cake and tea—at least one would imagine so —for one said he had eaten fifteen pieces of cake, and another drunk as many cups of tea. After the children had partaken of the ...

... tea and cake was provided. After tea, the youthful party returned to the close, the amusements were resumed, and the children enjoyed themselves until evening, when they returned to the Wothorpe-road, and, having each been presented with a piece of cake ...

... first be to the natives and next to strangers, but it was very easy to cram a boy for the occasion. He was quite satisfied they were shutting out the inhabitants.— Dr. Whitsed said it was very easy to fancy these things at distance,* but members of the Corporate ...

... of the he brought in his pack, which he delivered up, together with the ledger book. The pieces of cloth aow produced are property, and correspond with other pieces produced from my shop.— Isaac Trumsn said : I live in Castlegate Terrace. On the Bth November ...

... o'clock, hastened their departure. After spending a delightful afternoon, they returned to their homes, each receiving a piece of cake as they left the field. Where all did their respective work so well, it is invidious to particularize any one, but we cannot ...

... home. The chUdren were presented with piece of cake each as they left the field. The Union school chUdren were invited by the Rev. G. Maddison to the Vicarage on Saturday hut, where they were regaled with plum cake and tea. The afternoon was spent in cricket ...