He was a married man, and his wife and child lived in Camden Town, where Mrs. Hill kept a confectionery shop.

" "Roll out confectionery paste, the size of the dish intended to receive it; put into a mould representing your pond a lining of almond paste, coloured pale pink, and place in the centre a sort of pedestal of almond paste, supported by lumps of the same paste baked; when dry put it into the stove.

And yet it seems a shame to pass thee by Without some slight confectionery douceur; So here's a bun; and let this thought obtrude: What matter freedom while there's lots of food!

Rhenish wine sparkles here; confectionery glitters there; and fruit looks bright and tempting in a third place.

Spinning nets and cages with sugar is another fine display of confectionery skillwe say nothing of the nets and cages which our fair friends are sometimes spinningfor the sugar compared with their bondsare weak as the cords of the Philistines.

Bevies of handsome girls and women in their prettiest tunics, many wearing Chinese silk shawls of blue or pink, their hair tied with bright ribbons, sat on the benches or grouped about the confectionery-stands.

And, to follow the image, I have no idea what sort of a compound the tasteful confectionery covers.

The confectionery trade, one of the most important, employs twice as many hands in the busy season as in the slack season.

And there wuz all the methods of irrigation, draining, engines, wind-mills, pumps, farm wagons, all kinds of fruit, sugar canes, vegetable sugar, candy stores, confectionery displays, vegetables of all kinds that wuz ever hearn on, some on 'em of such monster size that you never dremp on 'em, unless it wuz in a night-mair.