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... Turnip Greenk 4d to 8d; Brocoli Sprouts from Is 6d to es 6d per bushel basket; Sea Kale Is 9d to 4s per punnet (a kind of small salad basket) ; Sweet Oranges as to 8s; and Lemons - 5s to Iss per hundred,' or the former from 21 to 21, the latter from 31 Sc to ...
... may be conveniently occupied by a root dishes, cheese gentleman. They are judiciously placed, and both command stands,and salad howls plated and papier ma- uminterrupted views of the ocean, occasionally diversified, 40 Chamber sets of enamel- frames, ...
... for promoting digestion. It may be used at any meal, with hot or cqlcl meat, fish, game, and poultry; curries, shell-fish, salad, and cheese and by its habitual use a healthy tone of the stomach is preserved. The general demand for this Sauce has induced ...
... promoting digestion. It may be used at any meal, with hot ti or cold meat, fi s h, g am e, and poultry; curries, s hell - fish , salad , . and cheese; and by its habitual use a healthy t one of the tomach is preserved. The genertl demand for this Sauce has induced ...
... Basket of Pastry. Matelotte de Tenches. Mayonnaise. Les petits Pigeons en Aspie. Turtle. Chantilly Basket. Gelee Macedoine. Salade d'Ecrevisse. /Raised Pate de Ris de Veau. Charlotte Russo a la Vanille. Turtle. Les Filets de Soles a l'Hollandaise. Releves ...
... covered with their substantial fare, consisting of roast and boiled beef, and mutton, roast veal, hams, plum-pudding, and salad. The King, on arriving at the middle table, made a stop while the grace was said, lie then proceeded amidst the heartfelt ...
... sealed and signed C. Din- A: i t an ,, .4einer;otis-rt,l3LAcKwELus FLORENCE CREAM for SAgel , 04'41,ail he ~,'s i , by which a Salad after the Parisian .. 1 1011 4 re tamed in one minute, and which is justly It 0 r ,,,1' eeo no 'Perior to all others; at the ...
... end. Small Wading may be he whole winter. Chicory roots dished in a common cellar) may blanched leaves, which form the er salads; tart rhubarb, or seaas may parsley, taint, and other ; and a bloom of China roses may winter. But, perhaps, the most h a ...
... , Whether the plants had room). themselves or sprung again the roots, could not be ascertained, but the singular fact of salads and peas growing spontaneously on the arctic circle was exhibited 1 Lo the wonder of the visiters. On leaving the lisquimaux ...
... .ending the public meeting : J.- tamas Alexander, Robert Maconocille, Esq. V e tit.-Col. Win. Chas. Alston Sir Francis M. salad Clark, Esq. The Right Hon. Earl Powis Ole Right Hon Lord Clive Thomas Price, Esq. 1,, Chas. Cock e rell. Bart., M.P. Mr. Alderman ...
... per score; mushrooms, 6s to 10s. per dozen pottles ; strawberries, 4d. to 6d.; and raspberries, 3d. to 6d. per pottle; small salad, 2s. per dozen punnets; lemons, Bs. to ; and oranges, 63. to per 100; horse, adish, 3s. to 6s. per bundle. Mov:ING ON SUNDAY ...
... mi g ht be made with safety. 'Let not be forgotten, that Scotland. and u--land have been allowed to retain -their country Salad note currency with a penaity upon its circulation in England. An arrangement so at variance with common sense and justice can ...