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... remained untasted by that lady on that particular morning, and became a evelcome waif to the female domestic, and enhanced the pleasures of her morning meal. But neither the frowns or scowls of that lady or her friend Mrs. Mushroom affected Tom Gorton, he ...
... cabbages, savoys, carrots, cauliflowers, celery, cress, lettuces, cucumbers, leeks-for use during the winter months, melons in heat, mustard for salading purposes, mushrooms, in the usual beds, onions peas, parsley, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb (not tor ...
... andthenthetcomplaiofthecorruptho.r e rrgpig o t epiiml jeess eel; and tbere is nothing so sad as leek of fiea meeners In a stentleman, exeept the lack of them In a lady Cstfonil Ifoqorias. An AMBITIOUS i'RO.ICT.-Whilct ona the subject of tbse A~roti oncrent, ...
... The first mealing, ws il the house of Barnes, On 'searcher S. Triltech, Shairep, Campbell, anad Irayieswereouttaning eadrs.So wasoSkinnelr, our Episcopal parson-graind nephew of the author of e'uli~ecisgerum.' 1 tie Let intenad to meatless ladies' nraies ...
... disbeaverenice, while others were generally voted rather nasty or tasteless. That excellent vegetable soup can be made, nay lady Who has attended a school of cookery knows, and the 'aricot and cock-a-leekie sou;,s served at the dinner were both good. The ...
... Burlington, Lord Caven- dish, Lord and Lady John Manners, %ir Augustus Clif- lord, the Hon. G. H. Cavendish, M.P., and Lady Louisa Cavendisb, the Hon. F. Leveson Gower, NI.P., Lady Louisa and Miss Cavendish, Sir Joseph and Lady Pax- ton, Miss Paxton and Miss ...
... hint from the Divine Figure that he had better do nothing of the kind. And Ferdinand, who} has eaten more than one large leek at the bidding of Russia, makes haste to take another bite at that wholesome if not very appetising vegetable. We gather from ...
... THE LADY NURSE. lord, . ?? SIB,-It seems curious that among a11 the - rsng careers which have been in recent years suggested as e suitable for women of the upper classes, greater pro- . misence should not have been given to that of the I for lady nurse ...
... counity Court. It av~s urged that the dog wasa savage one, veek' and had bitten a child. Thb magistrate agreed isa opinion with leek, the defendant's attorisey, ahd dismissed the case. iving INFORLMATION AGAINS'T A CAI'TAIN.-Mr. Tindal, solicitor, tep- id ...
... 4d.; leeks, 4d.; coleworts, Is. is. 4d.; and radishes, 2d. 4d. per bunch: spinach, 4d.; Brussels sprouts, 4il. to tkl. ; turnip greens, ; French lieans, 25.; garlic, ( ...
... reading lamp, and the most delightful little composite meal of chicken and tongue, and tart, and cream and tea. It was pleasant to be among familiar things, after that long journey in stuffy ladies' carriages, with elderly invalids, whose chief talk was ...
... toast he had to propose was Lady Harpur Crewe and family (Loud applause.) It was well known that it was the mother who made her son a good son, and he could say of Lady hlarpur Crewe that she was one of the most amiable ladies lie had ever met with. He ...