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... (Dinner and Dessert.) Dish Covers. Waiters. Toast-Racks. Chamber Candlesticks. Table do. Snuffers and Trays. Medicine Spoons, Salad and Pickle Forks. Sauce, Butter, and Toddy Ladles. Sugar and Asparagus Tongs, (.'heese and Marrow Scoops, Egg Cups and Epergnos ...

AVERAGE SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CENT. MULLAR'S SILVER SUBSTITUTE. THIS Boautful Fabric, for which Premi I’M has ..

... Pots. Waiters, Toast-Racks. Chamber Candlesticks. Table do. Cream Ewers. Snuffers and Trays. Su'cir Basins. Medicine Spoons, Salad Table Forks and Spoons. and Pickle Forks. Dessert do. do. Sauce, Butter, and Toddy Tea and Egg Spoons. Ladles. Soup Ladles ...

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... do. Silver Substitute consist Waiters. Toast-Racks. Chamber Candlesticks. Table do. Snuffers and Trays. Medicine Spoons, Salad and Pickle Forks. Sauce, Butter, and Toddy Tea and Egg Spoons. Ladles. Soup Ladles. Sugar and Asparagus Fish Slices. Tongs ...

MULLAH’S SILVER SUBSTITUTE

... Basins ic Silver Substitute consist Waiters. Toast-Racks. Chamber Candlesticks. Table do. Snuffers and Trays. Medicine Spoons, Salad Table Forks and Spoons. Dessert do. do. Tea and Egg Spoons. Soup Ladles. Fish Slices. Butter Knives. Plates (Dinner and Dessert ...

ABBROATH AND FORFAR JOURNAL

... le do. —Snuffers and Trays —Tea-Urns—Tea-Kettles—Tea-Pots—Cream Ewers— Sugar-Basons—Branch Candlesticks- Medicine Spoons —Salad and Pickle Forks—Sauce, Butter, and Toddy Indies—Sugar Tongs—Cheese and Marrow Scoops— Egg Cups and Kpergnes —Muffeneers, Pepper ...

The Romance of Reality.— Lady Dorothy Milbanke was the favourite of Mary Queen of Scots, but got into disgrace on

... countless thousands of fattened swine—its multitudes of bleating lambs, pretty dears, so soon to be swallowed with mintsauce, salad, and the usual etceteras its streets of living oxen, whose broad backs form a level leathery floor, over which you often see ...

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... Chatham. The Way to Cook Green Peas.— Place in the bottom of your sauce-pan or boiler, several of the outside leaves of head salad—put your peas in the dish, with two ounces of butter in proportion to half a peck of peas —cover the pan or boiler close, and ...

FISH DINNER

... Cropped Heads Blenqiu-t Fiber ot'Haddocks n Lobster Cuirv Cropped Heads ft Lobottr Curry Cropped Heads 'trout Cheese aad Lobster Salads DESSERT. Dllse Crabs Eerlwiuclet Kippered Salmon Haddocks Shrimps Lobsters Sue HjIURS Co, kles Provost Blaikie occupied the ...

A FORTUNE ACQUIRED BY DRESSING SALAD

... making a salad ; would you have the goodness to favour as mixing one for us D'Albignac, after some hesitation, consented, asked for the necessnrv materials, and having taken paiiis to mix perfect aai»d. bad the good fortune succeed. While the salad was process ...

Published: Tuesday 18 June 1844
Newspaper: Dundee Courier
County: Angus, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 511 | Page: 3 | Tags: none