... Plas Cottage, eUrer and glam marmalade dish Mrs David Evans, direr and glass sardine box MrsMeredith, Penrhyn, «»k and sliver salad bowl Mr W. W. Woosnam, Newtown, card earn Mias Annie Wooenam, Newtown, crewel andmaoassar Mrs Anvyl. Llngwy, majolica strawberry ...

... Spring and Fall of tlie year tliere at« few health would not be improved u *hon course of lODIZSD SAKSPaKI LLA.-Sold iq Cm salad Bottles at 12 doses. fid; 24 doses, fid ; sell site 11s, all Chemists. rpA&AXACUU AND PODOPH VLLII Stimulant to the Liver—A ...

... ha ordered •,000 quarrels, wntalniad Ht. Brisrulh, ts eoavryad thither, ttanele, more ooeraollT, feenween, were darts, eo salad from thsir hssda,wUeh ware’sqaara pyramids of tan. They team discharged from cram-bowe, weapon deemed so fatal sod eracl thet ...

... he a man of moderate means, he has a light breakfast of mackerel, taxed per cent., with rice taxed 123 per cent., and some salad on which he uses salt, taxed 36 per cent., and sweeet oil, taxed per cent. For plates, oops and saucers on his breakfast table ...

... Thomas, Qljmne. handsome tea service; Mr. John Thomas, Olynne, doable pre> | serve stand (silver): Mr. T. Thomas, Tvnddol, I salad bowl and helpers; Mr. and Mr«. Thomas, Pendyn, handsome dinner service; Miss Thomas, Glynns, set carvers, in case; Mr. and ...

... mint sanca; sweets: plum padding and brandy sanco, cabinet padding and custard, jam and fruit tort, blanc mange, cheese and salad. The cloths having been removed. The Hon. Chairman gave the Health of the Qneen, which having been honoured. The Hon. Chairman ...

... of cookery as a fine art. we are indebted to our neighbours over the water. Not only have they taught us how to make soup, salad, and coffee ; they have discovered the true destiny of the horse after death in times of peace. There is probably no nation ...

... the General Or-kr (••nnnolidated), rated July 1847, and any oth-r Articles relating respectively to the tenure of office a d salad-s of union officers, io order that the Guardians may have independent power to regulate t'-e r mo? o»a*ion of their officers ...

... silver and ivory paper knife ; Mrs Evan*. Newtown, chair backs ; J. C. Darios, letter dog: Mr J. Bylands, handpainted china salad bowl, with fork and spoon; Mr Reuben Spencer, hand-nainted, silver mounted, china bisenitxure . Mr and Mrs Marshall Dugdale ...

... and bar offspring, lammed Bootlna beard and tom■> Wests not toy in futile frensy, tor tbs Mamy tost then aaakatohato been salad onto teejonfey eallsd Hanlbryn,baoamaha did tmta rf Sato of them tost inhabit Ods plaoa. Whereat tha boy Toms ware greatly ...

... John Bon sal I; pair of Hungarian glass vases, Mr. and Mrs. Methuen, Leir ; pair of Japanese Mrs. Pryce, ; Donlton china salad bowl, Mrs. Jones, Birmingham; ] air or painted plaoque* and splasher, Mh-s Jones*, painted fan, Archdeacon ami Mrs. Evans; ...

... Knight, work case ; Tha Hon. Lady Leighton, flower (blue swan); Lord and Lady Lingsu, silver box and tray; Mr J. N. Langley, salad bowl; Mr and Mra K. Luce. Hanoverian spoon; Mra G. Lawrence, jag ami tumblers; The Shaw-Lefavre. card box ; Mr and Mrs Andrew ...