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... quartsrs of mutton, ditto—2l quarters lamb, ditto—2 whole calves, ditto—3 stuffed, ditto—l 4 buttocks beef, boiled—l2s dishes salad—s23 bottles of red wine— butts ol strong beer—lo barrels of strong ale (3 years old) dishes various fruit—3uo loaves. -After ...
... Bilcliffe, George Con- Is » A. Wrnch, Cromwell ajor-Generals Robert Bowles, Joha Poche. Thomas Brownrigg, and Kobert Nicholson, Salads > “op on rN BD. A French paper gives, on the authority of a German Journal, the following par ticulars of Sir George Rum- ...
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... the brewhouse, a silort distance from the fire.— Their table-cloth was a hop sack, and they ate of! wooden trenchers; the salads were in wooden howls, and every thing in the rough implements the brevvhouse. Their Royal Highnessos arrived at a quarter ...
... —Fish, fried and boiled.—Calf's Head.—Fowls.—Ham. Pig. Chicken-pudding, Roast Beef.—Salad.— Boiled Leg of corned Pork.—Fish.—Fowls, —Tongue.—A Goose.—Fillet of Veal.—Salad.— Pig.—GibblrtStew.—Chick pudding.—Fowls.—Tongue.—Calfs Head.—Fish, boiled and fried ...
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