It is, too, suggested by Archdeacon Hare that the filbert may owe its name to St. Philbert, whose festival was on the 22nd August.

2402 Nurse, Wet, abstinence from improper food 2411 Age of the 2439 Diet of the 2442 General remarks on the 2435-8 Health and morality of the 2440 Spirits, wines, and narcotics to be avoided 2443 Nutmeg, the 378 Nuts, dish of 1599 hazel and filbert 1599 Olive and olive oil 506 Omelet, au Thon 1494 Aux confitures, or jam omelet 1460 Bachelor's 1462 Ham 1457 Kidney 1458 Plain, sweet 1459 Soufflé 1461

HAZEL NUT AND FILBERT.The common Hazel is the wild, and the Filbert the cultivated state of the same tree.

The filbert is longer than the common nut, though of the same thickness, and has a larger kernel.

But the smallest stones at the back, where the clasp came, were as large as my little finger nail, and the largest were almost the size of a filbert.

Allerdyke plunged his hands in his pockets and stared at Fullaway; Mrs. Marlow began to trace imaginary patterns on the surface of the table; Van Koon produced a penknife and began to scrape the edges of his filbert nails with a preoccupied air.

"Here, by the filbert bush, we used to bury the apples to get mellow," Verty said; "nice, yellow, soft things they were, when we dug them up, with a smell of the earth about 'em!

And he went and walked up and down in the Filbert Walkjust half hidden by the rails and half seen; and he cuddled the pillow just like a baby and talked to it all the nonsense people do.

The apricot came from Armenia, the pistachio-nuts and plums from Syria, the peach and nut from Persia, the cherry from Cerasus, the lemon from Media, the filbert from the Hellespont, and chestnuts from Castana, a town of Magnesia.

It is small, and bears a fruit resembling the filbert, within which is a downy wool that is spun into thread.

For instance, Desiccated Soup Maker, Filbert Grower and (simply) Retired.

Of shell-fruits we have the almond, walnut, chestnut, and filbert; and of other garden fruits, strawberries, melons, peppers, &c. Melons and pumpkins will absolutely overrun you, if you do not give them most bounteous scope, and you need want neither water nor musk-melons for six or eight months yearly on an average, if you duly time the sowings.

All right, then; seven-thirty to-night, six hundred and twelve Filbert Street, fourth apartment, and many thanks.

" Fifteen minutes before the appointed time Louis Mitchell was fidgeting nervously outside the Filbert Street cold-water "walk-up" known as Geraldine Manor, wondering if Miss Dunlap would notice his clothes.

Let us ascend," and he turned up Filbert Street.

A lady came to the Consumptive's Home with a cancer in the cheek, which had attained the size of a filbert.

His hands look transparent, and he has the most beautifully shaped filbert nails; his ears, on the contrary, are not perfect, but stick out like a monkey's.

Eva Filbert Reiner (W); 14Sep61; R281754. REINER, EVA FILBERT.

Eva Filbert Reiner (W); 14Sep61; R281754. REINER, EVA FILBERT.

Eva Filbert Reiner (W); 14Sep61; R281755.

Eva Filbert Reiner (W); 14Sep61; R281754. REINER, EVA FILBERT.

Eva Filbert Reiner (W); 14Sep61; R281754. REINER, EVA FILBERT.

I discussed possible careers in civil life, and since then I had almost decided on "filbert-grower."

The cocoanut, its uses in tropical countries The chestnut Chestnut flour The acorn The hazel nut The filbert The cobnut

The Filbert is an improved variety of this plant.