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... having 45,ooo at her sole disposal, is willing to Advance Lsans to ladies or gentiemil, the latter holdttig officiiai appoint- menus or otherwise, on the mtost equitale terts, in toscn or ?? in thr firstt Instance by lCtier, to Beta, at W. Barrett's, Statiooser ...
... it enables the penman to ,vrite with grace and rapidity. Sample Boxe by post Ts. id. MACNIVEN and CAMERON, Patentees and Menu- facturers, 23, Blair-street, Edinburgh. Picture Frames, Cheap Mould- ing Frames aid Best Gilt' Frames, at BOWMAN' & CO.'S ...
... staipt -It tU. LLAIhKiaetlt:o,2, -Garic-ltit Coci liiL i.ii i. The Little Modelier,-How to Make d li3ei c t31;l ,t. 45 ?? menu ,itigs, leoit 1t,,, t,,,i 7 stes , A Cott-ge, 7 elsta e-ll U. O(LAI ie l eo., 2, batl.k ii it.L The Most Laughable Thing on ...
... its arrival in Paris by Pigeon Post was magnified by means of the magic lantern, and projected on a screen. The other is a Menu of a curious dinner given during the siege, and at which the American Minister attended. Cats, dogs, and ostriches figure ...
... sale of the ?? effects was anumber of carriages and sledges, the horses having been soldlong ago, Theresa has appeared at the Menus Plaisirs in the Puits qui Chante ; a tolerably successful piece, Cinq Millions d'He- ritage has been brought out at ...
... bodies being taken out of the river on Sunday.- 1 There have been two theatrical novelties, La Cocotte a= acufs . d'or at the Menus-Plaisirs, and La Poule acer ieufts d'or at the c Gaits, the latter being remarkable for containing tventy-four - scenes, one ...
... such pleasant reading abound to this work. In it in to be found something to suit every taste and inform every mind. -Da~ii Menus. Brimful of anecdote, incident, learning, qunaint talk, ore- found thought, ssblime philosophsy, childlike fun. bold speca ...
... have here was never devised even by a lady to whom Biackstone's Commentaries were as much sealed lore as the Institutions of Menu. We have a baronet who gets divorced from a runaway vife, without anybody be- longing to him, except his solicitors, having ...
... brought up after tea and breakfast, so that she herself may wash up all china and glass. Then, after some remarks on dinner menus, we have a description of the new Catogan coijiure, which is an imitation of the bag-wig, and is, we learn, easy to arrange ...
... enthusiasm. You and I and Lady Clarinda. Our young prima-donna shall come in the evening, and sing to us. Suppose we draw out the menu ? My sweet friend, what is your favourite autumn soup? In the meantime,' I persisted, to return to what we were speaking ...
... ?? ?? ?? ?? IE ?? THOSE who look for rare receipts and elaborate menus in a Book about the Table, by J. C. Jeaffreson (Hurst and Blackett), will feel a slight twinge of disappointment. It is rather a book of the curiosities and antiquities of Sourmandise ...
... rather to excess. The menu became a necessity when the dinner ceased to be visible; but is there need for so many ingenious methods of exhibiting the list of dishes? The latest device reproduces the sandwich-men of the streets; the menu is slung round the ...