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... roast beef, boiled leg of mutton. resat turkey and ham; sweets: Volunteer pudding, apple tart ,jelly, blanc mange: cheese and salad. Mr. Roberts, the Royal Webb Harpist, played selections dunng dinner. lunteer. ...
... earnest vegetarian soon acquires a kinship with the squirrel, and bonds of sympathy unite him to the guinea-0g who munches green salad at untoward bours.—ln the Sketch. Ma ADRIAN ROSS. The judicial humorist we have always had with us. so we must suppose him ...
... of Guardians £6 983, Rural District Councils, £3 877, Parish £57, Burial Boards £l7, costs of registration of voters £131,. salad s of assistant overseers £321, other expenses £145. The average rate for Hertfordshire rural parishes was 3s Ild in the £, ...
... which tend to cleanse and cool the blood. Yet most people continue their normal diet, with occasionally a little fruit or , salad as a seasonahle change. The result is that the blood becomes clogged with food-products for which the body has no use, digestion ...
... W. J.) that some weeks and months must elapse between the sowing of the seeds and the ultimate enjoyment of the wholesome salad. The time of year is with us when seeds may still be sown. To the inexperienced the proper time for seed sowing is a purale ...
... ailver 5i00d..4 Mr. Arthur Parry (National Provincial Bui!th), salad bowl. Mr. Morgan Jones (National Provincial Bank, Builtb), egg stand. Staff et the National Provincial Bank, Mancheder), salad Mr. Richard Jcnes, J.P. (Pendinas, Caersws), silver preserve ...
... radishes, parsley, chervil, corn salad, and mustard and cress. At the end of the month, prick out August-sown onions and lettuces. Continue to blanch endive—which is rarely grown in our county, but which is very delicious as a salad—gather ripe tomatoes, and ...
... thin icrips and soaked in cold water, also makes a delightful salad; or the celery and cabbage together, by changing the dressing from French to ma3onnaise, will give you a dainty dinner salad. A MOULD Or CALF'S Matra—Procure half a calf's head and the ...
... Oliver, linen damask table cloth A Friend, pair of handsome vases. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans and daughters, . . . . . , salad bowl. Royal Devon giver mount. Miss Lloyd, Claremont, crumb brush and tray Mr. David Jones, album. Mrs. B. P. Lewis, Ash Villa ...
... dinner cruet. Misses Lucy and Edith Powell (sisters of bride), tea service. Miss Maude Powell, London (sister of bride), silver salad bowl and servers. ...
... layer on a fiat, wet dish, and leave them untouched until quite firmly set. Have ready a nicely-prepared green salad, mixed with some favourite salad dressing, and the rest of the savoury jelly roughly chopped, and upon these pile up the grouse as neatly as ...
... tongs; Mr. and Mrs. Davies, 6-bottle silver cruet; Lucy and Edith Powell, dinner Fery ice ; Miss Maud Powell, silver mounted salad bowl and servers; Mr. Percy Nivel, easy chair; Mr. Ernest Jones, silver and out-glass ;ruit stand and flower vase combined: ...