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... ; song, ' Quaff the purple wine, Mr Webster Norcross; fantasie, Le Fremensburg (by desire); musical jest, An Italian salad (written in the form of the finish to an Italian ODera), Meister Glee Singers; characteristic piece, 'Bresilienne; humor ...
... programme. The Meister Glee Singers contributed a harmonised air * The Cruiskeen Lawn, the clever musical jest An Italian Salad, and the plantation melody 1' My dusky Soudern bride (IvanCaryll). They were cach encoredand the responding items inoladed ...
... W Small. wood; 2' R' Pierce. Parsley: 1 Robert Pierce. Rhubarb: 1 W Roberts (Fourcrossea), Dyserth ; 2 W Hughes, Dyserth. Salad: 1-Robert Pierce; 2 W Pierce, St. Asaph. Sweet herbs. 1 Robert Pier~e; 2 W Pierce. Collection of vegetables: 1 (name not known); ...
... piano solo, and met with the' usual appreciation. The Meisters ?? Adair, (specially arranged); the musical jest An Italian salad, and the plantation melody Nellie was a lady, the Singers having to re. spond to an encore on each occasion. The fine bass ...
... Home. This also elicited the proverbial encore. In the second part the Meisters gave the musical jest entitled An Italian Salad,' written in the form of the finale to an Italian Opera. This was undoubtedly one of the clever. eat things they had sung ...
... seven nectarines; 2ndi-verbenas, carrots. r t, H. Sandbsach, Esq.-Ist-Hollylrockr, liron, ditto, Major Wyrine.-lt-Pbl~oxes, salad herbs, onions, ox cabbage, melon, currants, greenhnouseplaaits, cockscormbs, marigolds ; 2nd -geraiums fusciaspanseslirna-astere ...
... lady n nhave a donkey to-day ? [And that boy yet lives 1] e Mae Coons1DDY.-Coobiddy used to go the pace-so :he says-in his salad days, but his marriage has n mnade a wonderfnl difference to him. Mirs C. has 'ahad somnethingto do with this, for under that ...
... May. Another piece was the musical jest written in thle form of the finale to an Italian opera, and entitled An Italian Salad.'' These -were all sung with a due appreciation of the words and the character of the music. In ea ch instauce a second co ...
... then the other ingredients are added; by so doing, a perfect homogeneous cream is produced, which does not taste greasy as a salad always does that is made Witheit egg. Stlpurlphuosphorus, and other things are contained in an egg; but the proportion of these ...
... apostle spoonsi- Mr and Mrs J. Church, stag-horn carvers; Dr. and Mrs Colborne, antique bronze tray; Mr and Mrs Arthur Cooke, salad bowl; Mr R. Corner, Geikie'e Life and Words'of -Christ; Mrs Counaell, travelling bag and writing case; Miss Counsell, travellig ...
... silver te'a pobt,; Rev. Alfred Barber, travellin bag, 'Mr, T I Rt.Barber,; hsilver, mustard pot M' John Haghes, Edinburgh, salad bowl, etc. of Doultonware, The.MissesjHughcs, davenport; Mr and Mrs C Bar -ber, London, silver npkin rjngsandbutterknifealad ...