... Ella Davis. —During the week we notice 1 view at the establishment of Mr Whitfield, jeweller, Brecon, handsome oak and silver salad bowl with servers, together with pair of fish carvers in morocco case. silver shield the bowl the following inscription :— ...

... BKIItB. pearl and ring Mr D. \V. J. Thomas, che.jue Mr I>. W. E. Thomas, silk opera wr»«p ilr Molyneux Thoma« silrer teapot and salad bowl Mr F. E. Thomas, silver saltcellars and buckle Llewellyn Thomas, cheque Miss Thomas. Mi** Magdalen K. Thomas, and Robert ...

... l'roceed to clean the fish as bat ire mentioned. cut up into nice convenient pieces, pack into fare, and fill up with fine salad oil ; then tie over with bladder, airtight. This method is expensive, but for fish to be afterwards fried it is very nice; ...

... legs of mutton, caper sauce, gooseberry tart, red currant, black currant, black currant, wimberry tart, plum pudding, cheese, salad, and coffee. Monday 19th. tea at Devynnock for military. connection with this tea a smart fiat was performed by our energetic ...

... aura, or china silk wart of the same shade as the flowers decorates bay window •ery prettily. Mint IDS MINIM{ SALAD. TM day before the salad le wanted boil • red beetroot. It should not be pealed nor even trimmed too mech, or the colour will boil out ...

... and Sirs John Davies, Csbottle silver cruet: Miss Lucy and Edith Powell, dinner service: Miss Maud Powell. silver-mounted salad bowl and servers; Mr Percy, easy chair; Mr Ernest Jones. silver and cut-glass fruit stand and flower vase combined; sir Arthur ...

... spoon and butter knife. Miss Doris Davies (sister), bread knife. Miss Jane Williams and Mr Maakell (Llanisheni. silver-mounted salad bowl. Master Gethin Davy, Llanishen, cushion. Mr Dan Williams (brother of bridegroom), silver jam dish. Mr Ivor Williams (brother) ...

... glass :nd spoons on stand. Mr and Mrs Collard, Rage street, chenille I, cheque. rose bowl table cover. Miss Hamer. Oak villa, salad bowl, electro plated nickel silver mount and servers. Maas A. R. and Katy Pugh, Whalley House, cut glass fruit dish on electro ...

... frames. Mrs Hughes (High street), pair of pictures. Miss F. Tudor Hughes. table centre. Mr and Mrs H. ltiurlstone (Birmingham), salad bowl. Mr and Mrs J. C. Jones, umbreUa and pair of gloves. Mrs Emlyn Jones, side board cloth. 1)r. and Mrs Jones (Sennybridge) ...

... , cheese dish. Mr and Mrs Davies. The Stores, Sennybridge, eiderdown quilt. Mr and Mrs Davies (chemist), Sennybridge, oak salad bowl. Mr and Mrs Davies. Post Office, Scnnybridge, brush and crumb tray. Mr and Mrs Walter Davies, Usk Hotel, Sennytwidge, ...

... Emma Shaw, hand-painted berry set; Mr and Mrs Harry Bliss, hand-painted nut howl; Mrs N. Schlver and Emma Schlyer, cut-glass salad bowl; Miss Stella Rohroer, silver meat fork ; Mrs Richard Roberts, cutglass vinegar cruet; Mr and Mrs S. Slagill, dozen silver ...

... the Rev. Tyler Davis, ru.d setiouded by Mr R. Phillips, to Mrs Parry for her generality to the children, to the waiters who salad at the tea, and to Mr F. Evans for the use of the field. The meeting concluded with a chorus by the choir, uader the leadership ...