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... as a test of one's mof humour. The story is something ike this. A gentloman who sat at the dinner-table opposite & bow!l of salad. suddenly, to the astonishment of the guests, dipped his hand in the oily mixture and began greasing his hair therewith! o ...
... issued a circular in which it calls attention to the cura:;: properties of certaih vegetables and ts. Lentils, spinach, and salads, it says, are a remedy for anmemia, lemons for bilious affections, figs for cancers, asparagus for hemt disease, grapes for ...
... n.d’u her wedding ; but, of course, it is marguerite, and not the flower which Lord B.comfio;vl is alleged to have loved—in salads' L At an inquiry conducted at Barnoldswick yesterday it was stated that some times the mud in the streets was fully a c:\l ...
... ormaments, and, as a v?nhrian. he objects to such proceedings. But he has Mm announced his intention to sleep on a pi stuffed with salad instead of down' ...
... PAATHER PILLOWS, la. v L 3 Ten FEATHER BOLSTERS, 4s. 6d. 3‘ GENT'S GOLD SLEEVE LINKH, 12, 64. GOLD and CORAL RING, 10s. 6d. SALAD BOWL and SERVERS, 10s. 6d, WRINGING MACHINE, the Bmcaidnr. e SINGERS NTAND SEWING MACHINE. 5. Half-a-Ton of CARPET and CANVAS ...
... W. Bentley, brass gong: Mies Bradehaw (Fleetwood), cushion; Mrs, ano. silver sugar shell; Mr. C. L. Bedford (Birmingham), salad bewl; Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Brown (York), a cruet; Mr. and Mrs. Bundock, silver-moun: marmalade jar: Rev. 8 and ‘r‘. Chadwick ...
... fellow. He was my papa up to three months nro. After this link of friendship the Iwo little people ealled for more lobster salad after their ices, and became greater friends than ever. ...
... carnations; H. L. Gledhill: 2. B. ke. ?‘enl for tray of vegetables: J, Scrivener; 2, R. Witty; o. W. Coultas. Specia! for tray of salad: J. BN Ve NN wmp TL ST AT, T e e Scrivever; 2, R. Witty. Special for dish of parsley: H. L. Gedhill; 2, J. Scnvener. Special ...
... ss. Large THLESCOPE. Vers Powerful, Ide. u; Pair of BRASS llll(\Bxl Bevelied th“l Caso of DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, 6s. 6d. SALAD BOWL and SERVERS. 14a. 6d. Paw of Maguificent ORNAMENTS. only £4 &3 soe them in window Half-Dozen DESSFRT KNIVES, M. 6d. Leather ...
... (1809) LTD., 47, HOLBORN VIADUCT, EC. PRAWN AND LOBSTER SALAD Take the solks of three bard-builed ?’ the volks of two raws eggs, a teaspoonfl ot made mustard, salf| and cayennc, four tablespooninls of salad ¢il, oue and a hall tablespooniuls of tarragon vinegar ...
... MUSHROOM SALAD. _Peel and chop some mushrooms into diceshaped thes.‘-ud wes them into a frying-pan with 3 itile oil and Jomon juice. When they have simmered until tender set them sside to coul. When cokd place the mushrooms in a salad bowl. sprinkie chopped ...
... CHICKEN SALAD. Remove the meat from the remains of a cold boiled fowl. To a breakfastcupful of the meat take half a teaspoonful of‘\fivl‘tinod'-ohdinelifib'm,l ill of thick mayonnaise sauce made with the yolk of a ww oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, and m . ...