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... list:— 65,000 oysters, 600 gallons of soup, 10;000 chicken cro- quettes, 7,000 sandwiches, 150 gallons lobster salad, 300 gallons chicken salad, 150 boned turkeys, 600 quarts ram punch, SOOib. pate de foio gras, and 1,300 gallons ice cream. The list of ...
... pleasant looking clerk. A hoss, replied the young man. with great prudence. Young Wife: 1, 1 took great pains with that cucumber salad, John, and I hope you enjoyed it. Husband (anxiously): I am afraid, my dear, that I took great pains with it, too. I can't ...
... mayonnaise. REMOVES.—Spring chicken and tongue, roast lamb, pressed beef, galatine of veal, boar's head, York ham, lobster salad, raised pigeon pies. SWEETS.—Jellie?, creams, trifles, tipsy cake, ices, &c. DANCES. 1.—Polka 11.—Polka 2.-Valse 12.-Lancers ...
... Amandi: Ishould think so Nothing to eat, and still less to wear. Not me. Young wife: I took great pains with that cucumber salad, John, and I hope you enjoyed it. Husband (anxiously): I am afraid, my dear, that took great pains with it too. Comedian: ...
... the better plan would be to dine on meat only, arid leave off the second course. We could make out with toasted cheese or a salad. Lil looked as though this would be indeed penitential. Apropos, continued he, slyly, if John Crucival only so much as guessed ...
... have the ordinary salad, or if you prefer it a potato salad, which is very easily made. Mash some potatoes up with salad cream instead of the usual butter or milk. Press them into a mould, and turn out when quite cold into the salad bowl. Put slices of ...
... that gentle- man, with a wife on his aim looking already ten years younger. Such a pretty little repast: chaux-froids and salads, entremets agreeable to the eye, Covent- garden fruit with unbroken bloom, ices and liqueure-- the whole table a parterre ...
... great as a. feeder. The Duchess of Orleans once saw him eat four plates of soup, a whole pheasant, two partridges, a plate of salad, another of mutton hashed with garlick, two largt slices of ham. a. dish of pastry, fruit, sweetmeats, and three bottles of ...
... HOTEL SWAN SEA. SPECIAL NOTICE. HOT. LUNCHEON IN COFFEE ROOM From 12 to 2 daily, at 2s. per bead. THREE COURSES.CHEESE AND SALAD. SPECIAL WAITER IN ATTENDANCE. J. S. TONBRLDGE, PROPEIETOR. CERTIFICATE ~OT ANALYSIS] J hereby certify that 1 have submitted ...
... HOTEL SWANSEA. SPECIAL NOTICE. HOT LUNCHEON IN COFFEE ROOM From 12 to 2 daily, at 2s. per head. THREE COURSES, CHEESE AND SALAD. SPECIAL WAITER IN ATTENDANCE. J. S. TUNBRIDGE, PROPRIETOR. Steam Engines and Working Models Of every descrip- tion. China ...
... HOTEL SWANSEA. SPECIAL NOTICE. HOT LUNCHEON IN COFFEE ROOM From 12 to 2 daily, at 2s. per head. THREE COURSES, CHEESE AND SALAD. SPECIAL WAITER IN ATTENDANCE. J. 8. TUNBRIDGE, PROPRIETOR. Steam Engines and Working Models Of every descrip- tion. Cbina ...
... HOTEL SWANSEA. SPECIAL NOTICE. HOT LUNCH. EON IN COFFEE ROOM From 12 to 2 daily, at Is. per head. THREE COURSES, CHEESE AND SALAD. FECIAL WAITER IN ATTENDANCE. J. S. TUNBRiDG: p ,!r KIETOE. D. ROBERTS Invites Inspection of his Magnificent Show of the NEWEST ...