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... Salmon and tartar sauce. Cucumber. ENTREES. Croquettes chicken. Ftllet3 veal and spinach. Sirloin of beef. Roast lamb and salad. New potatoes. French boaiis. Asparagus. roasts. Spring chickens. Huoklings. Green peas. Wine jellies. Birds' nests. Trifle ...
... electro- I plated tea and coffee service on electro-plated I and oak tray, value 55.; second, dinner service, value 25.; third, salad bowl, value £I.' This handicap represented R. W. Wadslry * scratch.-Winners of heats: O. 8. Hickson, Northanipton. 64yds. sturt; ...
... SARDENING NOTES. iahes and go. Plants. It a singular fact that good Salads are only obtainable and seen real excellence pohtan shops, and are seldom met vita the private suburban or country tables. Vet may be cheaply am l expeditiously produced some ...
... silver fruit basket ; Miss Wright, silver salt cellars; Miss Briggs, pair of vases; Miss Farcy and Mr. Jones, silvermounted salad bowl and servers; the directors of Messrs. Lindrea and Co., cheque; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wallis, photograph; Mr. and Mrs. W. ...
... netted d'oyles; Mr. and Mrs. F. Bolton, silver toast rack and egg stand; Mr. and Mrs. J. Loako and family, silver-mounted salad bowl and servers; Mr. and Mrs. Brake, case of silver teaspoons: Mr. and Mrs. G. H. May, picture; Mr. E. Wright, silver cream ...
... Mrs. Alfred Smiih. 1 cf . and handkerchief satchels; Miss Howe, mounted jewel case; Mr. A. G. Brown (Bo*'?* silver-mounted salad with servers: *v* Plum (St. Neols). wedding cake; Mrs. Broi' .. Moslcy, carriage rug: Miss Rye (Irthlirg'''. , ? hearthrug; ...
... entree dishes; Air. and Mi ...
... I hear one ease in which a candidate of irreproachable opinions was rejected because of rumour that long ago, in his green salad days, ho had entered a plea of infancy in action brought against him for goods suppbed college. Tho rejection was, perhaps ...
... presents, which were handsome and costly included the following: —Dining room suite! Mrs. House; cheque, Mr. W. H. House- salad bowl and servers, Miss G. House; cheque Sirs Kinnersby: dining room clock, Mr. and Mrs R. Tapn: brass standard lamp, Chas Fish ...
... silver toilet set; Capt. and Mrs. Warner, silver and cut glass bottles; Mr. and Mrs. Borwick, cheque ; Mrs. and Miss Redhead, salad bowl; Miss Willows, travelling clock; Rev. G. and Mrs. Johnston, silver tea caddy; Miss Byford, diamond pendant and cheque; ...
... Chippendale mirror. Mr- , p..(,lin Booth; silver teaspoons, Archdeacon and Mrs. Scott; dinner gong, ...
... flasket; swedes, to per cwt; carrots, 7d to per doxen; parsnips, 6d per thyme, Is 5d per bunch; parsley, 12b 15s per bag; salad, od per dozen; Is per bundle; white turnips, 3d to 5d per bunch; session*, 9d per bunch. POTATOES DUBLIN (Wholesale) —April ...