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... ood_cxperienced | COOK-GENERAL, good o wages. — 41, Heath Crescent, Halifax. P fl‘flls WEEK ONLY we are giviug 1 Rabbit, 4lbs Potatoes 11b. ®nices, : Oranges, for Is.—Note the address .— 19 Halew Hill B A I?OOTISALL AT THRL’.\[ HALL. ]’IALII“AX 1.1(.' LL I&I ...
... ROWDYISM INCREASING. Unienist Whip's Meeting Smashed. Lady Pelted with’ Potatoes and Mud There were extraordinary scenes at a meeling last night in Darlinzton in firmfl of Mr. H. Pike Pease, the Unionist Whip, and the Member of Parliament for Darling ton ...
... Bacon (Irish) A 010 Apples 0 22 .. 0 1% M it 830 .. © 4,65 Milk, per quart 0 3 0 3 Vinegar, per gt. L e 0 33 Potatoes, Mlb .. .. 08 .. 01,11 Bananas, dozea . 8 .. 058,017 Summing up, and admitting that coal may be a little dearer, Mr. Benn ...
... POTATO AND HERRING SALAD. Take some cooked potatoes and cut them in neat slices: place them in 2 deep salad howl with sprigs of cooked cauliffiower, balf 1 eupiunl offoooka:«}luril:ot be‘g:;dtw:hohbb:poonfua's of cho celery, a y ppd shallot, and poux ...
... SALAD.OF POTATOES AND TRUFFLES. Steam as many potatoes as are required, and when tender, but not overdonme, cut in slices. * In the meantime cook half a truffle slowly in a little white wine, and then slice finely. Arrange a layer of potatoes at the bottom ...
... Weaving Shed, Sbaw Lodge Mills, Halifax. v—‘-v—:\.\‘T!il- yvon to knew that @ne Shilling will buy one large Rabllit, 41bs. of Potatoes, and Ilb, Onions— Note the address, 12 Haley-hill. /. WEEKLY can be earned addressing envelopes for us 30 = (werk to be done ...
... Fo‘i‘we. a good Through HOUSE.—Apply 10, Gordonstreet, Blland. NHE best SHILLING PARCELS in Halifax ; One Rablbik T 4ibs. Potatoes and Onions.—l 2, Haley Hill ‘.MON!R\'.—YOU‘NG LADY (24) secks Situation, (/ Counter-hand, 6 ie-n experience ; highest refs ...
... Mr. Riley: The potatoes, you said, were not quite up to the mark. _Mr. Harris: The potatoes that this man had, sir, were perfectly good. The bad ones were taken out. The Prisoner: The porter is here, and he knows thero were black potatoes on every man’s ...
... to the boil. The burntlgi\rticles will then come off without any difficulty, and there will be no after ill-efects. g HOT POTATO SALAD. ° ’ Boila-wypohtoenumnqnindin their skins, adding plenty of salt to the water. When oooEod—but, not overdonepeel them ...
... Too Late for Classificafion. _——_—_—————“____.—:_—————_'—'—..—--_fl_.-: —— Ollfl at 12, Haley-hill, 1 RABBIT. 4lbs. Potatoes, Onjons, m.'- Oranges for One Shilling. 300 p _ QU UASD, s e Wi 405 o 5 pren! Wanted,—Wrght, ) b ‘ UST Sell at once, remainder ...
... (formerly farmer at Warleg‘):,‘&ston.y-hnq King Cross, finfiiu; first app n. Fowler, George Hayton, aged 62 (formerly fruit ‘and potato merchant), 10, Upper Shaw Hill, Halifax ; fiht&flmnou: previous votes, 236. Green me 60 (widow of the late Mr. Champion Greenw ...
... SCHIPPERKE BITCH, answers to Besvia, Detainer progecuied. — Apply Eastwood, 8, Thrum Hall. Osl SHILLING will buy 1 Rabbit, 4lbs. Potatoes, Oaioms, Oranyes. —Note the address, 12, Haley ...