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... Anglo-Saxon sees him he loses his temper and gets into a mighty rage—though that “pursuing fiend” offers the most soothing of salads and the mildest ohampaigue. That pleasant individual i» the Rentleman” humanity Litton onco said that the Norman that is the ...
... uarter dog braised; leg of dog roasted. rat cooked upon the ashes; rat pie with mushrooms; Eel a la broche ; salad of celery and small salad, DessertâDutch cheese, apples, pears, mar- malade an Kirsch, gateau d'Italie au fromage de Chester. The banquet ...
... to per cwt. Hoot Market.— Supply of cabbages fair. Yorks, 5d to ; Dutch, Is to per doz. ; caulidowers, 4s 5s per flasket; salad, 4d to Od per doz. Fowl. —Limited supplies, with much the same as last week. Chickens, 18s to 24s per doz. j turkeys—cocks ...
... oranges, &c., come in season, she famishes her stall with that kind of fruit, and continues to ssll them until the spring salad comes in. During the spring and summer her weekly average income is about 55., hut the remainiog portion of the year her income ...
... to 6d ; Dutch, to Is per dozen J soalhona, oil to ; turnips, to per bunch ; caulirtowers scarce, at 4s to 5s per flasket; salad in small sunnlv at 3d to 5d per dozen. —Supply fair. Chickens, 18s to 24s per doz.; turkeys—cocks. 7s Od to 12s Od each ; do ...
... made early in the month circumstances will permit. Too much attention cannot now be directed to secure an ample supply of salads and other miscellaneous vegetables for winter use. Hardy Fruit Garden. —Whenever the work in a forward state, it may l>e presumed ...
... in it. While I was away on service, they grew and flourished under the fostering care of the house-porters water jug. That salad-bowl contains the sprouts, and out of the stumps our resourceful frien ...
... prescribed or extended according to the toney-’’ ness or liberality oi his hostesses—eats a snack of boned turkey or chicken salad, and hurries to tbs next house. By the time he has made his forty or fifty or hundred calls the fortitude of bis head and stomach ...
... as caput rituluunn Mudinum plum-pudding as farinarium variis ornatam rum jure, ftrrenti more Britanmro, and roast boar with salad and preserved fruits as assum apr in inn factuca fruc~ (usque conditi. The mewne consisted of ohsonium dulce, fructus t buti/rum ...
... cabbages fair. Yorks, 3d to 7d per doz. ; scallions, to Gd ; turnips, 3d to 5d per bunch ; cauliflowers, *2s to per flasket; salad, 3d to 4d per doz. Fowl —Small supply. Chickens, 18s to 24s per doz. *. turkeys : cocks to each ; do, liens, 3s to each ; geese ...
... Moblots, yet if one could not dine with satisfaction off honest soup and bouilli, conoombres for hors d’cenvres, potatoes, fowl, salad, French beans, and cheese, with unlimited ordinary wine of fair quality, amid as genial a set of feUows>s it was ever my lot ...
... accustomed to horse that can scarcely tell the difference between and beef. We have rice, macaroni, chocolate, preserves, little salad, and now and then little salt beef. We are getting so used all this that feel perfectly satisfied. I can assure you Parisians ...