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... leading characteristic, being of an amazing si«e, grown Mr Me.itcath, - ton-Mains ; likewise a few fine beads Sea-kail and dish Salad, which were creditable the different parties. The prizes awarded wore follow : Double Hyacinths-Mr Burnet, Castkdyes; Sea-kail-lst ...
... have been the view taken in Halifax upon the subject. Advertiser, [Capt. M-Kenzie, the unfortunate commander of the ill-fated Salad in, was a native Nairn, and a man of a very excellent and estimable character. He had for upwards of twenty years weathered ...
... creamed ; dishes almond pastry ; 30 ditto of orange and otlier tourtes ; 20 Chantilly baskets ; fiO dishes of mince pies ; 50 salads. The Removes —Bo roast turkeys; leverets 80 pheasants ; 24 geese; 40 dishes of partridges; 15 dishes of wild fowls; 2 pea ...
... recommended him an application of oil and vinegar to his person. Had he, said the Pope, added salt, he wouid liave made a salad of me ! Externally, Louis Philippe is Roimin but for the want of attention his Majesty displays to the rites of that church ...
... Camelias—lst. Mr Burnet. Do—2d. Burnet. Sea Kail—lst, Mr Do.— 2d, Mr Colquhnun. Uroroli—ißt, Menteath. Do.—2d, Do—ad, HarJie. Salad (one dish) Messrs Burnet and Colquhoun, equal. Greenhouse Plants—Mr Burnet. The following extra prizes were awarded :— C Owen ...
... institution. For the accommodation of mammas, children's room should be attached to it; and in addition to the chicken, lobster-salad, and pastry, constituting the ordinary bill of fare, a sufficiency of rusks, soojie, and tops-and-bottoms, should be kept ...
... was invited : — 1. Bird s-nest soup. 2. Pork fat, fried with potatoes. 3. Hogs' hoofs. 4. Mushrooms, stewed. 5. Birds-nest salad. 6. Giblet soup. 7- Kitten hash. 8. Fried Irish potatoes. 9. Bat hash. If). Tea, 11. Sharks' fins. 12. Fried ducks. 13. Dog ...
... ls2d; Eggs, 0d to 7d ; fowls last week's prices. A fair supply. —Pota- Is 2d to Is per stone; 3 carts demand slow. Vegetables.—Salads plentiful now; radishes, cresses, and young onions, with a quantity stowens for the id wife's pot; rhubardand broccoli, with ...
... half-breds, and 168 black-faced. Sales fair, at about last week's prices. Vegetables.—Supplies in this market daily improving; salads being plentiful, now intermingled with a few heads of cauliflower, young cabbages, greens, sprouts or stowens; young onions ...
... quarter dish; potatoes, 3d to 4d per do.; strawberries, Is per pint; and gooseberries, Cd per do.; cherries, Id per score; and salads in abundance, at reasonable rates. New Markets. A fair supply of poultry, full grown fowls excepted. Butter, lOd to ls; eggs ...
... watches, gold watches and chains, 1 silver tureen and ladle, 2 silver dishes, 1 gold spoon, 2 silver plates, and 1 silver salad dish, 1 silver curry dish, pair of silver candlesticks, 4 writing desks, glass ehandelier, looking glasses, 1 pair of crystal ...
... one dish. X Early Cabbage—two. Y. Cucumlier—one. Z. Sea Kail —three heads fitted for the table. a. Broccoli—two heads. b. Salad—one dish. c. Potatoes—twelve. Open to the Public at One o'Cloclt p.*. Admittance —Subscribers, free; each. THOMAS JACKSON, ...