... chives, and what she supposed to be lettuce, with sugar, vinegar, &c., and the salad “was placed upon the dinner table. Both Mr. and Mrs. Greaves partook freely of the salad and cold mutton which had been provided for dinner. Shortly afterwards Mrs. Greaves ...

... herbaceous plant. Thus. Beaver' m 2, six spring sown onions; 2, eschalots ; 2, six china asters; 2, lettuce; 1, plate of salad; 2, balsam ; 2, coxcomb; petunia; 4, tray of six varieties of vegetables; 1, egg plant; 1, calceolaria; 3, six dahlias; 2, ...

... tin of salmon, 18s. ; honey, 90s. per bottle; brandy, £lB 12s. per doz., and subsequently 4s. per bottle; vinegar a bottle; salad oil, 9s. a bottle; flour, Is. a lb —coarse; tea, 12s. 6d. a pound ; champagne, a fair price. You may be sure I did not indulge ...

... up for her. Be attentive at supper—especially to the viands. Advise the girls about you to pitch into the chicken, lobster-salad, and other good things. Ask them if they are peckish, and if they refuse any plate which you may, offer them, observe that ...

... Bleakley, 3—ll : galantines of chicken, 60 raised game pies, 3,052 lob-'A. Infelix, 11—2 ; A. Eowley, 35—31: B. B. Earle, ster salads, 3,825 dishes of salmon mayonnaise, 300:2—1; W. Prest, 38—0 ; H. Perkins, ; W. P. score of lettuce, 40,000 buns at a penny ...

... pastry of oysters, puff pastry of lobsters, and fritters. Second Service Lobster dressed, oysters in bread crumbs, lobster salad, cream of vanille, Charlotte Russe • pudding, thin pastry in leaves, Parisian almond cake, surprised ham, raspberry tarts, ...