I go into the Carlton; the head-waiter whispers; a waiter brings a basket of bread; I eat it all.

Your waiter days are over.

SECOND WAITER Faith

If any one else calls, another waiter glides over to him.

If not, tell me and I'll give the head waiter hell; they charge enough for it; what you're drinking costs me four-fifty a bottle.

I saw this man," pointing to Gaspard, "at the desk, and should have spoken to him, but just then the waiter hove in sight at the end of the hall.

These kind of beatings were not only excessively painful, but they always reminded me of the blows I had so often received from the key, in the hand of Mrs. Helm, when I was but a little waiter lad; and in truth I must say that the effect of these heavy blows on the head, have followed me thus far through life; subjecting me to frequent and violent head-aches, from which I never expect to be entirely free.

I was in the middle of a spirited article on the German trouble, headed "What Does the Kaiser Mean?" when glancing in the mirror I saw a waiter advance to the table behind me, carrying a bottle of port in a basket, with a care that suggested some exceptional vintage.

You know you gave that coloured waiter money!

She made monstrous paper dickeys, and high black stocks, and great bundling neckcloths; the very pocket-handkerchiefs were as ridiculous as anything, from the waiter-napkin size of good stout cambric to a quarter-dollar bit of a middle with a cataract of "chandelier" lace about it.

Curtain COATS Hazel EDITOR OF "CHAMPION" Mineog EDITOR OF "TRIBUNE" John A WAITER Scene: Dining room of Royal Hotel Cloonmore.

Give the waiter sixpence, and order out your horse, and when your horse is out, pay for the corn, and give the ostler a shilling, then mount your horse and walk him gently for five miles.

I saw the waiter step forward and dab hurriedly at the stain with a napkin, while the author of the damage, coolly pulling up another glass, helped himself to a fresh supply from the bottle.

Ever and anon a waiter walks round with a can of ale and fills the glasses, whether asked or not.

Val and Cray made the unlucky waiter laugh till he dropped the butter-boat.