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... Commons Lords Palmerston, Derby, and Melbourne, were themselves emphatically men of stable minds' and Mr. Disraeli was, in his salad days,one of the most regular attendants at Tattersall's and Newmarket, where Lord Hartingtonis now,t.o the disgust of all ...
... Canvass Back Ducks, Hungarian Style. Cnartreuse of Pheasant en Bellevue. Galantine of Turkey on Sockle with Jelly. Lobster Salade decorated, a la Kusse. Boned Prairie Grouse, a l'Anglaise. Game Pattie with Jelly, Huntei's Style. Galantine ofShoulJer of ...
... Is 6d. Rhubarb (six slicks) —1st, Mr William Llewellyn, Dyffryn, 2s 6d; 2nd, Mr William Jenkins, Lanvabon, Is 6d Dish ol Salad-ht, Mr. John Thomas, Troedyrhiw, 2s 6d 2nd, Mr. John Gibbon, dittr, li 6d. Di..bof Scarlet Rtlnners-l gt, Mr. David Lewis, ...
... ; Mr. Dobbs, Ebbw Vale, salad land and Aver afternoon tea service in stand ; Miss Dobbs, Ebbw Vale. hand-wanted mirrors and silver claret jug : Mr. Eddie Dobbs, set of carver% in case; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams, Cadoxton, salad bowl; Miss Emily Curtis ...
... runners, and French beans, turnips, lettuces, radishes, cabbages, spinach, en- dive, cauliflower, and poas and beans. All salad plants should have a shady position, or they may run to seed. In sowing peas and beans, it is best to de- pend on the earliest ...
... delicacies partaking of wild boar (which we found to be very pretty eating), slices of orange, pre- served cherries, and dressed salad, being served as con- comitants. In the evening went to Kroll's noted Winter Garden. It is a coffee-house, having a good dining ...
... The Wreck, Ap Hywel Cyndn. song, Baner ein Gwlad, Mr. Rees James; song, uchelgais Cymru, Mr. E. T. Jones glee, Italian Salad, society. CYCLE CARNIVAL.The long expected and much looked for carnival in aid of Linton memorial fund came off at Aberdare ...
... these words mean sheets, hairbrush. and cold bath, In addressing a. lady you must say Ma-darm. Cheese is frvlUarge, a salad un salard, soup with herbs ahlnrju-lien. It is possible that by asking for shooderbroosell you might get what you were ...
... SWEETS. Pudding. Cabinet Pudding. Rhubarb Tart. Apple Tart. Custard. Mince Pies. French Pastry. Blancmange. Jellies. CHEESK. SALAD. A11 entertaining toast list, interspersed with songs, was subsequently gone through. The Chairman submitted the toast of I ...
... half in the middle of each month half a catty of fresh fish every fifth day thirty catties of vegetables, chiefly cabbage and salad; and forty-five catties of dry rice. In summer the men work from six to six, and in winter from sunrise to dusk. During the ...
... right last night, but I found two of *em had gone to the everlasting sleep of Hades A SALAD.—According to the Spanish proverb, four persona are wanted to make a good salad a spendthrift for oil miser for vinegar a councillor for salt; and a madman to stir ...
... Table Cabbages—T D Thomas, esq, 1st, R T Craw- shay, esq, 2nd. Caulitlowers-R T Crawshay, esq. 1st, Mr G Roach, 2nd. 'Dish of Salad-Mr G Roach, 1st. Miscellaneous Herbs—Mr G Roach, 1st. Leeks-R T Crawshay, esq, 1st, J D Thomas, esq, 2nd. Ash Leaf Kidney ...