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SALADS
... SALADS. Amidst our old school of garden literature the name of Evelyn marks quite en epoch. His Kaleedarium Hortense, or Gardener's Almanack, set the pattern for • multitude of similar productions, and may even yet be referred to as a useful remainder ...
VARIOUS SALADS
... vegetables, shred the celery, and arrange the various ingredients in a salad bowl. Pour salad dressing round the salad, and garnish it with slices of hard-boiled egg and beetroot. CAULIFLOWER SALAD. —Choose a perfect cauliflower, that has not been frostbitten ...
SALADS AND nNNCAEAWITABLES
... SALADS AND nNNCAEAWITABLES FftlSll DAILY. E. FAMMIIN. 10 LEITH. ...
SALADS AND fiTtiqqKROBTABLNS
... SALADS AND fiTtiqqKROBTABLNS PRE.,!! DAILY. I. FAIRBAIRN. 10 KIRICHATE, LEITH. THE EDINBURGH CLOTHING COMPANY, 76 SOUTH BRIDGE, we anal is no Its'Wats at a Single Bpecialit. DEPARTIUMT. Idblown Town Leery quotation a . Speciality in atoll, each Spec lsl ...
CONTINENTAL SALAD
... CONTINENTAL SALAD. Par bellied (says a weiter in the Pall INI glangthol be. the Corner a left in Lb. mother of slid& lb eat them in perfeotion totoet moss the Manned —se, indeed , yor in the of the daintiest diamond travel The French give you for Scassone; ...
Salad fates
... Salad fates. ANNUAL MEICTING OF ELECTORS. Mt *LAMA a. EILCTOMIt to a. en= a 01 ao Ee f.E of Mk Pomo win moon EDINBURGH CHRIbTMAB CLUB. Deka et nil and 0. TM nit I: AT at Ter CAT !Vint ?1n.% L pm - . KY. MM Da. sad D e r rest. The wow glow& an 1 IM ...
Salad Siritllignut
... Salad Siritllignut. WE understand that the Rev. Roderico brLeod of Snisort is to he Moderator of the next General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland. Loon or lee MtivintsiTY.—Mr Maemorland, the chairman of Air Gladstone's Committee, has reeived a ...
SALADS AND fltElfclfrzarrAßLES
... SALADS AND YRKSN I. FAISBAIRN, 10 HIRICOATZ. ...
SALADS AND PDFNCILTBOBTABLES
... SALADS AND PDFNCILTBOBTABLES DAILYPRBSB E. FAIRBAIRN, 10 KIRKGATE, LEITH. ...
SOME SALADS
... the oil and vinegar, tic., and lay them on the salad ; cover with mayonnaise which has also been kept on ice. Border with chopped aspic and slices of lemon, and round this some cress or lettuce. hisanow SALAD. —Cut marrow lengthwise and then in thick slices ...
LUBRICANT OIL FOR SALADS
... LUBRICANT OIL FOR SALADS. Thomas Sawyer, oil Road, appeared jf-Al terday answer s'iebom f *' I oil, oil containing per cent, eating oil. The evidence she-wed „f5 named Eebertson bought, i** - '' tf laO oil tive shop, and poured on y was eaten by ids ...