... for any Prier% ; there was DO need for any one to is between and God except our Lord Jews ad* the Seer High. Priest of their Salads.. Try wen inealwe free because they preached a full end to.. And then as regards calling titemselme Ohrehmen, be hoped they ...

... silver sugar tongs. Miss Williams (Dderw), sliver photo. frame. Miss Powell (Tymawr), salad bowl and servers. i Miss Lucy Powell, pair cushions. Mrs. Turner (Bell Nrue), salad bowl and servers, and chopping board. Mrs. Vaughan silver serviette rings. Mr. W ...

... and Miss Harris Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. Lees, Colonel Jones, Dirs. Howse, Mrs. Barry and Baker, Wedgwood coffee sett Mrs. Croft*, salad cruet. Sir Thomas; and Lady Marshall, carved tea tray. Mies Thomas Moore, pair of silver vases. Mrs. Bere, Japanese silk table ...

... silver hat-pin stand I Rev R and Mrs Evans. old silver decanter stands IMiss Barton, old silver tankard Mrs Bowles, glass salad bowl Misses Thomas, silver cream Mr R carriage clock wrs H Fuller. lace Cazalet, silver calendar Barters, Jack, and Michael ...

... has been mended by strong brown paper upon it; it could then be handled without tearing. Wisrea Satsos.—An excellent winter salad, and one less known than any other, yet perhaps the most easily obtainable of all, is the young bleached sprouts of the swede ...

... out of the on to a hot diell, with a little hot gravy poured round. This mould is excellent served cold with salad, along with the following salad dressing. Boil two eggs quite herd, take off the shell and white part, bruise the yolks until quite smooth ...

... follows :—Turbot; lobster sauce; sirloin of best; saddle of mutton; boiled chickens; roast turkey; beef steak and kidney pies; salad.; apricot pudding; plum pudding; mince pies; dessert. After luncheon, the High Sheriff proposed The health of His Most Gracious ...

... leave to set. When all is firm take • knife, dip it I. hello water, and with it out each cutlet into shape. • some dreamed salad An a disk, the • Me on it, serve. I or embed tripe smell pieces. lea. et is •ay directly it le try to • aim brown. is • oneer ...

... Davies, pair copper, candlesticks; Mrs. Denne, cheque; lhe spent in the Lake district. 'e following anis. dM • D W Davies, salad servers; , is a list of the presents:— I Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Daviese silver cigarette- Bridegroom to bride, case of silver brushes ...

... property in New York, and I want a man to collect the rents.' - Mminv, said Mr. Corntossel, as he set aside the oottle of salad dressing, don't say a word to nokwly. Joel ar's been playin' tricks agin'. You don't say so 1 Yea. Well never bring him ...

... chest Hatton, Mrs., teapot, cream jug, and sugar basin Huskisson, Miss Edith, silver-mounted purse Hutchinson, Mr. and Mni., salad bowl Hay C.E.T.B. Choir, etc., table centre Hay Church Choir, presentation James, Cl., silver-mounted oak tray Jones, Miss ...

... Mary Davis's. Silver cake basket—Rev. and Mrs. D. Pugh. Gold and puarl brooch—Rev. and Yrs. D. It. Pugh. Glass and silver salad bowl--Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Morgan. Linen bed spies& -Mrs. Charles Hewitt. Trinket set —Miss Annie Griffith. heque—Miss J. Richards ...