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... vague notions of the functions f- a cefia de cuisie., that mysterious and erudite personage written of so often by the late George Augustus Sala in the Daily Telegraph. A country newspaper throws some light on the real life of a chef. Mr. A. Benson, a ...
... Chainpante Crispin, Goat, to be Enaign by prclihn e, lice William Geering Clarkson, appointed to lilt 1,80h l`oot 181h ?? George Albert Mlaoluonell, from the 1V1l1 Y001, to be Erisigo, vice Walter Corroll, who has rc- r :ee ,1, 2 1,: ?? Richard Henry ...
... - Yours truly, JosrEH G. BoGGYA. Belfast, 22nd February, 1872. FLAX SUPPLY ASSOCIATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BnEarAST NEWS-LETTLE. SIR -The period of the year is now drawing near when farmers lvill be allotting their farms for the several crops they intend ...
... Rent. £ s. d. £ s. d. £s. d. L. ?? 6 15 0 8 16 0 6 0 0 Executors of P. M'Elroy, Landlords. s James ?? 6 0 0 610 0 5 0 0 P' Geor-ge Newell, Landlord. Thomas ?? 0 6 7 0 7 5 0 6 0 0 Jol ?? b 5 0 5 5 0 410 a Felix Cowan ?? 710 0 710 0 6 10 0 James Walsl ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. d i I THE CUP OF BACCHUS.I TO THE EDITOR OF TIHE BELFAST NEWS-LETTLE. SIR-There are two statements in the letter of your correspondent, Veneration, to which you ; will please allow me to reply very briefly. He Y speaks of public lectares ...
... gentlemen spole at the same time durin' thde -rceeedrnss' - and he could not help their notbhearing matters.; t1 ljut-th'e lettl' oar-:hE atehda, -'*hicb sa allU K 'he had to do di thie inatet, ana the' mitnute he I read was t-sht, otder rode bfb'she. ...
... WIREJ) ('ROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEWL.) .1ecneoOffice, 211 Strand, London, -Wedresday Morning. Parliamentappears now to have Lettled down I to the dulness which, is the harbinger of ean early close to its proceedings. Last evening the aspect | otthe lobbies ...
... M.P. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRLFA5T NEWS LETTLE. Sip.-Msfy 1 ask leate to correct one or two suir l: inaccuracies in your report of my speech on the navy estirnates on Monday night? I did not asy the. Lord George H.e'oiiltotlns r-ray to Sir Ulghrtred K ...
... tho rtolIC of' Mr. Stuart. Mr. Frederick R. Nixon is atppoilnted nuartdian of' Woods anud Forests at the Mlauritius. M2r. George Pricc is appointed a Memnber of Couicil, Sl xurms ow; Pumissoir:~ XNoi-t:s.-A question having- been put to the otfico of Inlaniid ...
... vwell worth seein. We have pleasure in noticing a valuable Silver Tray, Lettle, and Stand, and Tea and Coffee Service- also, two Silver Lamps, over 310 ounces. for presentation to George Dickson, Esq., J.P.: by the Newtownards Horticultural and Horse - Jumping ...
... the monarchy. The questions of detail, as ivell as the uedification to be introduced into the legislation of 1848, will be lettled by Means of au understanding between the responsible ministry and the Diet. In conclusion, the rescript espresses a hope that ...
... Hobert Dree-, George Htett, George JBrettan, Win. P. Skinner. James Rawlinson, Win. Alling, Elasc Bull, Wim. Beatson, J. Entristle, Wim. MKoffat, Wim. Mitchell, Jarmes -Martin, It. i!arr- tgetts Georg'e Oates, 'T'hmas Pithouse, George Span- cei, dames ...