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... Coffee Pots, Cream Ewers. Basins, &c.; Claret Jugs. Cans. Goblets.—l he SH ELI) PLATE consists of superb Candelabra*. Epergnes. Salad Stands, Centre Pieces, Branch Candlesticks. Cornel Dishes, Hash Dishes and Warmers, Dish Covers, Venison and Water Dishes. ...
... Pots, Cream Ewers, Basins, 6tc.; Claret Jugs, Cans. Goblets.—The SHEFFIELD PLATE consist-* of superb Candelabra*, F.pergnea, Salad Stands, Centre Pieces, Brandi Candlestick. Corner Dishes Hash D.sbes and Warmers, Dish Covers, Venison and Water Dishes. Cr&et ...
... Pots, Cream Ewers, Basina, &c.; Claret Jugs, Cans, Goblets.—The SHEFFIELD PLATE consists of superb Caudelabras, Kpergnes, Salad Stands, Centre Pieces, Branch Candlesticks, Cornet Dishes, Hash Dishes and Warmers, Dish Covers, Venison and Water Dishes, ...
... bat its use in salad were induced to adopt from seeing the recommendation in their advertisement, and were most agreeably surprised to find the zest communicated by the addition of a dessert spoonful of the sauce to a bowl of dressed salad, and that its ...
... promoting digestion ; hut its use in salad were adopt from seeing the recommendation in their a ment, and were most agreeably surprised to find communicated by the addition of a dessert spoonfi sauce to a bowl of dressed salad, and that its perries effectually ...
... RHUBARB.—Ist prize. Mr. ; 2 I, Mr. Hurlston. SALAD—Ist prize, Mr. 2d, Mr. HurUton. MUSHROOMS—Ist prize, Mr. Holder. LETTUCE (Six Cos)—lst prize, Mr Dovey; 2d, Mr. Hurlston. EXTRA PRIZES. BASKET OF SALAD—Mr. Hold r. BASKET OF STRAW BERRIES.—Mr. Holder ...
... principal makers who have used this oil, and who hear ample testimony its excellence Imperial Oil for the Hair. —Takes gallon of salad oil and it into a pipkin, with a bag containing four ounces of alkauet root, cot and braised. Give the whole a good beat, but ...
... Powell (who recently won at Cheltenham, Mr. Thompson mare Gijxu) rode Salad in beautifully, and won lengths, lieecher came in second willi Vivian. The started: Mr. Armitage's ch. Salad in. Powell ('apt. Lamb's b. g. Vivien Mar. of Waterford's ...
... Oporstions for the Week ( From the Gardeners' Gaudl.) Celery may wv»n for full crop Turnips , Spinach, Onions for drawing, Salads of all kinds, Leeks, dec. should sown also Asparagus Merries, sow Imad-caaL in good open situation. lied Meet and Mangel Wurzel ...
... in open situations, in beds from 3ft. 3ft. (Jin. wide, and fool alleys between for the convenience of weeding. Radishes and Salads of all kinds, sow and protect al night. Peas, sow the early kinds in warm situation*, clean and earth up any that may have ...
... but its use in salad were induced to adopt from seeing the recommendation in their advertisement. and were most agreeably surprised to find the zest communicated by the addition of a dessert spoonful of the sauce to a bowl of dressed salad, and that its ...
... work of economical importance. Allow of no delay in sowing several beds of Prickly Spinach, and for a sustained supply of salading sow Endive, Le.tuce, and Radishes. It is good time to sow, for spring u.»e. Deptford Onion, Cabbage, and Cauliflower. regard ...