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... Iterinet Whey, •Lich is generally a very offensive article. la Bottles, 6.1. sod Is. each. BARRETT'S SALAD CREAM, Ao admirable Deeming for all kinds of Salad. Bollles,ls. each. BARRETT'S ESSENCE ANCHOVIES. Highly esteemed for all ■inds of Fish. Is 80111e5 ...
... Rennet Whey, which is generally a sen• ~d•noire article. Jr. Balks, G.I. and le. cord. BARRETT'S SALAD CREAM, Ao admirable Dressing for all kinds of Salad. Is, Bottles, Is. cock. BARRETT'S ESSENCE ANCIIOVIES. llighly esteemed for all kinds of Fish. la ...
... ant olisi des the tiermssity of recourse to the helmet Whey, •hteli is genera) very tic'e. In fi. 1. (Ma Is. verb. BARRETT'S SALAD CREAM, All ;I:nimble Dressing for kinds of be Bullles, Is. tack BARRETT'S ESSENCE ANCIIOVIES. Highly esteemed for all !kinds ...
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... Man-Church, kr Lou,. Buckley, 8.A., St. Mary-Church, floor, Sect mt.—Seer/aye, 101 oak, 3p., 61 p other Holy Loa, a.m., 7µw salad So/oriels, 8 a.m hp me, 10 0ht.,4 p.m ; , r l, the ker.', Serrate ow all Vigils is 7 p.m., 'sad on those Ern, .8, and on F ...
... Xinlneh, •?lia• 13rabaton, •)limn Riely 4 •Mi. ian, •Mus II 5 •The Minces Mortil“, •M rs n,J the Ontri •Mr E. Outram •Mr and Mrs Salad and family 7 8 s •Mr Smart 9 •Mrs Lea, •The Misses Denmstona 10 • •Miss Me Duu,O3 3 Babbicombo Road. 1 The Braddons— I Oswalds ...
... oker, 8.A., St. 31ary-Church. . Imuis Buckley, 8.A., St. 3lary-Chureli, , . Li ine Serriec.—Seadays,lo4 a.m., 3 p ocher Holy salad Sssfardays,ti ,4 ;ll 4p.m. ; Fridays, A., or all is al l p.m per &Seneca. 7hs Seri , tua , wll /lure; sad Church, St. Lap+Church ...
... made into puddings, or prepared with coffee, chocolate, or other food. To these sources should be added the use of oil in salads and of an increased quantity of butter, the tolerance of both of which may be increased by gentle training. Alcohol (and ...
... substitute for the now failing and diseased potato. Hitherto the red kind has only been used in England pickle, or a garnish for salad ; even the few who dress it generally boil it, by which process the rich saccharine juice is in great measure lost, and the ...
... stand; central gold, Miss Peard, a madrepore inkstand; snarb:e vase, presented by C. Smith, Esq., won by Mrs. Young; corned salad spoon, presented by the Rev. Mr. Milehead, for the greatest number of blacks, Miss 11. Kelso! , arrest tassel!, given by Mrs ...
... tart of Torquay, %Atli Cockineton. —Rev. G. Hill, u.a., Rev. G. 1,1111111, 8.A., Assistant Curates. Parish Church of Upton. Salad . ) , .11orhia at 11 Mork, dflersoois at Half-peat 3 1, ar Ilall-pasl 6 o'clock. Swats' 0 11 iducC.—Rev. R. R. Wolfe, ...