... making salad; would yon have the goodness to favour mixing one for - ?” D’Albignac, after some hesitation, consented, asked for the necessary materials, and, having taken pains to mix a perfect salad, had the good fortune succeed. While the salad was in ...

... 41) Tongues 36 U.shes S ell Fish 2 Barons *.f Beef 4 Dnio Prawns 10 Rounds Beef 4 Lobster Salads Raised French Pies 60 Dishes Vegetables Dishes M nee Pies Salads. REMOVES Roasted Turkeys 30 Leverets Pheasants 2 shes Pea Fowl 24 Geese 30 Dishes of Partridges ...

... connected with them. The bock exhibits the newest and most approved methods of cultivating all kinds of culinary vegetables, salads, and herbs; the planting, pruning, training, and general management all kinds of wall, espalier, and orchard fruits, currants ...

... fine variety of China Tea and Breakfast Sets, Plain, Enamelled, and in Burnished Gold, all prices. Also Crystal Decanters and Salad Dishes, rich Cut and Plain; Hummers, Wines, Drams, Goblets, Pitchers, Jellys, Salts, Tumblers, &c. &c., with large assortment ...

... place tbe OUI Stage flowers under coeer, and keep insects from the Crown Imperial. In tbe kitchen department, sow the new salad. Lettuce-alonea, a variety from tbe Colonies, introduced by Lord Glenelg. Support Stochs. Mow the Lawn (sleeves) short. Opposition ...

... paste an indigestion for ploughman. Then come some tolerable articles—flesh, fish, or fowl. Then some green trash called a salad. To these succeed fritters, omelettes, cakes, fruits, cheese, in incredible quantities; the whole washed down with from three ...

... carrots were first cultivated in this country ; but in the time of Henry the Eighth, Hume, the historian, says, that neither salads, carrots, turnips, nor other edible roots, were produced England.” Previously to that time, these vegetables were imported ...

... washing the body over with oil and vinegar. His Holiness said it was a had receipt but it only wanted a little salt to make a salad of him ! There was no withstanding the sally, and we all became uproarious. Only a few more words passed. said he would feel ...

... offence. Let see what is on the lab Ibeieisno hxe 1 rule; but generally you will find oysters, cold turkey, asparagus, chicken salad, cold meats, cake; and. to drink wn.ee, whiskv egg nogg tea, coffee, and chocolate. The intoxicat’ drinks are much less in ...

... Lieutenant- General Lord Greenock.—(Glasgow Post of Saturday TO MAKE A SALAD WORTHY OF A MAN OF TASTE. Two boiled potatoes, strained through kitchen sieve, Softness and smoothness to tho salad give; mordant mustard take a single spoon.— Distrust the condiment ...

... plants, when blanched, lose many heir active properties; and dandelion, thus prepared, is frequently eaten on ihe Continent salads; and sometimes the lower class of people in this country, its native state ; while, at Gottingen, the roots are roasted am ...

... slewed rumps of beef, 10 surloins, rumps and ribs of beef, 45 dishes of shell-fish, 60 do. of mashed and other potatoes, 50 salads, 140 jellies, blanc manges, 40 di-hes of tarts, creamed, do. orange and other tourts, 60 do. of mince pies, Chantilly baskets ...