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... and content tiiomeelvee witii good bread pure i Q m which carried off mr poor mother; and aU batter, and the various and salad herbs, >ny cn diton and intimatoi well know that I lead . of the systom. u xjmph all you young sprigs of the nobiUty Po*« Aia ...
... Nick fo« Saanwicoss. One half pound of sweet, fresh butter, two tables{>ooQ(uls of mixed imistnrd, throe tablespoon fills of salad oil, Ulllo red or black pepper, small portion of salt, and the yolk one ejrg. Rub the butter cream, aid the other ingredients ...
... Hurditch, pair of vases. Miss Lilliau Hurciitch, small cabinet Mrs. Cattcrmoul, horse-shoe clock Mr. aud Mrs. Kobertsun, salad bow l and servers, butter dish and knives Miss llurditch, china flower pot. Mist B. and Master Hurditch. hand-painted screen ...
... hvat: 1 -I. G. CbomieU, scratch: BA. A. Wuugh, yards. Final beat: G. Chennell, A. A. Wautdi. 300 Yards Plat for Members.—l salad bowl given by Mr. C. £. Hammond,. cigarcalnuet. IW. F. Godwin. 10 yards; E. Hammond, 10 yards; 3J. Waugh. 13 yards. A good ...
... 1 Arthur Hall. 2 Win. Fulcher. O. F. Revell. Three stalks of rhubarb: IH. Kickwood, 8 Jaa. French. 3 Bertram Hall. Basket salads: 1 Wm. Kempton. 8 Bertram Hall. 3 T. B. Granger. Special prize, given by Messrs. Sutton and Sons, seedsmen by Royal warrant ...
... Butler. Moore Newton. Basket of vegetables: 1 Mr Butler. Moore! Mr Hunt. Newton. Cucumbers: 1 Mr Butler. 2 Mr Moore. Basket of salad: 1 Mr Butler. Table decorations: 1 Miss Nash. Newton; Miss Clark, Thriplow; 3 Mr Butler, H&rstou. Extras for gardeners: l Mr ...
... Three stalks rhubarb ; 1 F I* lack. *3 H Kisely. 3 A Coe. Two vegetable marrows: 1 Mrs Darwin. 2 J ’Fuller. Marls. Basket salad : 1 J Fuller, 3 W Bond, 4F W Strange. Basket of vegetables: 1 Mrs Darwin, 2 J Fuller, 3S T Dawson. , „ Special Prizes. —Group ...
... also the portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Millsom. pair of brass candlesticks and letter-rack ; Mr, and Mrs S. Thorne inn., oak salad howl and server,,, mounted on silver; Mrs. A. H. Christy, silver gilt egg-stand ; Mr J. Thorne, silver water-jug; Mr. H. Thorne ...
... cooks, in white dress, spit, season, and stuff the meats. As many female cooks prepare the vegetables, the puddings, and the salads. A dozen or more boys burry the birds, fish, and joints from the kitchen the carving-room, where long lines carvers slice ...
... Veal. Pigeon Pies. Pheasants. York Uain. Tongues. Punch Jelliea. Cavendish Puddings. Fruit Tarts. Stowed Pears and Cream. Salad and Potatoes. After lunch, which was excellently provided by Mr, A. H. Moycs, the genial proprietor of the Lion Hotel, the ...
... afternoon M Henri Vilmorin received gathering of members Horticultural London on his appearance deliver been ” Saladings” M de Vilmorin it in salad is living on edible productions Indeed in Horticulture generally M Vilmorin in of facile princeps Horticultural ...
... edding breakfasts are novelty are to retain their fragrance even having bathed in syrup in-expirienced mind they seem for salad like nasturtiums The Namaquas Bushmen writer Chatnbertt Journal singular and implicit belief in all-potent efficacy of charmer’s ...