... kitchen. As to looking atter her linen, helping to make beds, or cook, the very thought ought to kill her. You should have two dinners daily ; one for your -errant- at two, and another for your yourselves at seven, until you are blessed with a family, and then ...

... VICEREGAL COl UT. The Lord Lieutenant entertained the followite: party at dinner at Dubl:n Castle on Saturday :—Miss AVonrt, Mrs. Pennant, Archbishop Murray, Mr. and Mrs. des, Captain, Mrs. and Miss Williams, Dr. and Mr , . Graves, Sir Robert Shaw, Dart ...

... this country, as a present to our Sovereign, a beautiful Andalusian horse. Sir It. Peel entertained Dr. Pussy to dinner, with a select party, on Sunday. Sir Robert Peel left town on Monday, by the one o'clock train of the South Western Hallway, for Southampton ...

... PREMIER AND THE FARMERS.-At a 1: to market dinner at Wickham, Mr. Godrich, of Wickhammill (in the chair), and 53 farmers and others interested in the land being present, after the usual loyal toasts, one of the party proposed the health of Sir Robert Peel ...

... as for his prore%sional skill—collect one day upon a certain eccentric nobleman, whom he found sitting alone at a very nice dinner. After some time, the Doctor, receiving- no invitation to partake of it. My dear Lord, if I were in your Lordship's place ...

... Banquet on the eveuing of Monday the 2d, at illuminated. 'I he following day Mr. Fowler gave a dinner to the Imperial Hotel. his Witmer.: forty-lice sat down to dinner, after which they ad- Dishes of New I'otatoes were exhibited laat week in iloteucd to a held ...

... Prince Consort. At about a quarter past eight dinner was announced when her Majesty and the Duke of Buccleugh, Prince Albert and the Duchess of Buccleugh, followed by the distinguished circle forming the dinner party, passed to the dining-room. On one of the ...

... letter. lam now about to enter the coach on next Sunday. With respect to the speeches at Repeal dinners, and the performance of Temperance bands at such parties and at political processions, you must be aware that I cannot prevent what is complained of. ...

... rest fell into a doze, which destroyed one hour further towards dinner, and the remnant of time I managed to dispose of by writing a large portion of a long letter to my mother. My dinner was a tete-a-tete one with John Sainsbury—his father having been ...

... Towards the close of my stay, and as my indisposition wore away, the Sainsbury's complimented me by giving one or two dinner-parties, and these, with some morning visits and rambles with the men I met at the house, served to driw my attention from the ...

... entered the room in which she and the family were at dinner, the paper was torn away, and a gun which was in the room (happily charged with powder only) exploded; but most providentally none of the party sustained any personal injury.--Bristol Paper. SEIM'S ...

... for the National Gallery, as a genuine Holbein, was more than doubtful, and hat the trustees were in communication with the party from whom it was bought, with a view of returning it. Ile likewise stated that he thought it useless to expend money, trying ...