... Vension Haunch Saddles of Mutton Boiled and Roast Turkeys Boiled and Roast Chickens Hams Tongues Roast Beef Ducks Geose Lobster Salads GAME. Partridges Grouse Leverets Pheasants ENTREMETS. Plum and Cabinet Puddings Prince of Wales Pudding Ice Puddings Pastry ...

... Vension Haunch Saddles of Mutton Boiled and Roast Turkeys Boiled and Roast Chickens Hams Tongues Roast Beef Ducks Geese Lobster Salads GAME. Grouse Leverets Pheasants ENTREMETS. Plum and Cabinet Puddings Prince of Wales Pudding Pastry {,c:ml’nd : Blan as es ...

... then setting off again. During the affair of the Commune he contrived to be in Paris at the critical moment, and was eating salad with General Dombrowskion theafternoon of the eventful Sunday. This was an adventurous time for a special correspondent. ‘While ...

... soring of again. - During the ndon, n i : in. affair of the Commune he contrived tomuu at the critical woment, and Yas en.hil? salad with . General Dombrowskion theafternoonof theeventful Sunday. This was an adventurous time for a special correspondent. While ...

... t wasted, but, 3 Xnext; day's peaif’ni.‘?fim yoans be » figfi%& b ‘nsed Srith the ‘sliced 'cold bo “pa s for . Hiext day's salad-ve have Jsumz shy ‘exoupl; in praise of the:dish: It becomss, however, monotonous; o.gs flffikfilfi;;“h‘ll g, are|apt'to have hard ...

... vinegar, or with a mustard sauce. The cold potatoes and cold stewed beans or cauliflower of the previous day make an excellent salad next du;:hwith perbaps a tomato added, cut in slices. The maccaroni and cheese left over from a previous meal ronflem at the ...

... Tongues. Boiled and Roast Chickens. Sirloin of Beef. lamb. Dncks. Geese. Artichokes. Cauliflowers. French Beans. Peas. Lobster Salad. GAME.—Grouse. Pheasants. Partridges. Leverets. ENTREMETS.—Lemon Pudding. Cabinet Pudding. Plum Pudding. Ice Pudding. Pastry ...

... Boiled and Roast Chickens. Sirloin of Beef. lLamb. Ducks. Geese. Artichokes. Cauliflowers. French Beans. Peas. Lobster Salad. OAME.—Grouse. Pheasants. Partridges. Leverets. ENTREMETS.—Lemon Pudding. Cabinet Pudding. Plum Pudding. Ice Pudding. Pastry ...

... water jug, Major Bullen, 15th Hussars, Silver lamp, Major Morland, sth Lancers. Luncheon basket, Mr. Wilfrid Thompson. Silver salad servers, Mr. and Mrs. Brewn Silver sugar caster in case, Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott. Silver button hook, Mrs. Dalton. l‘.r%pbofiognph ...

... writing desk and stationery cabinet; Mrs, Dalgliesh, Clapbam, oak and| silver salad bowl; Mr. and Ilrs. William Atkinson, carved old oak China frame; Mrs. Scatchard, cui-glass salad bowl; Mrs. Walter Scatchard, silver serviette rings; Mrs. Crawley, band - ...

... writing desk and stationery cabinet; Mrs, Dalgliesh, Clapham, cak and eilver salad bowl; Mr. and Mrs. William Atkinson, carved old oak China frame; Mrs. Scatchard, cul-glass salad bowl; Mra. Walter Scatchard, silver serviette rings; Mrs. Crawley, hand - ...

... Bicycle Race (1 mile handicap). — First prize, dinper cabinet, vdno“wmud by J. L. Wharton, Esq., M.P.; prize, E. P. and china salad bowl and servers, value £2: third prize, E. P. breakfast cruet, value £1 Is. First beat. 12 ran. First Bto compete in final ...