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... hilarity prevailed every quarter. Plum cake and bread and butter disappeared with rapidity, amidst a lively clatter of cups and saucers, human tongues, and sprightly music. The place was well lighted, and it would be difficult to meet with a more cheerful ...
... Birbeck. Pair of Japanese bottles.— Miss Roberts. Four cups and saucers (Japanese) of hiijh merit.— Miss Roberts. Pair of small Chinese (celadon) bottles.— Miss Roberts. Two Dresden cups and saucers, with raised flowers.— Miss Roberta. Pair ...
... Shepherd, and others. A Silver Cup value Twenty Guineas will be presented to the owner and feeder of the best Beast in the Yard, a Silver Cup value Ten Guineas to the owner and feeder of the second best Beast, and a Silver Cup value Five Guineas to the owner ...
... in the discharge of their difficult and onerous duties. At a sale of rare and valuable china, at Hornoastle, | two Worcester cups and a saucer brought £7. 155., and a Worcester sugar basin 10 guineas. The seventh annual Conference of ministers and delegates ...
... crescent in gold—£2l. 10s. ; pair large two-handled Worcester cups, covers, and saucers, scallop-edged, with deep blue and gold bands, ornaments imitation of Japanese, Japanese mark blue—£24.; a large two-handled Worcester cup, painted with ...
... Smith, alias ' Nobby Tom, a navvy, was charged with stealing a trunk, a Bible, a pair of sheets, two knives and forks, three glasses, two cups and a saucer, a cream jug, a glass sugar basin and stand, pair of twisting irons, and a shell box, the property ...
... following prices for Worcester were realised —A pair of two-handled cups anil saucers, £12. Is. 6d. ; a ilark blue teapot, painted with birds, £14. .is. tid. ; a pair of coffee-cups, teacups, and saucers, 10s;s. ; a pair of beakers, £15. 10s ...
... afterwards admitted she had some things, and produced from her boxes a awing looking-glass, six . yards of carpet, a cup, two saucers, plate, a large ' quantity of note-paper and envelopes, ami other articles, all of which were immediately identified ...
... large basket of prizes, and after many laughable races, be rewarded forty of the swiftest runners with handsome and useful cups, saucers, and ) ites, a new, and certainly a wise method of pleasing t:.t young competitors. A large number of the parish- • -Ler ...
... respective teams, if not in the proficiency of their play, at least in the enthusiasm and ardour of their spirit. Of course there was the usual amount of foot-racing in all its varied forms ; while the football, although showing signs of infirmity, incident ...
... Peace.— Walter Lambert and Henry Round, two boys, living at Kingswinford, were charged with having committed breach of of the peace fighting on the 17th inst.— Lambert being an old offender was ordered to find two sureties in £lO each to keep the peace ...
... Oaleeov.en Cricket aud Football took place Let, iu cold but uther.vibj weather. Tiiere \vm very large aiteadaoce, it being estimated that mure than two were preaeat. The band of the lit Worcei tor shire Voluutaera wee present *od played aome good aelectioaa ...