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... complaint of Sir John Wanstall, silver ink-bottle; Mr De Uphaugh • • Janies Harwood Knight (this sixth day of Augu:a Crown Derb y salad-bowl; Mr and Mrs W . SS Io), before the undersigned one of her Majesty's Lawson, silver candle-sticks; Mr and Mrs Frase r of ...

... sauce, fried soles; entrees—lobster cutlets, sweetbreads a la supreme; removes—lamb, green peas. mint sauce, new potatoes and salad, boiled chicken and tongue; game—wild ducks, guinea fowls; entrements—orange jelly, canary pudding, compote d'apricots, pears ...

... Beef. Galantine of Turker. Ham. Tongue. Game Pie. Chicken Roast Turkevs Roast and Boiled Chikerts. %slot Pheasants and Salad. Trifle and Tipsy Cakes. i te e s rt . Creams. SaJ Claret Cup. Lemonade. Icel. Some exceedingly pretty dresses were worn, whilst ...

... in the course of the afternoon. 357 scholars sat down, under the presidency of the teachers, to an excellent meat-tea, with salad, cakes of numerous varieties, bread-and-butter, =Betc., the arrangements for which had I :rde by a Committee consisting of ...

... Elise (Conway), Mr Evans, His. tarry Evans, Mr any Evans. Mims E. Farrow. Mr Gooddy (Llandudno), Miss Ethel Grant and Mr &salad Grant. Mr Hargraves, Mr Hall (Ingleside), Mr B. Hartley (Leigh), Mr and Mrs H wton (Drys Dinartb). Miss B. and Messrs L. and ...

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