Farcing

( Cookery.) Stuffing composed of force meat. Far'ding-bag, n. The first stomach of a ruminating animal, whence green food is brought forth for second chewing. Fare, v . n. [A. S. and Goth. far an , to go or pa . See FAR. To go; to pa ; to move forward; to travel. IMG:content-0124.jpg:[graphic] pension of $1,500 per annum in recognition of his emi--To proceed in a train of circumstances, good or bad; to nent scientific merits. In 1836 he was appointed a member of the senate of London University. From 1829-42 he was Chemical Lecturer at the Royal Academy. In 1823 F. was elected Corresponding Member of happen well or ill:- applied in an impersonal sense; as, how fares it with you to-day?