... buttered mould, and steam until set (about one hour). Turn out and serve hot with mushroom sauce. Mushroom Sauce: Stir into one pint of Biehdaiel sauce 9lb. of cup mushrooms, finely minced. Simrder gently or fifteen minutee. Italian Egg Paste with Grilled ...

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... PATENT CHiCKEH MEAL As the MORNING SOFT FOOD AND llEHlf RUB lIIUII It 1 i Corniwlnnen —Outmde Ooroishmon. Married ladies' nice, • ■ yards-M.a. •’mita. Mrs. A. Babcock, lie-lira. Snell and Mrs Bovs’ race under 16,100 yards—B. Ham, C. Fellow. W, Smith. ...

... THE CORNISH AND DEVON POST. WISE AND OTHERWISE. Carpet is sold the yard and worn the foot. Loafers and postage stamps are usually stuck corners. The man who takes life easy is dangerous character. There are a lot of grey-haired people dyeing to get married ...

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... staff. The same official will inspect the particular rooms set apart for Royalty, and the lords and ladies in waiting. The programme as regards meals for the whole Royal party will be submitted to the host and .hostess. Sometimes Bojal duf accompanies ...

... lives. I do not want to chase and harry and slay them ever ! Bos, the Cornish Seal. I always rather reproach myself with being party bringing youcg seal once found j a cave on the Cornish coast at Boscastle. This dear, white, ferry little seal thought mu«t ...

... staff. The same official will inspect the psetie,f,ir rooms set apart for Royalty, and the lords and ladies in waiting. The programme as regards meals for the whole Royal party will he submitted to the host and hostess, doos times a II .yal accompanies ...

... THE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER. 1077 curried (from a cud's head and trimuagsl, cold beef, baron of hare, Field-Marshal at once dismounted, and, kneeling by the croquettesof rice, Friday : Fish pudding, plum dough ; dinner, injured man, gave him a drink ...

... Seedmen, 4, Cathedral- laae, Trnro, for Broad Beans, Early Peas, Carret, Parsnip, Lettuce, Radish, Onion, Leek, and all kinds of reliable Garden Seeds. Lady's magnificent CYCLE, highest grade Coventry machine, new Christmas, mot soiled, Clincher tyres, plated ...

... golfers who will not be deterred by any sort ( f weather, playing under umbrellas — like •>at.-'.-s oi Mushrooms on the grass — but such is golf! I Lear;! i lady remark the other day to a friend at th - l_bl» I'hota, My dear, when once your husband takes to ...

... 600 WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT. April 7. 1906. TILE QUEEN,THE LADY'S NEWSI'AI)IIt. or all round the mould. Molt the pa s te and thi s f arce should Vi enna d oug h , or any goo d h ouse h o ld dough, Lady inubteniug it pressed into the mould to la e' the shape ...