... came in a monstrous dish of asparagus, with a sauce made of oiled butter and hard-boiled eggs. Next ap- peared a capon and salad, then a very sweet pudding, and then some very sour kront. The next dish that went its rounds, like a novel in a circulating ...

... consist of plain meats, 1;rcai, s well.tboilied vegetables, rejecting as inju Hious nl tidilteet- ble Iindl of food, such as salads, r fuitts, nuts, ich pil trv, antd, in general, such tirticles as each individutl tii;t.. haive foulnd by-experience to create ...

... that the same hommourable gentlemen, w ith stomachs enlarged to tie size of the dragon of Wantley's by thirty years' aaking salads of fes' neighbours' pro- perty, were to come forwrd and say that they hoped the failure in corduroys would be the means of ...

... rtnners, and the oniou occupied aud the chair. He was supported on his right by the head ot the th asparagus famil5, while salad occttpiedl a bowl at tile entl of if o the table, and was dressed in his ttsutal toattuer. The potato, InId though jiust out ...

... and be eared by mild and mo evacuant and tonic remedies.- To relieve a state of so mucli ta suffering and distress (in which salad cud body alike partiel- h' pate) MUr. CoOaCsLS ANronsacous FeatS are confidently re- et commended; as, by comsbiniog aromatic ...

... Chickens, eapons, turkey poults, larded; hams and ty tongues, ornaimented; ribs lamb,,raised ornamented pies, e- lobster salads, prawns, Chantilly biscuits, ornamented id trifles, noyeau and maraschino jellies, pine, strawberry andlItalian ereams; Genvoise ...

... as the vegetables-Laughings, quadlibets, injuries, menaces, provocations, vegetables, stones, drubbings, all this forms one salad, until one of the candidates has ob- taited tie greatest part of the votes atid vegetables, At last, when every elector ?? ...

... The dinner commenced by slices 5C of cold ham handed round in a dish; then a cold pdtd of ai the livers of geese ; then a salad consisting of crawe fish, garteished with slices of beet root, and, lastly, some thin sti .slices of Parmesan chseese. Being ...

... relating to hrbankrupts., HAMPSON, Solicitor. for nR. KITCHINER'S SALADS' CREAM. ci' A-F The Proprietors of this much-admired and delicious !es, Preparation for the immediate Dressing of Salads, finding methat ass onprincipled 'mtion' ofisatmpted to be foisted ...

... only to take Command children prisoners; for we followed the prbc t of ' eye for an eyea tooth for a tooth. A fewmen only salad half awake out of their huts, but most of them still lay fast *asleep; not one escaped death.. The women and children rushed ...

... lived in Scotland for three- s weeks preceding the marriage. A lad who had lately gone to service near Kendal,. . having had a salad served up for dinner every day for a d week, ran away; and when asked why lie left his place,, t replied, They made me yeat ...

... ESH ANCHOVIES, by GETHEN S& 1IIANT, 18, Att-b fret Place. cc Tine..MACCARONI, VERlMICELLI, ISINGLEASS, CURRlIE Cl POWDER, SALAD OH., a general Stoek of PICKLES, FISH ?? SAUCES, -ii-ndi genuinie SPICES, ait GETHEN - BIIYANT'S, lt IS, Mlarleet Plece. re ...