... following is the general bill of fare:— Tureens of Real Turtle I Baskets containing pints each Dishes Mince Pics Buttles Sherbet Salads (> Dishes Fish the removes. 4 iioiled Turkevs & Roast Turkeys tors Leverets Roast Pullets i Pheasants (»() Dishes Fowls Ueese ...

... Beans for succession crops ; earthing celery; blanching ol endive; giving air, and weeding the seedling lettuces, and other salads in frames; digging and dressing vacant spaces, &e. chard ; training espaliers and wall fruit trees; pruning, nailing, and ...

... —Pot oh seedling Cucumbers, three sixty-sized pot; return them the hot-hed. Ciivc all the air you can to Lettuce, Radishes, Salads all sorts. Sec., in frames. Rhubarb may forced by planting in large pots boxes ul rich compost, and placing them in the stove ...

... lettuce-seed for succession, and planting oe Out lettuee-plants, go on as usual, and tying-up those to be . e blanched for salad. Sowing of peas, carrots, and other main or succession crops, t go on as usual. So, also, tihe hoeing and thinning of turnips ...

... and black teas, lump and raw sugars, by currants and raisins, wax and spermaceti candles, cigars, he anchovies in barrels, salad oil in flasks, arrow root, y. tobacco and isinglass, cayente and black pepper, cloves, en mace, cinnamon and other spices, ...

... should sow and plant out rhubarb, artic-hokcs, asparagus, nasturtiums, sca-kale, Dutch turnips, German greens, and small salading. Garth up |K-ase, and in dry weather water seedling beds. Finish grafting fruit-trees, and train and clean walks and edgings ...

... roast chicken, cut ''f shaped like dice; pigs tongue; salt , fls ~“ shreds like flax; legs ot ducks, cured manner hams ; and salad, composed of onions, garlic, salt-fish, and eggs, mixed with teaoil. These delicacies were cold, ™' n, id table throughout ...

... of the msan. H~e is one of nlat~ure's snrso- c rate. Wlscrever his lot had beer; east, still he would e have swrayed the salad of his fellowrs. Thlis peculiarity, if wisih lie enijoys in an enminent and ?? degree, ?? s the key to hsis characlar and his ...

... and entirely inconsistent withlany notion of poli- nb tical ?? of a LricesterfshireMayistrtes. nd P(svvi ?? Eeccrsu1CITY.-A salad of mustard or water- 10 cress may be produced in a few minutes by the assistance of of electricity. The process is to immerse ...

... creamed, and I have done. Then launch at twelve o’clock—some old Cheshire cheese, pickled oysters, some mountain trout, a choice salad ; while progressing, a bottle of London por- For dinner at three o'clock, ter g i sno bad flavour, turtle soup richly spiced ...

... quietly submitted to the operation, and when it was over, he mounted with his confessor into a vehicle, commonly called panier a salade, which is used for the conveyance of prisoners. After he had alighted from the carriage his sentence was again tohim, The ...

... fis 2 dinner plates, 18 soup ditto, 16 dishes in s LCS, 2 soup tureens and stands, 4 sauce ditto ditto, 1 m rs The ser- ie salad bowl, 4 corer dishes and covers. vice is ornamented with flowers, and richly gilt | 5! upon a drab border, with arms and _ ...