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... Globe, speak meanly of Hong-kong, in common with the other islands of the cluster. It produces, however, they allow, fruits, salads, and a variety of wholesome herbs, in fair quantity ; but that it has no beasts, and of birds only one kin'. The inhabitants ...

... sorts, but always inc boiled beef, veal in its season, fowJs, and pastry of Between the meats and the pastry, I ought to I salads are sent round the table. After dinner, pears consisting of (when in season) peaches, plums, and apples : raisins, almonds ...

... Melbourne's character for any such change this report suggests. A Cabinet like salad, requires degree of oil to soften down the vinegar. We should pity his Majesty, as we sh. uld the salad eater, were his Cabinet composed wholly mainly of vinegar. GRAND REVIEW ...

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... tarts, creamed, 30 ditto of orange and other tourtes, 40 ditto of almond pastry, 20 Chantilly baskets, dishes mince pies, 56 salads. The removes—Bo roast turkeys, 0 leverets, pheasant?, 24 geese, 40 dishes of partridges, dishes of wild fowl, 2 pea fowls ...

... England did not grow a cabbage, turnip, carrot, nor, indeed, any edible root; and Quern Uathaiue had to send to Flanders fora salad! Pooh old times, indeed !—Ours are the old rich times ; these were but a beggarly boyhood!”— Chameleon. Fksiale Poacheu.—A ...

... resistance—a baron of beef. (Great laughter.) * 2 dishes of lamb cutlets, curry with rioe, asparagus, pease, ditto stewed, Italian salads, prawns, rice, new potatoes, French beans, cauliflowers, lobster, cucumber, mushrooms, collar, garden beans, sauces and gravies ...