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... Best dish of Peas in the Pod Best ditto of Broad Beans Beat ditto uf Kidney Beans Beat ditto of Scarlet Runaers Best two Best Salad, to Mustar Best two heads uf Red Cabbage Best ditto Ox tion :— Best three sticke of White Celes Best threo sticks of Red ditto ...
... and ine w r dress ?? .peaobes ,:clenn anl . ropitr- ~x1i: houses l frames, and- talre WO . 1\eirfljieerin deedoo~er. .Winter salads ?? oo hva a~tend~eato , if in jnprop*eK e b9 ; vdyh- .* - -i ...
... flwers which were kindly sent by Mrs Cleeg. The following was the menu :-Soup: ear tarlel. Fish: Salmon mayo- naias, lobster salad, fillets of sole in aspic, dressed crab, prawns in aspic. Joints: Sirloin of beef, oapons a le Bachemtl, tongue, forequarter ...
... and the Hon. Mrs Ellis Nanoey; fish carvers, Viee- Principal of Jesus Collegesnd bis Thomas; engrav. ing, Mise Lily Thomas ; salad bowl, MEiss Mouladale; water set, Miss Hardostele and Mies Herschel: glass centre piece and vases, Missea Rose; gold necklet ...
... can be spi; .:i: the propagating department shoulh he c, . ! ml the raising of lettiuce and cau lill.w _ radishes and small salad, and ill tbhc i ?? of the early potato crops. Where thbreu of dung a slight bottomit heat should be ?? I \ | lor all these ...
... creamed-30 ditio of oran- es and n other toorles-40 dishes ot almond pasrry-30 Chan- ft tilly bra kels-60 dishes ofl mince pie;-56 salads. ie T'h~e Remeeves-80 Roast Tur keys-6 leverets-80 aor plheasans-24 peese-40 dishes of partridges-15 B ditto of wild fowls-2 ...
... Bcwker; 2, John Rowlands, Blackheath Harriers. .-Throvwing cricket ball (open), lst prize pre- enoted by ?YIr Lloyd G. Hoaeies, salad bowl and alectro-platei servers, valued £1 Is- 2nd prize presented by Messra Harwood and Co., electro- plated bhtter dish, ...
... dish; Mhr a: Harrison Jones, Hoy- lake, picture (The Poet's Corner'-Ilaigh); Dr., and Mrs Barr, Liverpool, silver and glass salad stand; Mfr aad Mrs Thomas Bellis, Livcrpool, brass standard lamp; Mr Ernest Bellis, poker work' music box , Mr John Jones ...
... advi-.d) I 50A Otie seedh thickly, in order to hiave it swctk *r1' i ! ° platits for transplanting in spring, a I 0 use lor salading. BIAN3oon,-Priritcd lbv JOIIN BliRnWN Of CI I: i Terrace, Gartli, in- tl , City Of Baingo. ?? lisheit at the Oftice in C ...
... silver candlesticks; Miss I a'y Barker,'table Icovers, cigarette and watch stand; Mr J. E. Player, silver tray; Mr C(asburn, salad howl and servers; Mr 'and M rs-Player, tea service; Miss Nellie Roberts, pearl paper knife; Mr and Mrs Hughes, insstand; Mr ...
... Jacques) and its neighbourltood. At a few minutes to five o'clock the hollow rimbling of the rude vehicle, caitled a Panier a Salade, in which prisoners are conveyed in Paris, announced theapproachi ot the condemnted, and in effect the escort, and the prisoner ...
... hemselves. before winter. In very cold localitiea rame or a-few hand-lights should now be devoted o the raising af.:small salads for, late autumn use- BANGOR: 'rinted and-published by W. & J. BA9r.W7 Asit'ieir O1ice' its Ceastic.Strets ,Vhere' all Orders ...