A public dinner to commemorate the event was held, under the presidency of Mr. C.
A special train was run over the nine and a half miles of line, the Earl of Leicester entertained a large party at Holkham, and in the evening his lordship presided over a public dinner, held at the Crown Inn, Wells.
The members were received with great enthusiasm on their return to Yarmouth, and were entertained at a public dinner, given at the Theatre, on April 12th.
The town of Attleborough was, for the first time, lighted with gas, an event which was celebrated by a public dinner at the New Inn.
This is generally done at a public dinner, when the Lord Mayor proposes the healths of such persons as he intends to nominate for sheriffs.
A public dinner is given at Christ's Hospital on the Monday evening, and a similar one at St. Bartholomew's on the Tuesday.
He might also recommend it in consequence of His Royal Highness being the very best chairman of a public dinner.
If it is thought desirable that we should have a public dinner, I should be happy to take the chair.
After the formalities attending the reception Governor Clinton gave a public dinner at Fraunces' Tavern, at which the Commander-in-Chief and other general officers were present.
The Victoria hotel had been opened with a public dinner, at which J.
Five hundred and fifty feet of the Wellington Pier had been opened to the public, the Corporation attending, and in the evening there was a public dinner at the Victoria Hotel in honour of the event.
A public dinner was to be held to celebrate the passing of the Reform Bill, and Mr. Windham, the Liberal candidate for E.
At Richmond he was entertained at a public dinner, and escorted far on toward Petersburg by a cavalcade of gentlemen.
At Wilmington, in North Carolina, he was received by a military and civic escort, entertained at a public dinner, and attended a ball given in his honor in the evening.
On the twenty-eighth he reached Georgetown, and partook of a public dinner given by the mayor and corporation.
He was met at the very threshold of his own estate by a cavalcade of citizens of Alexandria--his neighbors and personal friends--who invited him to partake of a public dinner.
Part of the money was devoted to the purchase of a silver tankard, which was presented to the inventor, together with the balance of the subscription, at a public dinner given in the Assembly Rooms at Newcastle.
Cheetham carried round a subscription-list for a public dinner.
In the evening he was present at a public dinner given to him by a large number of members of Congress, and other distinguished persons.
On the present occasion there was a public dinner, with pompous speeches by Messrs.
He was entertained at a public dinner in the evening, and at another on the evening of Friday, the 26th.
His friends were purposing to give a public dinner in his honor in order to show their regard for him as a man, and their appreciation of the credit his writings had brought to his country.
The society of Free Masons gave him a public dinner, which was uncommonly sumptuous and splendid, and the mayor of the city entertained him with distinguished hospitality.
No one who would wish to think well of humanity ought to attend a public dinner.
An Englishman can do nothing without a public dinner.
I immediately proposed a public dinner in Bristol, to celebrate the joyful event; but I could get no one to join me.
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