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... case of alrer preserve spoons and sugar sifter; Mrs Vaughan, ease of silver tea spoons; Mr Edward Lewis, London House, silver salad bowl; employes at the London House, portmanteau; Rev Thomas and Mrs Evans, London, eider-down quilt; Miss Mills, hearthrug ...
... glass. Mrs ; preserve spoon, Mrs Thomas, Monnt Severn; sunshade. Lady Stuart ; cheque, Mr and Mrs Sawsr, sen.; salad bowl, Mr and Mrs Ryde; salad bowL Mr and Mrs Christopher Naylor; reading desk, Barrett; china vases and plash stands, Mr and Mrs J. Naylor ...
... and baked apples, for dinner, mmp, birds, french green pees, green oorn, ice ereeia, ceke. tenderloin, mnahroonie, potato salad, encmber, and Charlotte thidjfhiy being awards of 26. (hi the fifth ganday in lent Mr. Itßntrue had anaenally good appetite ...
... IN TBS BARDEN. It is extremely dlffienlt to maintain sosrwselfinal supply of salads in dry season; they may be sown, but the used lias dormant In the ground as if It still remained In the seed bag. On small aeale the gardener naturally draws fleet rills ...
... pnMßt KntiiM eomaiim 100 Ifagniloot JnißM Bat BULLOCKS, COWS, and BKETKBS, lot of aieaadiafly Bipt At WBXBKB, Aa, fiwaa Boat salad homaataadi is tha ooootj. Tha Aoctioncer will ha happy forward Bat prim, poat free, to any addraw Addabonal eatriaa an napeotfallj ...
... Collection of Vegetable*-!, E. Downes ; 2, J. DaTiee, MinlWa. Peas—l, E. H. Smith, AberaageU; 2, B. Danes, Cilwera. Dish of Salad—l, E. Downes. Dwarf Beana—l, E. Downes, Dinas; 2. B. Dsnss, Cilwern. Rhnberb—l, B. Denes, Cilwern; 2. E. Downes, Dinas. Lettooe—l ...
... jog ; Mrs. Coleclongh, lava basket; Mrs. Brown, Dresden House, Dresden ornament: Dr. O. Richardson, Rhayader, oak and silver salad spoon and fork; Mrs. J. H. Owen, Church-street, two Dresden ornaments; Miss S. Jenkins, Caeran. two band painted cups and saucers; ...
... service, Miss E. Newill; china vases, Mta Rogers ; hanging flower vases, Mr# Holloway and Miss Griffiths ; silver-mounted oak salad bowl and servers, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Owen; silver-mounted honey pot, Mr Marcns Norton; case of carvers, Dr. Boa; Apostle frnit ...
... oellara ; Mr. H. Lloyd B uendale, silver candlestick!; Mr. and Mrs Edward Bagge, antiqna aUrar mnffinaer; Mr. E. C. Keodall, salad bowl; Bar H. B. Blogg, the Imitatio Chriati; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Chorlton, china card diah; Mr. aud Mrs. Pitcairn, pair of antique ...
... eese dish . tton—silver and fruit dish Colonel and Mn Pryoe-J ones—pair of silver candlesticks The Bev J. and Wilym-Jones—salad bowl Mr Gordon Beed—silver button hook and alMke horn The Miasea Pogh—aiver bon-bon diahee Hr and Mrs Langford Jones —hot water ...
... (Congleton), teaspoon and serviette rings; and Mrs Gregory, cheque; Mr Batty’s employers, cheque; Mr Johnstone, silver mounted salad bowl and servers; Dunsterville and Mr Elliston, silver mounted fruit bowl and servers; Mr Barratt, case of brushes Mrs Carragy ...
... candlesticks, Mr Bayes; saltcellars, Colonel and Mrs. Edwards; fan, Min Ryes; emu’s egg (mounted with riltL Lady Edwardn; salad .fork and wood, Mr. M. Harrison; scrap photo book, Mbs Wagner; carved oak bomb waiter, Mbs Edwards; claret jug, Mr and Mrs ...