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he receives it. When premises are held by lease, the expiration of the
term is sufficient notice to quit, without giving any other warning for
that purpose. The following is the form of a landlord's notice to his
tenant:--'I do hereby give you notice to quit the house and premises you
hold of me, situate in the parish of ------ in the county of ------ on
or before midsummer next. Dated the ------ day of ------ in the year
------ R. C.'--The following is a tenant's notice to his landlord:--'Sir,
I hereby give you warning of my intention to quit your house in the
parish of ------ on or before Michaelmas next. Dated the ------ day of
------ in the year ------ C. R.'--These forms will also serve for
housekeepers and lodgers, if 'apartment' be added instead of house or
premises. Care however must be taken to give the address correctly: 'R.
C. landlord of the said premises, to C. R. the tenant thereof.' Or, 'To
Mr. R. C. the landlord of the said premises.'

NOTTINGHAM PUDDING. Peel six large apples, take out the core with the
point of a small knife or an apple scoop, but the fruit must be left
whole. Fill up the centre with sugar, place the fruit in a pie dish, and
pour over a nice light batter, prepared as for batter pudding, and bake
it an hour in a moderate oven.

NUTMEG GRATERS. Those made with a trough, and sold by the ironmongers,
are by far the best, especially for grating fine and fast.

NUTS. Hazel nuts may be preserved in great perfection for several
months, by burying them in earthen pots well closed, a foot or two in
the ground, especially in a dry or sandy place.

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OAT CAKES. These may be made the same as muffins, only using fine
Yorkshire oatmeal instead of flour. Another sort is made of fine
oatmeal, warm water, yeast and salt, beat to a thick batter, and set to
rise in a warm place. Pour some of the batter on a baking stone, to any
size you please, about as thick as a pancake. Pull them open to butter
them, and set them before the fire. If muffins or oat cakes get stale,
dip them in cold water, and crisp them in a Dutch oven.

OATMEAL. This article has undergone a very considerable improvement,
since the introduction of what are termed Embden Groats, manufactured in
England it is true, out of Dutch oats, but of a quality superior to any
thing before known in this country under the name of oatmeal, and which
may now be had of almost all retailers at a moderate price.

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