... establishment, and almost immediately appeared again in the street with a pound of fresh better, neatly rolled up in large cabbage blade. Like the rolls, the butter was soon disposed of, when, supposiug tiiat he had now made a sufficient dinner, he quietly ...

... The programme of wings is appended B Black—Joe Bowman H Fartitainp—The old grey ant J Grisedale— Roll on thou deep and dark blue ocean L Bowe—A rolling stone gathers' no moss W Bennett—We all came into the world with nothing J Whitfield—The shade of ...

... Justice of England, in the room of the late Lord Russell of Killowen, and of Lord Justice A. L. Smith to be Master of the Rolls. Lord Alvestone, better known as Richard Webster, is the second son of the late Mr. Thomas Webster, Q.C., and Elizabeth, e:dest ...

... so that the seam is your left bead side and pinch the two Gads well together so that the butter is not forged out when rolling. Roll out to 18 niches la length, keeping is about 6 lashes wide, double in one sod a little past the matte and then the other ...

... by the breeze, and all glittering with dew, undulate before the eye like the successive sparkling lines that mark the lazy roll of the deep in the dawn of a tropical calm. the sky above, of a most lovely pale azure and of wonderful transpart . ncy, has ...

... Commander-in-Chief until the fine day of the new century, which will synchronise with the publication of the general list of war honours. lie will he the sixteen.li Com. minder-in-Chief of the British Army by strict reckoning, the first appointed having been ...

... 'I'hrimby Instead Bhi ...

... of the Great Eastern Railway Company at a time when the prosperity of the line is advancing by leaps and bounde. Both in rolling-stock and in general organisation it has already attained a position which its best friends of twenty years ago would not ...

... GLEANINGS. Her Majesty, we understand, lias signified her gracious intention of honouring the Duke Devonshire with a visit at his beautiful villa, near Chiswick, iv the course of the present month. Jenny Lind, it is said, has taken a house at Old Broinpton ...

... rumour that O'Connell has been offered the mastership the rolls, in Ireland, whi'ih he of course refused. On bearing which a wag remarked, How could the whigs expect a man to accept the rolls, whose loaves were so large already ? Str Awdry, it is said ...

... Rents must come down.] The acts of the last session, which, it generally known, are engrossed on parchment and formed into rolls, narrowly escaped destruction, not from fire, but water. They are kept in racks at the Parliament-office, nntil the King's ...

... president of the Union for some months, but this will be his first active sign of interest in the association. AS a sportsman, the right honourable gentleman is better known as a golfer than a cyclist, but ha is none the lees an ardent wheelman, and occasion ...