... the indulgence of those pursuits to which were much the It to that of advantage to poor lady generally flowers such cabbage lupin pink and thiugs of sort the stock lady’s garden in now flowers greater in the gardens of cottagers direct attention of to tbe ...

... formerly of Denwick Lane End Mr Skelly proprietor of extensive lime-works at North Sunderland The mother of the unfortunate lady a Miss Wood of Craster West Farm The wife of Belaney was respectably connected on both sides and possessed of considerable ...

... and he said if she would kind to children would her the £7 took her meals in the front kitchen with defendant and with sister while remained there The other servants took their meals in the back kitchen Witness had the care of the keys and the poultry ...

... sell it usually sells the whole of his produce except potatoes and in dear seasons even part of stock of potatoes and buys meal on in order to pay his rent and the county cess If the tenant lives near town where he can sell milk that also and the common ...

... Saturday his Lord-ship accompanied by Lady Palmerston dined with the-Princess meeting Guizot other members' of the French Cabinet The evening spent presence of Royalty at the Tuileries Easter Sunday Lord and Lady Palmerston at Royal table On Tuesday M ...

... Indian meal is the possible for all kind of poultry &c soft dough cold water summer warm the weather is cold It shot'll be set down to in shallow pans and given or three day When the large fowls arc fed with Indian corn in grains wetted Indian meal should ...

... anniversary meeting of the Ladies’ Bible Association that a calculation been made Birmingham respecting the proportionate value of the services of gentlemen and ladies as collectors for charitable religions purposes and it found one lady was worth thirteen gentlemen ...

... the sanity of Government in forming camp during the very height of the London season The point was a difficult one Either ladies without their ices and sponge cake Guards could not be expected to through the hardships of field “ Is this” adds our contemporary ...

... he been so fortunate friend Mr Bain in persuading one lady take pity upon him had his eloquence persuasive powers without success a bachelor still However he begged to them cordially on of ladies The Rev V W Popham said that if three wives in present ...

... Dr Carpenter (vicar J A Devenish Aldermen Richards Councillors Read Yorke Rodd L&nyon H Cornish Boy ns W Edmonds jun G Hemmings and S Higgs jun Messrs H H Cornish T 8 Bolitbo H Holmes (collector of Customs) H W Bolitho Dr Hoskin J Matthews jun Paynter ...

... this though conduct me has of yet never contracted debt withheld from me several weeks the of animal food— times we table our meal eaten away all food and would not allowme to touch nor bitof it— kept me for fortnight on bread aud water has kept me without ...

... gives a faithful account of what she heard from Lady Byron no one will doubt But whether such a disclosure can do much good at this time is not so clear It cannot do much in the way of vindicating Lady Byron for whatever of mystery appeared in her conduct ...