... (creamed), 30 ditto of orange and other tourtes, 40 ditto almond pastry, 20 Chantilly baskets, 60 dishes of mince pies, 56 salads.— Ihe removes: 80 roast turkeys, 6 leverets, 80 pheasants, 24 geese, 40 dishes of partridges, 15 dishes of wild fowls, 2 pea ...

... gentlemen, that you knew my Unclc. Savory—he is such an excellent fellow-such an adept at composing (for It nothing less) a salad, brewing a jorum of punch; or filhng the chair at a club dinner. His eye is as bright as the Bude light, while his face looks ...

... T 'Jr remai wholesale • afra** j 7 pickles disappeared appeared and passed away wi.I. equa celerity, cheese and heaps of salad the whole well nnn«e 1 I6 oftreP,enishe ...

... covered with their substan- tial fare, consisting of roast and boiled beef, and mutton roast veal, hams, plum-pudding, and salad. The King, on arriving at the middle table, made a stop while the grace was said. He then proceeded amidst the heartfelt accla- ...

... and meadows. How TO COOK GREEN PEAS.—Place in the bottom of your saucepan, or boiler, several of the outside leaves of head salad. Put your peas in Ihe dish, with two ounces of butter in propor- tion to half a peck of peas. Cover the pan or boiler close ...

... goose—a thing, I may say, just out of the shell—with the slightest bit of stuffin, I'm a wicked woman. What do you say ? Lobster salad ? La !— how can you speak of it ? A month old baby would have eaten more. What ? Gousebernj pit 1 Well, if you'll name that ...

... poults, 21 hams, 56 tongues, 120 pigeon pies, 240 venison ditto, 180 fruit ditto, 160 custard puddings, 200 lobsters, 200 salads, cucumbers, pickles, tScc. Desert, &c.—Kentish Observer. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.—Mrs. Wetherell, of Castle How- ard, had a ...

... coffee, lay in great variety and profusion; and may have been recommended in the words of the Rev. Sydney Smith's praise of the salad prepared according to hit. j own recipe— tempt a dying anchorite to eat, Back on the world to turn hi. weary loul, And dip ...

... Ccok fcrti,Li?C°ilVlnn' London, ForJ.F.B.FAY, Solicitor, Ruthin. CROSS AND BLACK WELL'S FLORENCE CREAM for Salads, Lobsters, &c., by which a salad, after the Pari- sian manner, can be obtained in one minute, and which is justly acknowledged superior to ...

... house. Very well, Sir, said Joho, where will your honour be ganging to 1 A lad, who had lately gone to service, having had salad served up lor dinner every day tor a week, ran away and when asked why he had left his place, replied, They made me yeat grass ...

... marrowfat pea, and the larger sorts of beans also a little early common aB red cabbage, savoys, round spinach, and small salad herbs. DOUBLE CROP OF POTATOES.—-From experiments made Prussia, it seems that the rind of an early potatoe, which been inserted ...

... countless thousands of fatted swine—its mul- titudes of bleating lambs, pretty dears, so soon to be swallowed with mint.sauce, salad, and the bsual etceteras-its streets of living oxen, whose broad backs form a level leathery floor, over which you often see ...