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... counteracted by the extreme unfavourable weather; and the receipts at the gate less on that account: For She same reason, the salad to view the leaping did not yield the returns It saboduirl as So. Unfortunately, the balance Is once sa the mem side of the ...

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... table itself, we found small plates containing a portion of chicken and ham, a piece of. savoury jelly, and a spoonful of salad, all ready to hand, so that there was no delay or scrambling, and every one got something to eat at once. A pretty basket of ...

... her neighbour the fishmonger a fine lobster, and Mr. liaabury's brown eyes absolutely sparkled with delight as he minced his salad, and seenred the best part of the tail for his nwu edification. Misc Jemima also had a receipt for preparing some wouderful ...

... ------ - - pARALysIs, RHEUMATISM, &c. For Cures by Salad's Galvanic, Apparatus: . send S for Pamphlet tyildr. Haus, 40, Addison - Road, Kensington, London. US • WANZER • Supstood erior t to ot. ti all me. Oth m e a rs. u. Hiv! teen years in wear as good ...

... potatoes; salmi of duck, with olives ; lentils saute; MaCcaroni a /a Milauaise ; roast tenderloins; lettuce and watercresses, salad, celery fritters; bouchses with preserves; Mexico chocolate; apples, nuts, Roquefort cheese, coffee. The table was set for ...

... quantities! The more there thenithe less they are worth. Womiiv, quoth Jones, are the salad of life —at once a boon and a blessing. In one way they're salad, indeed, replied Brown; they take so much time in their dressing. BILLINGS says: I never ...