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... Walton 3 round 1 Hall 2 Yates Bigge turnips 1 vegetable marrows 1 Rev Hall 2 Marchant collection of vegetables Hall 2 YateB salad 1 Rev Yates Bigge II— COTTAGERS in 1 Jos Timson 2 ditto (one) J Bailey fuchsias (two) 1 J Bailey 2 J Bailey ditto (one) 2 J ...
... immense size In the of celery dug in 1815 which weighed 91bs and leaves attached measured more height The blanched leaf stalks salad it is also sought after it is also excellent when stewed ana an ordinary vegetable Bowing the Seed Celery is so esteemed all ...
... Such case Is now before tbe tribunal of Paris. M. Hotel, e* director the General Omnibus Company here, married Mdlle. Aloyse Salad in. in 1868. M. Uorel is Protestant, and so was hia wife when married her. For many years they lived happy life, and were blessed ...
... of unireraity life . and discipline. Balia and concerts, garden parties and dresa promenades, champagne breakfasts, chicken salads, cider cup, icee, and «i /resro suppers, have little common with that chord, study and self denial, which is, ought to be ...
... GARDENING. A Supply Salad fok Autumn and Wintur. To produce a supply of salad, crisp and g(H»d throughout the autumn and winter months, require* considerable skill and forethought. Il easy matter to supply lettuce and other adjuncts of the salad bowl from the ...
... Yates. Turnip*; 1 J Walton, 2 Mrs. Bigge. Vegetable marrows; Rev Yates, 2 Rer Mercer ; collection of six sorts; Yates, 2 Bell. Salad ; 1 Rev Yates, 2 Mrs Uigge. Class 2.—For PLijtxs ns Pots.— Two Geraniums; 1 W. Cross, 2 Cross, W Whltr. Two (uehsiss ;no entry ...
... riverfish ; slices of boiled beef; an omelette intermingled with kidney beans and thin small dried fishes; roast | meat with salad or stewed cherries; strawberry pudding; and dessert—cherries and strawberries. The meat was carved the landlord at a side table ...
... 1 Hickaon, 2AI Fiaber. Kidney bean*, 1 Whitchurch, 2 Fiaher, Dwarfs, 1 Soon*. 2 llickaon, CanliSower*, Soona, T Hickaon. Salad in aiz rarietiea, X C Soonk, 2 Bor. Bellain. Extra prize offered by Mr. J. French, for the beat collechon of^vegetable*, four ...
... details. You are capital at pie or pudding, Florence, and you are the only woman I ever knew who could mix dressing for lobster salad like man ; but you’ve mistaken your vocation when you try to turn artist.” 1 *• yon object to it, Joseph ?” said Florence, ...
... would fame and fortune in little way to the fellow that carried off the prize. Every little carver—even the girl who made salad forks and such—would have a specimen to offer, but I felt afraid of nobody but Harrow j and he, I know, feared one but me. ...
... foliage plants generally, and m re much home in the flower garden that it is with difficulty associate it with cold meat and the salad bnwl 'Hardy annuals must now to sown the flower warden where they are intended to bloom. Among toe most useful for the purpose ...
... service officers, nurses, and st-rrants of the ins itution, also electro better dish by the resident dresser and clerk, a salad spoon and fork by a grateful patient, and a very elegant ormnlo inkstand and pen tray, and a Russian leather blotting case ...