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... board, upon which appears eon sternly chsogiug figurea. Thousands dnasasafasnnaaddsrkblue Aforeat of pmseb. Plates of lobster salad. Dishes ofooldfcwla. Pilesof miin Heaps of cakes. Qaarta (lent and Mosslls cap. Dozens of champagne. And possibly (If aim is ...
... silvermounted carvers and steel in case, Dr and Mrs Aveling; silver dessert dish, Mr and Mrs A Telford Simpson; ont glass salad bowl and servers, Mr and « T 0r i? . : br - tra J Md ‘•hie. Mr and Mrs Qmntio Twisa; silTer sugar castor* Mr H. do V. Brougham ...
... of primrose celebrants—would hardly have noticed any special addiction to the flower which Lord Boaconsfield preferred in salad*. few clerks wore it, and a few ladies, and, farther West, few footmen. But the general donning of the emblem seemed to quite ...
... following a literal reproduction of the Anglo-French menn card: Soles en aspic. Prawns en aspic. Turbot en Mayonnaise. Salade Homard. Salad e de Tomatoes. Boast Pheasants. Boast Chickens. Hair de Saoglie I’Ancient. Game Pies. Pigeon Piss. Bceuf I’Anglaise ...
... venison, roast beef, collared beef, saddle of mutton, forequarter of lamb, roast turkey and tongue, fowl and ham, lobster salad. Game : Hare, grouse, partridge. Sweets : Plum tart, apple tart, custards, jelly, blancmange, pastry, tipsy cakes and trifles ...
... Lamb. Roast Veal. Glazed Ox Tongue. Veal and Ham Pies. Roast Chickens. Roast Backs. Jellies. Creams. Frait Tarts. Paddings. Salad. Cheese. Grace wm said by the Rev T. Powell Williams. the conoliuioD of the repael. The noble Chairman rose, amid dbeere, end ...
... Spring and Phil the year mere an v« few whose hetito would, not be improved tar shott eoaneaf lODIZED BARBPARILLA.—SoId Cap salad EoOlsost lhdnaca,Bsfid; M dotes, «s fid; nesi die «U Cbemlits. AND PODOPHYLLIK a Stimulant to the Liver—A dose of tills co ...
... and appetising dinner was served to time, the mean oonrieting of boiled mntton. veal, pork, meat beef, lamb, new potatoes, salad, plus sad rhubarb tarts, plum padding, blancmange, tipsy oakea, trifle, celery and cheese. In the corner to the Chairman’s ...
... proceedings to close. A Colo , Wiirrnn.—Many ralnabla lien would epnrcd if the Public would refuse to hnn their boots made and salad with anything but Anhydrous Waterproof Leather. It will resist enow and mud. will wear lonffer than ordinary Leather, sad will ...
... Chickens. Champagne Cognac Jelly. Black Currant Tart. Eaapborry Tart. Hothouse Grapes. Peaches. Cherries. Apples. Bananas, Etc. Salad. At the conclusion of the banquet the following toasts were submitted end duly honoured: —“The Queen and Craft” “HAH. the Prince ...
... m —Egg-boiler Baasingham—Set Oyleya Mrs W. F. Thomas —Plush fire-screen Met Essckook-Aspatagas tongs Sfc and Mrs Prootor— Salad bowl B«r J. Kcberts—Silver button-hook and ivory Williams —Silver basket Her//and Mrs Morgan—Silver batton- Book—Braas kotUa ...
... (brother), clock; Mr Hamer, Cryohell (ancle), cheque; Mr H. Davies, Hew Badnor (uncle), cheque; and Mrs B. Davies, Presteigne, salad bowl and servers; Davies, Erwood, MaroeUa quilt; D. Davies, Etwood, cheque; Mid Mn Maris, Tyllwyd, double preserve stand; Mr ...