The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-04

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i"'i' uheu w pe inauHday ihoH'y
coined IN the mint FOR Just this special
purpose, and also more poor to whom
to give II. but IL IL one OF the old cus-
toms which thav s,v will ,,raduallv fall
into dIsuse, as there IL less and less
maunday money given each year, and
instead or being distributed by the
reigning sovereign in person, who at
the same time used to wash the feet OF
few OF his loyal bcggars as a sign of
ms humility, IL IL usually given by some
Official of the Queens household, on ac-
count of the ever present danger OF be-
his siot' OF pioWh up that seehs " eh-
so wherever 'hete is klhs or queen
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c'rc " pe reishl.B ihoiiarch' they
seem ~ pe consioereu ho'hihs more nor
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Wy 9oi'e VI 'he' peop'e.
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'hu mere announcer oiu custom anu that
tiiut e'erSpouy ea's not cross puhS
Oh tiiat Gay me Vehuers go ABOUT the
streets all uay crying ehat ola rhyhe'
Hot cross buns!
Hot cross buns!
ny , penny, .wo d penny
pI, ,a,n foT Yo,,r 5,,,oh.ars
Ruv ,em for vour sons
Hot cross buns!
Hot cross buns!
We had them for braal,fast Tbev
are inst like other huns evcant that
tbev have a cross unop rho unner e,,r-
face. They are full Of currants and
are not at all wonderful, as pastry. and
l managed to eat only one. The Eng
lish seem to set great store by eating,
and commemorate almost every holi-
4, 1. l.
ANation of Enicures.
On Christmas It Is roast beef and
plum pudding. and as MANY pieces of
different plum puddings as Won eat.
why inst so MANY hannv months vii,
there he for Won in the con,fna, new wear
There Is n great time exchanging nieces
of plum puddinr during the HOLIDAYS
so that evervhndv manages TO get
nieces Of twelve different ,uddinps for
the twelve months in the wear You
have to eat them all. too. which is the
worst of II.
on Shrove Tuesday evervbody eats
"pancakes,, and on Good Friday comes
the hot cross huns. Then on Whitsun-
dav. six weeks after Easter. comes the
pooseberrv tarts which are the national
dessert for that daV. they tell me while
on Michaelmas Day, in September, II
is the religion of the English or the
majority of them at least, to consume
roast goose
Visiting Crvst,, Palace.
IN Good Friday my ,and,a dies tool,
mo down IN Crvstal Palace, to spend the
day and a daIirbtfuI dav # was ton.
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me pa'aee No. as It's ,"'i'. '."p'ies'
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indeed ana IL lorms splena'u place
Tor the eNhloi'Fon oi 'he inherent arr
collections whlch are mere
Almost BATTLES Description,
/ do not know how to set about de-
scribing the place, as there is SO much
to say, and as 1t Ia all in the superlative,
| am afraid 1T will be rather tiresome
description The whole thing brought
back the Worlds fair to my mind most
vividly, for 1t was very like 1t, indeed.
Miss Radical Informed me that 1t had
been. In fact, an exhibition building.
and was erected FOR that purpose In
Hyde Park for the International anair