... ,,7 5 10s Sterling Silver .Georgian Tea and Coffee Service, £40. Sterling Saver Salad Bowl, handsomely chased, interior richly gilt, £10 10s. Sterling Silver Salad Servers to match, £3 10s. ...

... Richly Chased Festoons and Acanthus Leaves. Height X3J inches, £20. Sterling Silver Salad-Bowl, handsomely Chased, interior richly Gilt, £10 10s. Sterling Silver Salad-Servers to match, £3 108. Full Size Entree Dish, with Movable Handle. Prince's Plate ...

... Bntate Dish, with Antique Gadroon Mounts. Queen's Plate Cruet, with 6 Rielily ...

... 5), with gilded engravings, of which we give a drawing, is of French origin. Of the helmets (No. 8) the South German Gothic salad is from the Citadel of Seragevow it bears the well-known mark of an arrow. The picturesque tournament helmet (No. 10) is one ...

... the writer was playing with the leaves of-- if his memory serves aright-- La Vic Parisienne. The solemn waiter was mixing a salad nigh by; a lark was singing overhead with an energy that must have been ruinous to his larynx; a bare-legged son of the brave ...

... in England am hotel, restaurant, or private home where a really good, potato salad is to he tmnd. A long time ago, in the Central Howl off Lisbon, 1 discovered potato salad that was a dream of delight, and could give the nectar and ambrosia of the heathen ...

... effected, and Evelyn and I happily struck up an acquaintance, and found common ground of sympathy in the consumption of a fruit salad. Presently I ventured to ask her which she liked best singing or dancing It 's all the same like 'em both, and in went a mouthful' ...

... to believe my statements made lately to the effect that novices have been known to squeeze paraffin into their tyres, pour salad-oil into their ball-bearings, and talk about blowing out the spokes. Yet only this week a young lady asks me whether anybody ...

... the ladies daintily robed in the trimmest of morning costumes there were luncheon parties in the coolest of marquees, where salad and salmon alternated with flirtation there were picnics, in which sisters, with the most charming innocence, escaped all the ...

... just as much pomp of picnic and circumstance of costume as that of the Turf or the cricket field. It is a feast of lobster, salad, and champagne, of parasols and petticoats, of flower boxes and fairy lights, unless, indeed, the longed-for sunshine should ...

... rerxeciea non-UVER OIL Is as nearly tasteless as Cod- liver Oil can be. Lancet. Has almost the delicacy of salad oil. British Medical J ournal. No nauseous eructations follow after it is swallowed.-- Medical Press. It can be borne and digested by ...

... as com bined a sympathetic blend of pathos with humour, wherein the tears and the laughter represent the condiments of the salad of life, which afford a satisfying gratification to the actor well, at any rate, to anyone of my temperament. They tell me ...