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... 13T3EAMVILLE COTTAGE, TO LET, NEAR BROOKMOUNT STATION, SITTING, 5 BEDROOMS, BATH W.C., Good Stabling, 'salad Garden. koderato Rent. Apply FERGUSON ec HARVEY, Lisburn. LISBURN GAS CO., LTD. NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS. IN ORDER TO INCREASE THE USE of GAS COOKING ...
... s of pure salad oil, and one tablespoonful each of tarragon vinegar and the best malt vinegar ; then when these form a well-blended whole, the dressing is ready for use. FlBll SALAD.—Prepare in the usual way the requisite quantity of salad, consisting ...
... new►laLw conveyances and in public building,. The new law requires that adages be posted in all public Oboes warning persons salad expectorating on the doors. and surface and elevated companies Will be required to provide proper reasiptaeiss far , eapectoration ...
... in butter. ERA SALAD is made with young. cold boilel pease; • very little flnely•chom ed or thinly-sli• c I °aim mixed with them is an improvement when it iii liked, and the dressing should be the same as given above for • cold fish salad. ToIIATO TRAIT ...
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... to-morrow. A good example of the comic epitaph was that of Douglas Jerrold on the publisher Knight.— Good Night. CHEESE SALAD.—You will require, to make this savoury, odd bite of cheese to the amount of a pound, grated, one hard-boiled egg, one teaspoonful ...
... Sevignii, who was as beautiful as a Venus at 40, breakfasted on soup or coffee as she read her letters ; she lunched on eggs, salad, cheese, and wine at noon ; she spent the afternoon in reading and improving her mind when the Deputies of State were not in ...
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... Tone. fiatidaetory reasons given for disposal. 017101111 AND SALMON(' 51 & 53 Chichester St, Belfast; 6 Bow St., Lisburn ; Salad& and Ballynahinoh. STONEYFORD (2 Miles from Brookmonnt Railway Station). ...
... Policecourt, London, with attempting to obtain silver forks, spoons, a punch ladle, soup ladle, cheese scoop, teapot, four boxes, salad spoon and fork, and desert service, of the total value of £270, by false pretences, from John Wells, silversmith, of 508, ...
... hungry to-day, dearest.” She: Did you enjoy your dinner, hubby ? ” He (hesitating); “Oh—h we—e —el, yes ; but, do you know, the salad didn’t quite taste nice. Did you wash it well ?** She : “ ii'aah it! Of course I did —and with soap, too.” Mistress or the ...