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... with their substantial fare, consistisge Of roast and boiled beef, and muetton, roast veal, hams, reprc plum-pudding, aend salad. Thce King, on arriving at thle theX usiddle table, made a atop while the grace weas said. He stoodi .then procaeeded amidst ...
... potatoes, potatoes were remarkably forws for the season. Tlie table the west side of the room contained specimens of the finest salads we ever saw ; the opposite side of the room was graced some tin. cauliflowers. and other early productions of the kitchengarden ...
... apply to George Kltching, White Horse Yard, Market-Place, or at his Residence, Anlaby-Road, Ti? ANT’S SPICF.D VINEGAR. FOR SALADS. &e IN the process of Picklint:, this Vinegar will prove most decidedly a Superior and Economical Article The Proprietor ...
... 20 dishes of tarts, creamed, 20 orange and other tourtes, 24 dittomince-pies, 20Chantillybaskets, 20 dishes of potatoes, 20 salads. -Remnores-20 roast tuekeys, 32 pheasants, 8 lishesof wild fowl, 16 ditto partridges, 8 pea. fowls, 4 leverets.-Dessert-30 ...
... . take mv two tb—a b-Mirs rapaaa; rise to boartv break Into, which toko I-a. coffee, eboclate, with •Bgs, fiab. meat. *»r salads, with equal iadtfbfaMa. a» nothing ■elerfftes with th- operation . Ukr tae, or llw the dav with agility and perfect caw. tak- ...
... stood in the middle, flanked by two pine-apples. The custards and the jellies, the fowls and the ham, the tongue, the lobster salad, and the patties, were fancifully arrayed upon the board, and to each cover were half-a-dozen plates, one upon the other, for ...
... Petersburg. Johanna Maria. L.arsen, from Stockholm. Catharina Caroline, Schlie, from Memel. Ann Guthrie Atkinson, from Rotterdam.-SALaD.-Lee (s), Hayden, for Hambro'. Hull Packet, Christensen, for Eastries. Al- tora, Haigh, for 11ambro'. Briton's Queen, Burke ...
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... of Thomas Prout ison the outside of tile wrapper., DR. ICITCHINER'S SALAD CREAM. THMIE Proprietor of this much-admired and -delicious preparation for the immediate dressing of salad, finding that an unprincipled imitation of it is attempted to be foisted ...
... extracted juice of a plant the eactus family, which are well known to harmless in their effects, some of them being used as a salad, and cattle being fed others when there is a dearth of grass. The mode of application in South America is to put the patient ...
... Office, No. 2, Lime-Street-Square, Leadenhall-Street. DR. KITCHINER'S SALAD CREAM. THE Proprietor of this much-admired and delicious preparation for the immediate dressing of salad, finding that an unpriq4Qipkd jmitatioA of it is -attempted to be'uisited ...
... 1835. BY 13. MOXON, DR GItSTr, ic., lTA RKE 7'PLACE, HlUL ., iiAOSSE & B3LACKWELL'8 FLORENCE tJ CREAM, fur salads, lobsters, &c. by wiich a salad after the Parisian manner can be obtained in one minute, and which is justly acknowledged superior to all ...