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... when the glass will break off as smooth as if it was cut with a chainead. A TAILS Hocsswives.--Floar—one pound is one quote. Meal—one pound mad two canoes is one quart. Butter— one pound is one quart. Powdered white sugar—one pound anti one 0411600 N one ...
... Queen are neettpleil this whiter by Lady Etlerttrels, Lady Rim ' e and the wife of the Mnitslii Abdul Kean', her Majesty's Indian Secretary. There has been some trouble hi Nettling au official descripi• for the Oriental lady, but the Queen has derided bare ...
... for Local Examinations. Vacancies for a few Young Ladies Resident Pupils. Principal—MlSS E. M. CORNISH (Certified by the Committee Council on Education and by the Science and Art Department). Mbs CORNISH hopes that 17 years', experience !n large Public ...
... then another was pre• muted by the wife of one of the officers. When the lady had finished reading her address, general burst of sympathy sod approval proceeded from the other ladies ranged before the Pepsi throne. Judge of their astonishment when the Pope ...
... association was held In Assembly Rooms, Wednesday evening last, and about 203 partook tea. tables were presided over young ladies, In most courteous manner, and the room was very decorated. The meeting was held at seven o’clock, and the appearance the ...
... to call the assistance of neighbours, and by their joint exertions the burning clothes were got away from the poor old lady. The lady superintendent sent immediately for Dr. March, of St. John's-hill, who, with a medical friend who chanced to be with him ...
... and Co., sharps 14s, per him between their finger and thumb, but they hadn’t. He sack, bran fid. per cwt., pea meal 14s. per sack, bean meal intended to kill his wife, and he subsequently did 15s. per sack; E. (Stourbridge), worsted 2s. and 2s. 2d. gtrike ...
... won after. H. Amos' those who scppntal the Omar en thewsin Maea obtei.el another ; from both of which Semmes ware several ladies. R. Masefield, Req., Elba. HaU, failed to kick a .0.1. No further aelventage was ob. ad the ben. J. Dote.. Hinateek, and 13 ...
... that aub]** hand at N* one ahould any ah* waa unwilling to talk about it. I wa* to hare stayed with Lady Belton till tutor had faiahed her riait to Lady Sattor- Im, but Kit caught aoarUtina. and brought thr ehildran hare to atay out the way. You know Agatha ...
... found. Altogether, Great Uacle Hoot-Toot'’ most be pronounced decided success. AfcMfeur Work, that most useful Messrs Ward and Leek'* pnhlioation*. i« this month resplendent with a larirefolding supplement. This contains a most elaborate design for foll-s:*' ...
... every description of Ladies’ and Gent’s CastoS Clothing. Parcels sent promptly attended to. Cash with. In three day*. —Address 116. Galdeford. Ludlow. CvALF Meal.—To rear Calves cheaply and well, without milk, use Dailey's Calf Meal; price 13s. per ewe ...