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... the men are ordered to col. lect th,- voung plants of dandelion wbich are nonv appearing, and to use tihcm, in the ftorm of salad, as an ingredient of daily diet. Fresh potatoes are also purchased by the regi- montes when they can be obtained, but they ...
... 3d per lb ; cucunmbers, 8d to ls esah; tomatoes, li 6d per lb; French lettuce, 2d each; green onions, id per bundle; smell salads, 44 per punnet. ,ARNARVON.-SATMWAY. Fresh butter, Io 6d to Is 6d per 1b; salt do, Is 3d per Ib; fresh eggs. 14 to 16 forashilling ...
... the Imperial family have arrived at Nice to join the E mpregs. AnoAmerican paper says petroleum oil is now being used fir salads, and is preferred by soule pelsOJl3 to olive oil. There is a ttlk of the formatilon of a cwnspany with a capital of 4')M,00 ...
... ribbon. Samphire, literally, the herb of St Peter ; an herb found chiefly on rocky cliffs near the seas, used in pickles and salads. Corrupted from French Saint Pierrie, Saint Peter. Sandwich, two slices of bread with ham, &c. between, named after an Earl ...
... ; gold bracelet, Mr and Mrs George Memkin; carved ivory parse and ceard ase Mr ?? Smith; scent-bottle, Mr and. Mrs Brton; salad bowl and servers, Mr and Mrs W. E, Davies; aquarium and stand, Messrs J. and S. Roberts; Queen Anne teapot, Mr and Mrs Bevan; ...
... dozen embroidered handkerchiefs and two lace skirts: lhr and Mrs McDermnott, silver-mounted tantalus; Mrs Fred Baldiston, salad bowl and servers; Mr and lrs6 Laon- ceasier, (and-painted ann ; Dr. Nealor Thurstield, cheque: Mr T. H. Thurafield, Barrow ...
... sardine dish.; Miss Tlhomtlsi, BRarmouth, tray cloth; Mrst Ontiterinolc, Eligh-street, sardine dish ; Mrs Owen, Mount-street, -salad bowl; Mrs Lloyd, T1narwst, foleln china vases; Mr and Mrs Myr- (ddin Jones, High-street, silver-moulntad; pick'e jars; Miss ...
... There was no flavour or aidour thatiin th. remotest way reminded aue, 'of the 'stable. Tha' w.k point of, the feaht was the salad, 'which was dressed with oil itlken from horso feet. Since hippnpophagy has been introduced here more thin 12,1)00 horsed annuually ...
... May. Another piece was the musical jest written in thle form of the finale to an Italian opera, and entitled An Italian Salad.'' These -were all sung with a due appreciation of the words and the character of the music. In ea ch instauce a second co ...
... Morris, Llanrug (265 r yds.). a 880 yards race, handicap (open). First prize, handsome clock, value £4 4a; second prize, salad v boWl, pair of bronze :ornamental candlesticks, M value £2 2s; third prize. (presented by Messrs d Nixon and Jarvis),' value ...
... bandlights fine till the plants are well established. Sow Knight's dwarf cleb marrow peas, and further crops of dwarf beans, small salad, &c. Cor TUB WASHING OF SHEEP. prio Reply to an Old Subscriber, who asks to be informed o ig the best mode of tub-washing ...
... 2nd, Ed. Morris. Scarlet runners est, Peter Jones; 2nd, John Williams. Cabbages-let, William Smallwood; 2nd, Elias Jones. Salad-lst, Ann Davies ; 2nd, Richard Roberts. Red cabbages- let, Ed. Morris; 2nd, Elias Jones. One cabbage-lst, David Jeffreys. ...