... right to state, that though unripe fruit is of course bad and injurous, yet rips fruit is perfectly wholesome. Cucumbers, salads, and all uncooked vegetables are bad; well cooked vegetables are excellent food; but people should take especial care not ...

... the cholera. FRUIT.-Though unripe fruit is of course bad and injurious, yet ripe fruit is perfectly wholesome. Cucumbers, salads, and all uncooked vegetables are bad: well-cooked vegetables are ex- cellent food but people should especially take care not ...

... metropolis has taken place which has not been traced to want, to unclean- liness, or to some excess in diet or regimen. CAUTION TO SALAD-EATERS.—No person would suppose that caterpillars, which feed upon vegetable substances, could be found alive in the stomach ...

... one teaspoonful in brandy and water, and repeat the dose as mining'. The Li:unarm` strong water of ammonia, laudanum, and salad oil, of each one ounce; init. Apply well to the part affected with cramps or spasms. as the legs, 113111 k. abdomen. &e. Bottles ...

... Well, said Quin, get in, fur if any accident happens you will serve as a lurch pia.' EATING SALADS.—A lad who had lately gone to service, having bad salad served up to dinner every day for a week, ran away; and when asked how he bad left his place, ...

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... dlfferent times this mouth, by which a constant supply may be obtained, allowing about ten or twelve days between sowing. Small salading, slob as crvsses, mustard, and rape. should sown every ten or twelve .— water them moderately, if the weather should. Plant ...

... necessary to have some refreshment. A most sumptuous luncheon was ordered, consisting of every description of cold meat, fish, salads, wines, &c. The exhilirating scene appeared to have an effect on the party. The bidding became animated. Coffee rose ►s. to ...

... chance of stems; radishes, lettuces, only the more hardy sorts will now succeed; onions, a few to pull green in the autumn fur salads, it should be Lisbon or Reading onion. Colesvorts for a main crop for winter, early in the month; turnips, principal sowing ...

... tiatelee read over the whoolooef theetiolenee ATTOTIIIO, Offrnrro. kr. conduit to Budleigh Saltertomshe there partook of seeme salad with which an mien had been mixed, and for the Mara red lips nre breath'd apart HOUSE OP COMMONS, Thursday, July I. a week ...

... Orange and other Toone* 40 Ditto of Al d Pastry 10 Chmitelly Baskets 40 Marrow Puddings 61 Dishes of Miner Pies I 59 Ditto Salads txor OM. 40 Dishes of*Portri.lges 30 Dishes of Wild Fowls I Ditto of Pea Fowls 75 Plates of Apples, of dif• ferent lands GO ...

... Jahn Junes. of In the Pariah of Pen. It,. Margaret Walk Ina, niece to the Res. John Williams, Cardiganshire. To un, ,Cloy. salad A Wont 10 Thad. Mr ad.—C. the SOth Instant, IL St. Martin'. Charrh, Haver: Ser. James Sommers, Mt. John lAerrellin. of Crow ...