... Mercy colt, 7 to 1 each agst Vision filly aud Salad, 100 to 12 agst Fhyllis filly, and 10 to 1 agst others. After a long delay at the post Tormentil jumped off in front of Phyllis filly, Enlalia filly, and Salad, with Mercy colt next, to the straight, where ...

... Tiara filly, 6 to 1 agst Salad, 7 to 1 agst The Knob, 8 to 1 agst The Sunbeam colt, 10 to 1 agst Restful, and 100 to 8 agst others. E-oseband jumped off in advance of Lady Bassett. Devonia gelding, and Satirical colt, with Salad and Captain Cleveland the ...

... love, Muzzer hopes so- Mr Nouveau-Marie (trying to change the sub- ject) Have some salad, Tom ? Mrs Nouveau-Marie Yes, Tom. Have some salad—have some-have some—have some salad. There, I knew you would. Yes, I did-I did-I did—(Her voice rising gradually). ...

... Calves' Sweet- breads, Mutton Cutlets a la Portugaise, Aspic de Foie Gras a la Ancienne, Turkeys stuffed with Chestnuts. SALADE DE SAlSON. K.NTIlliMETS. Gelee au Marasquin, Ponding Nesseliode, Bavarois a la Vanille, Gateaux Noueatiue, Charlotte Russe ...

... vegetables. Cucumbers, tomatoes, and English lettuces, with endive, mustard and cress, and beetroot, are all available for salads. Cherries are very cheap, being retailed at the West-end at from 4d per lb. English strawberries Rre;) h-, much cheaper than ...

... Varden, Tag Rag. Purple Runner, Go On, Warwick's Pride, Choralist filly, Sokol, Fairing, Broken Link, Lady Flash, Azaliel, Salad, Remember Me, Knicker- bocker, Forse, Sybaris, Jovial Monk, Jolly Friar, and Goldeu Diana filly. Latest Arrivals. Liverpool ...

... Williams, Hillside, lonyp?ndy silver tray, Mrs Williams Hillside, ?nypandy silver butter cooler, Miss pohy Hughes, Llwynypia salad bowl, Miss 'Vinme John, Birming- ham silver biscuit box, Mrs T. Williams, Tony- pandy pair of ornamental racks, Mrs J. Thomas ...

... Mrs Ernest Leverson, painted fan; Miss Colmar, oxydized inkstand; Aliss H. i.ermitii, painted fan; Mr J. W. Morgan, china salad bowl; Mr St. Garde Brown (the bridegroom), very handsome entirely silver tilled dressing bas, diamond ring, silvor hunting ...

... one— ding ding !—Mrs Smith's compliments, and she sen(is-t.ti, ee cakes of toilet-soap-so please pack the bankerchiefs in-a salad-bowl or soup-tureen —for there aren't jacbet-bags enough to-flavour the creams—and your Pans bat is put-in the ice- chest, ...

... Vegetables. — Class 37.—Collection of vegetables, varieties—1, J. Gib-on 2, C. Thomp- son 3, Cob Page. Class 3.- Hasket of salad-I. Col. Page 2, Councillor Reynolds. COTTAfrKRS.—Class 39—six,chrysanthemum plants—1, J, U. Candy, 20, Mark-street; 2, J A ...

... , J- S. r>atchelor 2, General Lee. Black giaues—3, L>rd Aberdare 2, R. A. Bowring. White pes—3, Lord Aherdare. Basket of salad—1, Lord Aberdare; 2, T. Richards. Tomatoes—1. T, Richards; 2, General Lee. Special -I- ,rizE*.s.A silver-gilt Ryecroft medal ...

... Joseph Coates; 2nd, P. W, Rimer ord, S. li. Phidips. Basket parsley 1st, T, nopkins 2nd. S. H. Phillips 3rd, J. Coates. Basket salad: T. Hopkins. Tomitoes S. Nurton. Apples, culinary Divided between T. Coleman, Severn-road and G. Adams. Apples, dessert 1st ...