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... by the aldermen, the party went to supper, when a splendid display pickled salmon, with real fennel!, some cold chickens, salad, slices ham and beef, delighted, not only the eyes, but the stomachs the visitors. After supper the dancing became general ...

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... spirit dw- cauteis, very neat cruets and frame*, toy ghuwea and frames, modern goblet*, beakert, vine, ale, chainpain gl:«s»es, salad bowls, rich inrle and dessert dishes, toilette ami Kan de Co- ! logue bot' let, claret dec-inters, quart and pint jugs, and ...

... decanters, very neat cruets and frames, toy glasses and frames, modern goblets, beakers, wine, ale, and champagne glasses, salad bowls, rich trifle and dessert dishes, toilette and Ean Cologne bottles, claret decanters, fjqnart and pint jugs, aad a variety ...

... f clcfaMt •pint d*»- eanlcis, neat «nmt« aud fnuamß, tuj %nd framet, modern goblet*, beaker*, viAC» ale, ehain|Mun gh»*e«, salad bowls, rich 'iriflo and dessert dlshea, toilette and Kau Colofiie bettlea, claret decanters, quart and pint jngk, and a vfl- ...

... practice be obserred in tlie case of birth I—London Mag. Erqeitite Taste.—Tbe first sample this season of green peas lit a small salad puouit basket, mlomt three dozen pod*,-was exhibited for sale on Thursday morning in Cuvent garden market, and were readily ...

... jelly blancmange,and pudding moulds; fish strainers' - soup tureens, muffin plates, cheese stands preserve and beef pots, salad bowls, soap and brash finger glasses, wine coolers, jelly glasses, custard cups, porter mngs, foot tubs, preserve jars bidet ...

... scent jars, can lie-ticks, am', chimney ornaments ; a large quantity of jel'.v blancmange, and pudding mould-: -e an j pots, salad bowls, soap and brush trass, porter mugs, preserve jars, flower pots stands, and a great miscellaneous variety - „seful which ...

... jars, candlesticks, and chimney ornaments; a large quantity jeih, blancmange, and pudding mould* ; preserve and beef pots, salad bowls, soap and brush trays, porter mugs, preserve jars, flower pots and stands, and great miscellaneous variety' useful articles ...

... them are annuals, the succeeding crops would much injured. We may illustrate the same fact by referring to plants used for salads, which also are annuals, and as soon as they shoot into flower, and still more, when they form seed, are not relished. We ...

... verdict of guilty, has caused us to pay thirty pounds in a use to the King. Those kind of matters to very sensitive and feeble salads, would, no doubt be thought by wavy, as a very par- Crillarly disagreeable sort of a piece of business?' but o e tan assure ...