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... feeding. ll ERE is an old Cornish proverb which asserts that the devil has Tll ERE is an old Cornish proverb which asserts that the devil has never dared to show his fac~ in Cornwall, because, if he had so oared, some Cornish housewife would have put him ...
... Cornwall , Northcott Mouth Bude 4 miles, Okehampton 29 miles, Exeter 52 miles A spacious house on the north Cornish coast with spectacular sea views sitting room dining room • breakfast room 7 bedrooms • 2 bathrooms extensive range of garaging and storerooms ...
... o Easter. The eating of all meat-and in some cases of eggs and dairy products-was forbidden, and the frequency and size of meals regulated. In the High Middle Ages, Lent was a serious business, often enforced by statute as well as by religious law. For ...
... Tintagel to become first governesses, and then companions to an aristocratic old lady there. Kirland is architecturally interesting, although one authority on ancient Cornish houses confesses that it is impossible to date any part of it with certainty. From ...
... COUNTRY On Sale Friday DECEMBER 5, 1952 LADY CAROLINE LEIGH .i CHRISTMAS NUMBER From the collectian of Major and the Hon. Mrs. R. N. Macdonald-Buchanan at Cottesbrooke Hall, Northamptonshire LIFE THREE SHILLINGS LADY CAROLINE LEIGH Arthur Devis (1711-1787) ...
... however, two species of mushroom which are particularly at home in pine-woods. These are what called the scaly wood mushand the might be called the scaly wood mushroom (Psalliota silvatica) and the pine-wood bleeding mushroom (Psalliota haemorrlwidaria) ...
... old-fashioned compared with the ladies; even the fruiterer's lady dons a highwaisted gown. It is interesting to note that, although ladies are shown in three of the market scenes, Meat was not considered a proper place for a lady to trail silks and muslins ...
... savouries together as entremets. As regards the size of her staff, Lady Onslow noted only three names at Clandon in 1875; her German lady's maid Wilhelmina Frikert, who came with Lady Onslow on her marriage and became housekeeper in 1881; the butler Thomas ...
... have the foods. C oming up this month are new organic winter soups from Daylesford. They will be Carrot and Ginger; Leek and Potato; Mushroom and Coriander; and Celeriac and Apple at £3 for 475m1, and Beetroot and Bacon at £3.50. Available from the Daylesford ...
... pays all the rent for his mill. I I stays up all night picking the eels out, and so only works three nights a week. · -C. ]. CoRNISH. StR,-I can go one b ~ tte r than your correspondent who wrote to you latelv saying he had picked a primrose early in October ...
... Birds and Animals. By C. ]. CORNISH. Pheasant Shooting: Introductory. By tbe EDITOR. Bringing Pheasants to the Gun. By tbe EDITOR. Pheasants at Holkham . From Notes by ALEXANDER }. NAPIER, Pheasants at Nuneham. By C.] . CoRNISH. Pheasant Management and Shooting ...
... Artillery Lane, London El ?LP. Tel: 01-247 91 16. XXXXOS SIZES LADIES UNDERWEAR, corsetry, nightdresses, slips, vests. XXXXOS tights, stockings. Lists s.a.e. EDNA DALE CORSETS , Russell Street, Leek, Staffs. Dept CL. , Guildford Road, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6 ...