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... 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 ...
... 2s 6d per pot ; savoys,Bd per dozen ; leeks, Is per bundle ; celery,ls 3d per dozen ; rhubarb, is per dozen bundles ; apples ; 4s to 6s per pot ; pears, 5s per pot. LADY'S WORLD.—The February number of tilt Lady's World contains the continuation of ...
... infants total, 572. Amongst the ladies and gentlemen present during the day were—the Rev. Canon and Mrs. Wood, the Misses Batt, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Isaac, Rev. T. L. Wheeler, sen., Rev. V. H. and Mrs. Aldham, Rev. W. F. Cornish, Mr. T. H. Ashton, the Misses ...
... 6d. to 4a , cabbage 1. to 2s. 6d. per pot; carrots ie. to 54 6d. per cwt; leeks Is. to Is. 10d. per bundle; lettuce 2a. to sa. per pot: marrows 28. to 4a. per doz.; mushrooms 38 to 3s. 6u. Per lb : parsley Is. to 2s. per 20 lbs.: parsnips 125 to 148 ...
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... bunches; leeks, la. to 2a per doom; turnips M. to be. per 100 bunches; leeks. le. to 2.. per dozen bunelme; asparagus, I.os. to 265. per 1.000; spinach, 2s. ed. to 3.. per pot; tomstmo-English ed. to 10d per lb.. Canary IL. to 14e. per bundle; mushrooms ed ...
... in quantity. Soups, for instance, should be thick, not clear; cocoa should take the place of tea and coffee; and the morning meal should begin with porridge. THE matutinal bacon might be served on slices of bread fried with the bacon in the pan, and converted ...
... gladly avail themselves of the opportunity of procuring a good meal such price. The girls the Guards Industrial Home have been called to assist in this good work, and for some time prepared the meals in their own kitchen, but the business has so largely increased ...
... victuallers havi label* in their window imeribed âQuod oatmeal, I*, pock.â Best oatmeal, Is. Old. peck. Best English corn meal. Is. Id. a peck. The landowners and occnpiers of land in many part* of Kent, have come to the determination, in consequence ...
... hampers) 8s 9d to 9s, ditto (in bags) 5s 9d to 6s ; Cornish 9s to 90 6d per Cwt; onions, 5s 6d to 68 6d per cwt ; cucumbers 2s to 2s 6d per dozen ; rhubarb, outdoor, 6d to 8d dozen ; turnips 8d to 9d ; leeks, 2s to 2s Ed per dozen bunches; asparagus, 105 to ...
... the day as enjoyable as could be among the inmates of the Barnsley Hall Asylum. Extra fare was served at all the meals, the mid-day meal consisting of English-fed roast beef and plum pudding, and there was a liberal distribution of oranges, apples, nuts ...
... rrington, o verhavaptees ;• J. Wi Birm;ugh •:ii ; H. R.ichardoon, Oldbury; R. Dixon, rne J. I. iiiley, Hanley ; J. Myatt, Leek ; J. W. M. Smith, ham, kc., p also the following imitate I'. 11. Collie, chairmen of f3entsebrieFlos Commisnionete ; P. I ...