... condition of honour and happiness compared with which all that hed been sacrificed seems utterly trivial. A PRINCELY SALAD.—La salade du Prince de Galles—to which the Prince of Wales is said to be extremely partial-is stated to be composed of sar- dines ...

... Soles. Roast Lamb. Boiled Chickens. Tongue. Ducklings. Roast Beef. Asparagus. Cabbage. Potatoes. Jelly. Blancmange. Pastry. Salads. Cheese. Dinner being over, The President, who on rising was greeted with cheers, proposed the usual loyal and patriotic toasts ...

... one quarter of a pound of fine flour, the yolk of two eggs, one quarter of a pint of cold water, and one tablespoonful of salad-oil, and one tablespoonful of caster sugar. Mix into a. smooth paste, adding lastly the whites of three eggs which have been ...

... beaten to sauce. MARINADE.—A liquor of spices, vinegar. &a., in which fish or meats are steeped before cooking. RKMOULADE. — A salad dressing diffonng from mayonnaise in that the eggs are hard boiled and rubbed in a mortar with mustard, herbs, &c. MIROTON ...

... the chief event of the day, the prizes being for the first, a beautiful marble time piece, valued at o-s., and the second a salad bowl, value £2 2s. FIBST HEAT (four starters) F. Allen, Rhyl, (40) 1 J. Currie, Liverpool (scratch) 2. Allen led all tway and ...

... the child take a chill while undressing him, but keep him warm, and if faint give hot milk. Soak cotton wool or old linen in salad oil, and carefully cover all the burnt parts. If oil is not at hand dredge flour over the wound, and wrap up well in cotton ...

... red peppers, and differ from the Mexican tortilla in the latter, when properly made, are rolled in chopped vege- tables. A salad, a la Espanola, is prepared of lettuce and peppers. Served with French dressing it is very good. The Spanish soups are, as ...

... 2nd turnips, 2nd carrots, 211d broad beans, 2nd kidney beans, 2nd savoys, 2nd cauliflowers, 1st parsnip, 1st pot herbs, 1st salad; Mathew Sidebottom, Rhuddlan: 3rd autumn onions, 1st red celery, 3rd rhubarb Robert Jones, Dyserth: 1st turnips, 3rd cabbage; ...

... Aux Anchois. Petit Pain a. la Bachamile. Cotelettes d' Agneau a ta Duchessc. Cailles. Perdreaux. Faisans. Pate de Foie Gras. Salade de Homard a la Russe. Charlotte ...

... streaks at the seams, which are a frequent source of annoyance with black kid gloves, may be got rid of V»y colouring a little salad oil with black ink and apply ing it with a feather. It should be dried quickly outside the window. Plants that have been in ...

... Entree. Curried Chicken and Rice. Joints. Saddle of Mutton. Poultry. Boiled Turkey and Celery Sauce. Game. Roast Pheasant. Salad and Chips. Entremets. Belvoir Pudding. Apple Pie. Maraschino Telly. Stewed Pines. Cheese and Celery. Dessert. I The chair was ...

... destroyed. Fears are entertained for the safety of the farmers. To be up to date, a dish of conundrums must be served with the salad course at an informal dinner. Each guest draws a conundrum from among the lettuce leaves, and all the answers are recorded ...