In Donegal the people seized upon a flour-mill and pillaged it.

"She's settin' on a flour-barrel down by the well, an' George Bemont's a-huggin' on her" Good gracious!

It had rolled behind the flour-sack, and O'Flynn had seized on it with rapture.

Hot flour bread a species of it.

Q.Can you give any other examples of the power necessary for grinding corn? A.An engine exerting 23-1/3 horses power by the indicator works two pairs of flour stones of 4 feet 8 inches diameter, two pairs of stones grinding oatmeal of 4 feet 8 inches diameter, one dressing machine, one pair of fanners, one dust screen, and one sifting machine.

PICKETT, VICTOR G. The decline of northwestern flour milling.

" The Boy simply pointed to the flour-bag.

I worked for Mr. Marshall, a flour merchant, who lived on South Charles Street, getting $6.00 per month.

In front of it, upon the beach, are half-a-dozen great green and grey heaps of Welsh limestone; behind it, at the cliff foot, is the lime-kiln, with its white dusty heaps, and brown dusty men, its quivering mirage of hot air, its strings of patient hay-nibbling donkeys, which look as if they had just awakened out of a flour bin.

A rich puff paste should line the dish, which ought to be deep; bake in a brisk oven, after which, sugar clarified with orange flour-water must be poured over till the syrup has thoroughly penetrated the Bola.

On the Kalends of June, sacrifices were offered to Carna, of bacon and bean flour cakes; whence they were called Fabariae.

On the threshold of the long room where several scores of filled barrels were being headed and stamped there suddenly appeared a huge figure, tall and broad and solid, clad in a working suit originally gray but now white with the flour dust that saturated the air, and coated walls and windows both within and without.

and I'm sure I bent the brim, to say nothing of smearing it with flour-marks.

I was engaged in the flour-trade, in conjunction with the owners of the vessel.

He was alone in his meal and flour shop, which is apart from the house.

I met with one of them that was in Russell's flour stores, and he said he would never go out again if there were two hundred Popes.

Braid a tablespoonful of flour smooth with two tablespoonfuls of water, add enough boiling water, stirring well meanwhile, to make a teacupful.

2.This is made in the same manner as the preceding, with this exception, that one fourth of a cup of loose hops tied in a clean muslin bag, is boiled in the water for five minutes before pouring it into the potato and flour mixture.

One farther on in the Rue Grenetat, barring the Rue Bourg-Labbé (in the centre an overturned flour wagon; a good barricade).

No more boiled wheat, nor flour ground in a coffee mill,but genuine wheat bread.

Pt. 4; flour tests.

Line a colander with a thin cloth, and strain the boiling infusion of hops through it onto the flour paste, stirring continually.

Signora Martina, his wife, was a good soul, and, though a strict housewife, was yet not so thrifty but that she could allow a little of her abundance to overflow on those in her service; and these crumbs from her table added many delicious bits to the bean-flour repasts.

WAFFLES Sift together 1 1/2 cups pastry flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sugar 1/2 teaspoon soda; add slowly 1 1/4 cups sour cream or rich sour milk or a mixture of the two, and 3 egg yolks, well beaten.

"That air tew cents was fer the flour-sifter," inwardly mourned Angy, "an' it was wuth double an' tribble, fer it's been a good friend ter me fer nigh on ter eight year.