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... parboil them, and put them aside to get cold. Put a quarter of a pint of tepid water into • basin and add a dessertspoonful of salad oil; then stir in by degrees a quarter of a pound o! dr% dour. anl when it is well mixed beat the batter with a woofer' spoon ...

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... another £lOlO, and third £ll ; be paid any person tor anything for the horse or oar Edward Currisao, in reply to Mr said be salad the car; be eked Ibe driver eh,. owned it be said Bud.,; he put them eat livery; the crowd were making a jeer of ; Reynolds ...

... re follows :—Rntipn —Spring and thick oxtail ; Fieh—Bnyrie salmon, fifl.ted plaice ; Poultry—Meiling' Joints—Roast lamb and salad, rout beef ; Remove—Tongue sod Limerick ham ; Sweets—Frail tart,, puddings, blace mange and jellies. Re. The cloth hariog base ...

... following was the menu Soaps—Spring and thick oxtail. Fish—boyne salmon. Filleted plaice. Poultry—Ducklings. Jointa—Roast lamb and salad. Ro in.t Beef. Remove—Tongue and Limerick ham Sweets—Fruit tarts, puddings, blancmange, and ...