... The attention of the jury was called to the circumstance that the deceased was in the uni- form habit of washing the cups and saucers after tea, and on the present occasion they were not washed; and that Witharn, who drank tea with her, was the last person ...

... afternoon, iu that place of worship. At four o'clock, the children, the number of 130, arrived at tho church, each carrying a cup and saucer, or » which to contain the tea. The exercises began singing a hymn and engaging in prayer, after which the teachers served ...

... worthy of recording that the china ware extensively called into requisition was not attended with single mishap -not single cup or saucer was broken during the severe engagements they had with smacking lips and whitened ivory. Well filled, well satisfied, the ...

... him patron sir” Moore “you are obliged for two patters he lias favour of your performance” returned “I confess feel sir I have Commodore voyage the whole world the : while I into with fair fine s Chesterfield two little cork-boats in I very of favour Mr ...

... James Schorfield, George Woodhall, and Shield Robin, son, were then charged with playing at pitch and I toss. Some evidence was adduced to show that they were not playing at that game, but the Bench thought otherwise, and ordered them to pay a fine of ...

... troop some, consisting of (for girls) dolls, skipping ropes, of dragoons were hastening to the charge. We neckties, view, cups and saucers, china inude, ftc.• instinctively retired a few paces, to be out of for the boys—knives, tope, meta of sleeve links and ...

... in one cup of brown sugar ; when cold mix in two cups of flour, one teaspoouful of baking powder aifted in with if, one cup butter, three well-beaten eggs, one teaspoonful each of cinnamon and cloves, one cup of raisins finely chopped, oue ...

... Jodsi, Thompson, and Oughton, 16. Mr W. Eobaoavm referee, and K. Robinson score-keeper. Football. —Tbe Lenot again condemns tbe way is which football is present played, though in doing does not object wholesome athleticism. simply wishes to see the game ...

... announce (hat the above nt Theatre will RE.OPEN MONDAY, JULY 1823, wit IOLANTHE! A PALLY OPERA; and to Conclade with Farce, CUPS AND SAUCERS! Ly W. & end SULLIVAN. NEW and APPROPRIATE SCENERY by Mr Cias. Woop. Th2 Theatre is Newly and by and Co., Dean Street ...

... during the Week, IOLANTHE! A FAIRY OPERA, by and will be presented. ‘The performance to Conclude with Masical Faroe, CUPS AND SAUCERS! NEW asd APPROPRIATE SCENERY by Mr Cuas. Woop. ‘The Theatre is Newly and Entirely Re-decorated = Newly Farnished and ...

... s. Handkerchiefa, Initials, INames, Letters, and Ornamental Sundries. WILLIT'S PATENT JIGGER AND JOLLY, manufacturing Cups, Saucers, Plates, Mugs, &dc. POTTERS AT WORK AT THE WHEEL, illustrating the manufacture ot Art Pottery in Terra Cotta, China, &c ...

... during the Weok, IOLANTHE! A FAIRY OPERA, by Gitpentand SULLIVAN, will be presented Tuo performance to with Musical Farce, CUPS AND SAUCERS! NEW and APPROPRIATE SCENERY by Mr Citas. Woop. Tho Theatre is Newly and Entirely Re- decorated by Richardson and Co ...